Arthritis Insights
Tips for reducing your risk of developing arthritis, or for managing your condition to live your best life with arthritis
Tips for reducing your risk of developing arthritis, or for managing your condition to live your best life with arthritis
Whether you have been diagnosed with arthritis or are looking for ways to reduce your risk of developing arthritis, HAPPY
reminds us of the key actions we can take.
Maintaining a Healthy weight; being physically Active;
Protecting your joints; forming Positive
health habits; and working with Your healthcare team gives us the best chance to live
well with arthritis!
Useful tips to help you get the most out of a trip to your doctor.
This service can help you to access mental health care professionals for support with mental health and wellbeing.
Small changes can make a big difference.
Find out how physiotherapy can help in the management of arthritis.
Arthritis treatments can vary depending on which type you have. It is very important to get the right diagnosis.
Podiatrists are experts in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of conditions of the lower limbs and
feet.
Dietitians are experts in food and nutrition. How can they help people living with arthritis?
Useful People who live with chronic or persistent pain may be referred to a Persistent Pain Management Service.
There's a range of health professionals who can help in the management of hand or wrist arthritis.
No matter what type of arthritis you have, a Physio can help manage your arthritis and the chronic pain it can
cause.
There are over 120 different types of arthritis, all of which are treated in different ways.
Are there alternative treatments? What should you consider before having knee replacement surgery?
Your chances of a better surgery outcome will be improved if you use the time before surgery to plan ahead.
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What is a clinical trial, and how can you find out about clinical trials happening in Australia?
We'll explore what fake science is.
‘Complementary therapies’ are any therapies that are not part of the conventional treatment of a disease.
Control your health information securely, in one place. My Health Record is an online summary of your key health information.
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How Occupational Therapy can help.
Learn about how an Exercise Physiologist can help you live well with arthritis.
Learn about pre-and-post operative care