Our Free Services NRAS provides free information and support to your patients, you and your colleagues. By utilising the NRAS services for your RA or JIA patients you will be providing evidenced based quality information and supported self management resources that help you meet the NICE Quality Standards. Right Start Right Start supports all those living with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) to understand their condition and how it is likely to affect them. By referring your patients to NRAS, you will be connecting them to friendly, trained empathetic staff who will provide tailored, evidence-based information as well as offering peer support at an individual and/or community level. Refer all your RA patients to this vital service. To better explain the Right Start process, we will be holding two webinars in June and July, click here for more details. Find out more SMILE-RA SMILE-RA – is NRAS’s unique, modular, user friendly interactive e-learning programme for people with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), as well as you as a health professional. It really is an engaging experience and all the information is up-to-date and evidence-based. Learn so much more about RA and how to manage it day-to-day, hear from health professionals and people living with RA. Register now Helpline The Helpline is here to let your patients know that they don’t have to face it alone by offering information and emotional support for those with RA and Adult JIA as well as families with a child with JIA. Our Helpline staff reinforce your key clinical messaging especially about the importance of adherence to treatment. The staff are not medically trained, so are not able to give specific medical advice, however they are trained to provide callers with the most current information, give emotional support, discuss the impacts RA has on work and relationships and help people understand more about the disease and the treatments available. Helpline Publications Order our publications that are ideal for giving to patients on their next visit, or display them in the waiting room of your hospital. Our publications cover all key topics, such as such as Fatigue, Blood Monitoring, RA Medications, Work/employment etc. All of our publications are provided free of charge, but if you would like to make a donation, please visit our donate page. Order our Publications poster to display in your waiting room. Order now JoinTogether Groups Connecting your patients with others living with RA and JIA can be of great benefit. For many people attending a local in person group may not be possible but through these online groups they can connect with people with similar interests and lifestyles from anywhere in the UK All groups are run by NRAS Volunteers. Find out more NRAS in 2023 0 Helpline enquiries 0 Publications sent out 0 People reached
Right Start Right Start supports all those living with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) to understand their condition and how it is likely to affect them. By referring your patients to NRAS, you will be connecting them to friendly, trained empathetic staff who will provide tailored, evidence-based information as well as offering peer support at an individual and/or community level. Refer all your RA patients to this vital service. To better explain the Right Start process, we will be holding two webinars in June and July, click here for more details. Find out more
SMILE-RA SMILE-RA – is NRAS’s unique, modular, user friendly interactive e-learning programme for people with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), as well as you as a health professional. It really is an engaging experience and all the information is up-to-date and evidence-based. Learn so much more about RA and how to manage it day-to-day, hear from health professionals and people living with RA. Register now
Helpline The Helpline is here to let your patients know that they don’t have to face it alone by offering information and emotional support for those with RA and Adult JIA as well as families with a child with JIA. Our Helpline staff reinforce your key clinical messaging especially about the importance of adherence to treatment. The staff are not medically trained, so are not able to give specific medical advice, however they are trained to provide callers with the most current information, give emotional support, discuss the impacts RA has on work and relationships and help people understand more about the disease and the treatments available. Helpline
Publications Order our publications that are ideal for giving to patients on their next visit, or display them in the waiting room of your hospital. Our publications cover all key topics, such as such as Fatigue, Blood Monitoring, RA Medications, Work/employment etc. All of our publications are provided free of charge, but if you would like to make a donation, please visit our donate page. Order our Publications poster to display in your waiting room. Order now
JoinTogether Groups Connecting your patients with others living with RA and JIA can be of great benefit. For many people attending a local in person group may not be possible but through these online groups they can connect with people with similar interests and lifestyles from anywhere in the UK All groups are run by NRAS Volunteers. Find out more