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Latest edition! ARMA Newletter | Arthritis & Musculoskeletal Alliance | February 2019
“Harnessing a collective focus to transform MSK services”
CEO update by Sue Brown:
Let’s all get on the bandwagon together
Ensuring we have the right workforce to meet the growing health needs of an ageing population is a real challenge. ARMA’s different professional members have a lot to contribute, as I discovered when I spent a day at the Royal College of Chiropractors conference.
Excerpt from Sue Brown’s CEO update: Read more via the newsletter link button below
In this issue
Guest Blog:
How your local pharmacy can help
by Leyla Hannbeck, Director of Pharmacy at the National Pharmacy Association
But even frequent visitors to pharmacies may not be aware of the full range of NHS services available there.
Excerpt from Leyla Hannbecks guest blog – How your local pharmacy can help,
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Webinars:
Watch again: Webinar recordings
If you weren’t able to attend the live webinars, you can watch the recordings on the ARMA Webinars page.
The most recent webinars are:
- Supporting people with MSK conditions to be more active
- A New way of delivering MSK pain service: Integrated pain assessment spinal service
- Commissioning for quality: community based rheumatology service
- The British Society for Rheumatology’s Choosing Wisely UK Recommendations
Member Posts
Chiropractor Peter Dixon appointed Fellow of NICE
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has appointed chiropractor Peter Dixon as a Fellow.
Consultation on new Chiropractic Quality Standard: Osteoporosis
MACP partner conference and IFOMPT
Physio UK Conference
MSK Champions key dates
Plus more…
WORD Day – 18 March 2019
A few words from me…
Because this is a late addition to the site I will let you know that the first ever WORDDay2019 was a fantastic success at raising awareness for young people that get rheumtic diseases. FibroFlutters spent the day spreading the WORD via Twitter and Facebook to help get the messages out there from a whole range of organisations who were part of the campaign.
Later on Simon Stones & Jordan Canning both hosted their first ever Twitter chat for WORDDay which was also a great success as really great discussions and conversations were had. Again we joined in with that and thoroughly enjoyed the interactions.
You can keep up to date with Simon and Jordon on twitter via their twitter links given below:
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