ON DEMAND: ACR 2021 – Australian context, international perspectives

Watch in your own time as an expert panel discuss highlights from ACR 2021 focussing on potential impacts for rheumatology practice. If you didn't catch the webinar, you can watch on demand here: Chaired by...

Watch in your own time as an expert panel discuss highlights from ACR 2021 focussing on potential impacts for rheumatology...

Osteoarthritis

Aussie trial shows telehealth programs effective for knee OA

Telehealth-delivered exercise and diet programs can improve pain and function in people with chronic knee pain consistent with osteoarthritis and overweight or obesity (BMI >28). The magnitudes of the benefits were consistent with those reported with exercise and diet plus exercise...

Telehealth-delivered exercise and diet programs can improve pain and function in people with chronic knee pain consistent with osteoarthritis and...

News in brief: Rheumatologists numbers increase revealed by AHPRA; GCA patients at high risk of thoracic AA; Specialty training’s ‘dirty secret’

Rheumatologists numbers increase revealed by AHPRA Australia has added more than 75 rheumatologists over the last five years, with 441 medical practitioners now registered in the specialist physician category of rheumatology field of practice, according to the latest statistics on medical...

Rheumatologists numbers increase revealed by AHPRA Australia has added more than 75 rheumatologists over the last five years, with 441 medical...

Australia’s first living guidelines for JIA: focus on DMARDs

Australian rheumatologists have heard the call for localised, evidence-based and up-to-date guidance on DMARD use in juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) and prioritised the matter in new living guidelines. Produced by an expert panel led by paediatric rheumatologist Dr William Renton at...

Australian rheumatologists have heard the call for localised, evidence-based and up-to-date guidance on DMARD use in juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA)...