Research priorities to reduce the individual and societal burden of osteoarthritis in Australia
You are invited to participate in a research project being conducted at The Centre for Health, Exercise and Sports Medicine
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World Arthritis Day | 2024
World Arthritis Day 2024: Empowering Through Information October 12th marks World Arthritis Day, a global initiative to recognise the challenges
Deprescribing Opioids – registered healthcare professionals survey
A research team from The University of Sydney is conducting a study about the resource needs and support registered healthcare
Do you have knee osteoarthritis?
In partnership with the Queensland University of Technology and Western Sydney University, with funding from Arthritis Australia, patients are invited
Still feeling the ache after your total knee replacement?
Researchers at The University of Sydney are interviewing patients to learn about their experience of persistent pain following total knee
Over 20 peak groups join Arthritis Australia’s call for urgent action on arthritis and musculoskeletal conditions.
Arthritis Australia and over 40 leading health stakeholders including over 20 peak bodies have issued a formal communique calling for
Arthritis Australia’s first interactive Parliamentary Summit on Better Care for Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Conditions
Arthritis Australia’s first interactive Parliamentary Summit on Better Care for Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Conditions on 22 August was attended by
ARTHRITIS AT BREAKING POINT: Greater access to physios, dietitians, and other allied health essential to stem staggering rise in hip and knee replacements
Arthritis Australia is calling for urgent, affordable access to lifestyle behavioural care from physiotherapists, dietitians, and other multidisciplinary allied health,
Parliamentary summit on better care for arthritis and musculoskeletal conditions
Click here to download the summit agenda Click here to download the communique Musculoskeletal conditions, including arthritis and back pain
Are you living with chronic disease?
Macquarie University will be conducting focus groups with consumers to identify possible factors that may impact chronic disease outcomes, social