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Effective management options for our osteoarthritis (OA) patients are changing. This change is driven by advances in therapeutics, but just as importantly, due to a culture shift in the awareness of a need to develop multimodal management plans. In this way we can collectively address many elements contributing to patients’ OA pain and poor mobility.
This learning series with Ross Allan reviews the current evidence and debate around new pharmaceutical and intra-articular therapeutics, provides an update on pain management in OA, includes interactive case discussion scenarios and provides insight into how OA clinics can be set up and delivered successfully in practice.
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Topics covered include:
- Medical therapeutics update
- Intra-articular therapeutics and decision-making
- OA case scenario discussion: ‘what, when and why’
- Chronic OA management: why we must stay positive about chronic disease
- Assessment and review of OA: why once isn’t enough
- Measuring progress: CROM questionnaires and other tools
- ‘Feline’ a little creaky? : update on OA in cats
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