Resource Download an app for your RA NRAS has been working in partnership with other organisations to help develop and improve apps to help you to monitor any or all of these aspects of your condition. Print Monitoring your RA can help improve outcomes and give you some control over your condition and the ability to self-manage. Monitoring aspects such as blood tests, symptoms, disease activity and medications are all very useful but can be difficult to keep track of. This is why NRAS has been working in partnership with other organisations to help develop and improve apps to help you to monitor any or all of these aspects of your condition. Article NRAS Health Wallet The NRAS Health Wallet is an app currently in development. Cohesion Medical have partnered with NRAS to create this app and some of our Volunteers are currently undergoing long-term testing of the app's features. Article Rheumabuddy RheumaBuddy is an app for people with RA and JIA that helps people get a better understanding of what influences the good or the bad days – and with this understanding, increase the number of good days.
Article NRAS Health Wallet The NRAS Health Wallet is an app currently in development. Cohesion Medical have partnered with NRAS to create this app and some of our Volunteers are currently undergoing long-term testing of the app's features.
Article NRAS Health Wallet The NRAS Health Wallet is an app currently in development. Cohesion Medical have partnered with NRAS to create this app and some of our Volunteers are currently undergoing long-term testing of the app's features.
Article Rheumabuddy RheumaBuddy is an app for people with RA and JIA that helps people get a better understanding of what influences the good or the bad days – and with this understanding, increase the number of good days.
Article Rheumabuddy RheumaBuddy is an app for people with RA and JIA that helps people get a better understanding of what influences the good or the bad days – and with this understanding, increase the number of good days.