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Red Hot Joints: Is it Septic Arthritis or Not?
Dr Chris Ellis presents this webinar from the PCRMM Recognising Red Flags in Rheumatological and Related Conditions event. The presentation looks at possible causes of Red Hot Joints, and how […]
Charcot Joints and How to Assess and Treat Them
By Jonathan Dewell, BSc. (Hons). MSc., presents this webinar on how to assess and treat Foot & Ankle Charcot. The presentation is from the PCRMM Recognising Red Flags in Rheumatological […]
Creating a Better Future for People Living with Axial Spondyloarthritis
Dr Dale Webb, CEO of NASS, provides the latest NASS update on Creating a Better Future for People Living with Axial Spondyloarthritis, during this presentation from the 2025 PCRMM Navigating […]
Axial Spondyloarthritis Playbook: Reducing Time to Diagnosis and Improving Patient Experience
Professor Raj Sengupta, Consultant Rheumatologist at the Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases in Bath, shares his extensive expertise of Axial SpA, sharing insights that could help with earlier diagnosis […]
Hitting AS for Six – Living with Axial SpA: an Invisible Illness
Charlie Robards has been living with Axial SpA for 30 years, but loves his sport. He is a fierce competitor on the cricket pitch despite suffering with a prolonged recovery […]
Anti-inflamatory Effects of Exercise in Populations with Inflammatory Arthritis
Dr Matthew Roberts, researcher in exercise physiology and immune function at The National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine, Loughborough University, and NIHR Leicester Biomedical Research Centre presents this webinar […]
The Crucial Role of Primary Care in Reducing/Ending the Diagnostic Delay in Axial SpA
The Crucial Role of Primary Care in Reducing/Ending the Diagnostic Delay in Axial SpA, by Kirsty Anderson, APP Glasgow & NASS Champion in Primary Care
Psoriatic Arthritis in the Community – Should Everyone be Referred?
Presentation by Professor Philip HelliwellProfessor of Clinical Rheumatology, Chapel Allerton Hospital, Leeds.
IDEAL Study: Improving the Diagnosis & Early referral of patients with AxiaL SpA
Presented by Professor Jon PackhamConsultant Rheumatologist/Associate Medical Director for Physical Health, Rheumatology Department, Haywood Hospital, Stoke on TrentMidlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
PCRMM Webinar – Axial Spa – identification and referral
Watch this great webinar, given by Toby Wallace and Sam Bhide who are both NASS Primary Care champions. Axial spa is an inflammatory condition consisting of varied symptoms and characteristics