Physical branch meetings are currently cancelled due to COVID-19. However there are virtual activities being run by some branches. Please contact your local branch for more information.
We hope you find the information on these pages helpful. Our team is working tirelessly to provide up to date advice in relation to the COVID-19/Coronavirus pandemic. Record numbers of people are now turning to NASS for support, and we hope to be here for everyone. Our helpline and advice service are only possible thanks to donations from people like you.
If you are able to make a donation to NASS today, we'd be so grateful.
DONATE
Check out NASS axial spa (AS) resources for health professionals
Explore this area of the website to find axial SpA (AS) resources for health professionals, including Rheumatologists, Physiotherapists, Osteopaths, Chiropractors and others. Scroll down to sign up to our newsletter, to ensure you always have the most up to date information for your patients.
A range of guides and online resources to help you gain a better understanding of axial SpA
View
Download and order informative resources to hand to your axial SpA patients
View
ARMA offer a range of regular webinars for health professionals looking at specific areas of MSK
View
We are working with the Royal College of Chiropractors and Institute of Osteopathy to help reduce the 8.5 year delay to diagnosis.
Aspiring to Excellence is an award programme designed to encourage and recognise service improvement in axial SpA (AS) care.
Our Supported Self-management Programme gives patients the skills and tools needed to confidently manage their axial SpA
AStretch is a group of physiotherapists from around the UK who meet to improve the understanding of axial SpA (AS). They run regular physiotherapy assessment and management workshops and have an informative website.
The British Society for SpondyloArthritis (BRITSpA) is a group of professionals working in the UK with a commitment to advancing knowledge and treatment of spondyloarthritis. It has a multi-disciplinary membership including physiotherapists, ocupational therapists, rheumatologists, nurse specialists, scientists and researchers. It has a website and runs an annual scientific meeting.
NASS works with health professionals and policy makers to campaign for better care for axial SpA (AS) patients. If you would like to find out more about this work click here. If you would like to be involved in any way please contact Jill Hamilton.