What are a wonderful read this is by Kathleen Elizabeth, aka blogger of ‘The Invincible Summer’, as she talks about her first time as a disabled dog handler in a dog show. She eloquently describes in detail about the highs and lows of her experience whilst giving us a brilliant explanation of how this role […]
Will you be joining us in supporting #RAREsummit19 on 23 September in Cambridge. A highlight on the rare disease calendar. Being an official media partner for this event is a great honour in the name of rare disease advocacy and I cannot wait to attend the event and be a part of the day’s activities. […]
I decided to test how long it would be before my back began to ache when sat in a regular dining chair, one with no arms and a straight back. It wasn’t long before I began to notice little things….
What I have explained in this post is the chain reaction of ‘pain’ and ‘inflammation’ that I fight to prevent on a daily basis and when it gets as bad as this the ‘sciatic’ pain is so intense that it really does make me cry.
Excerpt from Sue Brown’s CEO update:
Prevention seems to have been the theme of my February. The possibility that a lot of the pain and disability of MSK conditions might be prevented, and that this is being taken seriously is an exciting prospect.
Guest Blog:
Keep on personalising care
by Sarah Duncan, Head of Clinical Policy, NHS England
Headliner: Coming Together to Put Patients First in Headache Treatment | By Stephani Sutherland
Coming Together to Put Patients First in Headache Treatment
Helping focus pain appointments with the Navigator Tool
This edition has been funded by funded by the Health and Social Care Alliance and Edinburgh and Lothians Health Foundation
Excerpt:
“ARMA is all about collaboration, seeing the value of working together, the power of combining the perspectives of patients alongside a range of professionals. We hope that the NHS ten-year plan will also recognise both MSK, and the importance of a multidisciplinary pathway approach to supporting people with MSK conditions.”
#BoneJointWeek 12-20 October 2018 | The theme of campaign is:
“Musculoskeletal conditions: The elephant in the room?”
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