Research How NRAS supports research From conducting our own research about the impact of RA on people’s lives to assisting third-party researchers, academics and professionals – we support research in a number of ways. Read more Current research partnerships Find out about the research projects we are currently supporting. Read more Get involved in research NRAS is committed to improving a broad range of outcomes for the RA community. In achieving these aims we work on a number of separate but entwined strategies covering issues such as policy reform, the development of supported self-management resources, providing support and help to people experiencing health, social and psychological issues related to their RA. Take part Research outcomes It is important that the full loop occurs when it comes to research, its not just taking part it is also finding out the results. Within this section you will find research outcomes. Read more Guidelines on the management of RA Information on some of the useful guidelines in place for various aspects of rheumatoid arthritis. These guidelines offer evidence-based ‘best practice’ models. Read more For researchers NRAS is open to supporting a wide variety of institutions and commercial organisations with their research via various means of recruitment, focus groups, promotion of research and production of surveys. Read more What's Happening Get all the latest news and events straight to your inbox with our regular email. Don't worry, we won't send you spam! Sign up Search for resources Try searching our resource hub to find the articles, videos, tools and publications most helpful for you. I am… Employer Health Professional Someone with RASelect topic… About NRAS Apni Jung info for South Asian community Community COVID-19 Diagnosis and Monitoring Diet and Exercise Events Family Planning Fundraising Healthcare professionals Other Conditions Research Self-management Symptoms and Causes Treatment Work and BenefitsSelect resource type… Article Blog Facebook Live NRAS Live Publication Video Clear All Article Brain fog and rheumatoid arthritis Symptoms of brain fog Brain fog describes a feeling you may get when thought processes are slower or less clear (‘foggy’). People experiencing this sensation may also describe feeling ‘fuzzy headed’ or ‘sluggish’. Symptoms of brain fog may include: The impact of brain fog Brain fog can be embarrassing. An inability to answer a simple […] Article TaILOR Study TaILOR Study How does Patient Initiated Follow-up (PIFU) compare to standard care follow up for people living with inflammatory arthritis? Full Title of study: What is the clinical and cost-effectiveness of a patient-initiated follow-up (PIFU) strategy compared to traditional pre-arranged appointments for people with inflammatory arthritis (IA) treated with long-term immune-suppressing therapies? A randomised controlled […] Article Welsh Survey on Rheumatology 2024 – report In 2024, NRAS updated their patient survey, first done in 2016 and reported as part of the BSR State of Play for Wales report of that year, and sent it out as widely as possible across Wales to gauge people’s experiences of rheumatology services and care in a post pandemic landscape. We wanted the opportunity […] Article NRAS’ further response to disability cuts from the Spring Statement NRAS’ further response to disability cuts from the Spring Statement The news around benefit changes have been a significant story over the last few weeks with many changes being announced. This has been an incredibly difficult time for people living with disabilities and many feeling scared about their future and how this will impact them. […] Article Homecare Medicine Services in Scotland Independent Review of Medicines Homecare in Scotland Load more ↓ Help support others Because of your generous donations NRAS will continue to be there for everyone affected by RA. MonthlySinglePay in Funds £5£10£20Other £16.68£34.00£83.56Other £50£100£500Other Donate now!
How NRAS supports research From conducting our own research about the impact of RA on people’s lives to assisting third-party researchers, academics and professionals – we support research in a number of ways. Read more
Current research partnerships Find out about the research projects we are currently supporting. Read more
Get involved in research NRAS is committed to improving a broad range of outcomes for the RA community. In achieving these aims we work on a number of separate but entwined strategies covering issues such as policy reform, the development of supported self-management resources, providing support and help to people experiencing health, social and psychological issues related to their RA. Take part
Research outcomes It is important that the full loop occurs when it comes to research, its not just taking part it is also finding out the results. Within this section you will find research outcomes. Read more
Guidelines on the management of RA Information on some of the useful guidelines in place for various aspects of rheumatoid arthritis. These guidelines offer evidence-based ‘best practice’ models. Read more
For researchers NRAS is open to supporting a wide variety of institutions and commercial organisations with their research via various means of recruitment, focus groups, promotion of research and production of surveys. Read more
What's Happening Get all the latest news and events straight to your inbox with our regular email. Don't worry, we won't send you spam! Sign up
Search for resources Try searching our resource hub to find the articles, videos, tools and publications most helpful for you. I am… Employer Health Professional Someone with RASelect topic… About NRAS Apni Jung info for South Asian community Community COVID-19 Diagnosis and Monitoring Diet and Exercise Events Family Planning Fundraising Healthcare professionals Other Conditions Research Self-management Symptoms and Causes Treatment Work and BenefitsSelect resource type… Article Blog Facebook Live NRAS Live Publication Video Clear All Article Brain fog and rheumatoid arthritis Symptoms of brain fog Brain fog describes a feeling you may get when thought processes are slower or less clear (‘foggy’). People experiencing this sensation may also describe feeling ‘fuzzy headed’ or ‘sluggish’. Symptoms of brain fog may include: The impact of brain fog Brain fog can be embarrassing. An inability to answer a simple […] Article TaILOR Study TaILOR Study How does Patient Initiated Follow-up (PIFU) compare to standard care follow up for people living with inflammatory arthritis? Full Title of study: What is the clinical and cost-effectiveness of a patient-initiated follow-up (PIFU) strategy compared to traditional pre-arranged appointments for people with inflammatory arthritis (IA) treated with long-term immune-suppressing therapies? A randomised controlled […] Article Welsh Survey on Rheumatology 2024 – report In 2024, NRAS updated their patient survey, first done in 2016 and reported as part of the BSR State of Play for Wales report of that year, and sent it out as widely as possible across Wales to gauge people’s experiences of rheumatology services and care in a post pandemic landscape. We wanted the opportunity […] Article NRAS’ further response to disability cuts from the Spring Statement NRAS’ further response to disability cuts from the Spring Statement The news around benefit changes have been a significant story over the last few weeks with many changes being announced. This has been an incredibly difficult time for people living with disabilities and many feeling scared about their future and how this will impact them. […] Article Homecare Medicine Services in Scotland Independent Review of Medicines Homecare in Scotland Load more ↓
Article Brain fog and rheumatoid arthritis Symptoms of brain fog Brain fog describes a feeling you may get when thought processes are slower or less clear (‘foggy’). People experiencing this sensation may also describe feeling ‘fuzzy headed’ or ‘sluggish’. Symptoms of brain fog may include: The impact of brain fog Brain fog can be embarrassing. An inability to answer a simple […]
Article TaILOR Study TaILOR Study How does Patient Initiated Follow-up (PIFU) compare to standard care follow up for people living with inflammatory arthritis? Full Title of study: What is the clinical and cost-effectiveness of a patient-initiated follow-up (PIFU) strategy compared to traditional pre-arranged appointments for people with inflammatory arthritis (IA) treated with long-term immune-suppressing therapies? A randomised controlled […]
Article Welsh Survey on Rheumatology 2024 – report In 2024, NRAS updated their patient survey, first done in 2016 and reported as part of the BSR State of Play for Wales report of that year, and sent it out as widely as possible across Wales to gauge people’s experiences of rheumatology services and care in a post pandemic landscape. We wanted the opportunity […]
Article NRAS’ further response to disability cuts from the Spring Statement NRAS’ further response to disability cuts from the Spring Statement The news around benefit changes have been a significant story over the last few weeks with many changes being announced. This has been an incredibly difficult time for people living with disabilities and many feeling scared about their future and how this will impact them. […]
Help support others Because of your generous donations NRAS will continue to be there for everyone affected by RA. MonthlySinglePay in Funds £5£10£20Other £16.68£34.00£83.56Other £50£100£500Other Donate now!