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Axial SpA – How long are patients waiting for a diagnosis? Read our first report from the NASS time to diagnosis audit.

Axial SpA – How long are patients waiting for a diagnosis? Read our first report from the NASS time to diagnosis audit.

Published September 13th 2023
by Joe Eddison, Programme Manager, Act on Axial SpA, NASS

NASS announces partnerships to drive down diagnostic delay in two UK regions

NASS announces partnerships to drive down diagnostic delay in two UK regions

Published June 22nd 2023
by Joe Eddison, Programme Manager, Act on Axial SpA, NASS

IBD and axial SpA: how can we join the dots to ensure timely diagnosis and joint management?

IBD and axial SpA: how can we join the dots to ensure timely diagnosis and joint management?

Published June 19th 2023
by Joe Eddison, Programme Manager, Act on Axial SpA, NASS

NASS and BRITSpA publish new study on the use of MRI in axial SpA diagnosis

NASS and BRITSpA publish new study on the use of MRI in axial SpA diagnosis

Published April 20th 2023
by NASS

Signpost your axial SpA patients to our support

Signpost your axial SpA patients to our support

Published April 13th 2023
by Zoë Clark, M.Ost ND DO (she/her), Senior Self-management Programme Officer

Join NASS in catalysing change and driving down axial SpA diagnosis time by helping us measure the impacts.

Join NASS in catalysing change and driving down axial SpA diagnosis time by helping us measure the impacts.

Published April 11th 2023
by NASS

New pathway to support clinicians and patients with axial SpA

New pathway to support clinicians and patients with axial SpA

Published December 2nd 2022
by NASS
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NASS Freedom of Information request uncovers areas for improvement in secondary care

NASS Freedom of Information request uncovers areas for improvement in secondary care

Published November 22nd 2022
by NASS
AOAS Impact report

NASS launches the first Act on Axial SpA Impact Report

NASS launches the first Act on Axial SpA Impact Report

Published October 18th 2022
by NASS

Symptoms starting slowly

Pain in the lower back

Improves with movement

Night time waking

Early onset (under 40)