Carmen Caeiro is an Associate Professor at the Health School (ESS) of the Polytechnic University of Setúbal (IPS). She completed her PhD in Physiotherapy at the Clinical Research Centre for Health Professions, University of Brighton, in the United Kingdom. Currently, she is a member of the Scientific and Technical Council of ESS/IPS and a member of the General Council of IPS. In the past, she served as Coordinator of the Physiotherapy Degree, member of the Pedagogical Council of ESS/IPS, member of the Specialized Ethics Committee for Research at ESS/IPS, and member of the IPS Ethics Committee. Carmen Caeiro is also an integrated researcher at the Comprehensive Health Research Center. She has been part of the research teams of several funded projects, including “SPLIT – Stratified care for low back pain,” “SARA – Co creation of telerehabilitation services for delivering care to individuals with low back pain (proof of concept),” “SHARE – Health and Humanities Working Together,” and “MyBack – Personalized exercise and behaviour change programme.” She is currently a member of the project team “SPLIT PaSSus 2030,” which results from the integration of the SPLIT programme into the Pacto de Saúde Sustentável (Sustainable Health Pact) 2030, and she is responsible for the project “Selfie – Supported self management of fibromyalgia — Co designing ehealth solutions.” As part of her scientific activity, she has developed projects in collaboration with the community, involving patient associations, National Health Service units, and integrating undergraduate and postgraduate students. She has served as a reviewer and author of publications in peer reviewed international scientific journals, and has presented her work at national and international conferences, as well as in communication channels aimed at the general public.