New research from NASS reveals what patients with axial SpA value during diagnosis, treatment and care
The National Axial Spondyloarthritis Society (NASS) has released the findings of its latest research initiative in a report titled ‘What do patients value and need in the diagnosis, treatment and care of axial spondyloarthritis?’
The research set out to understand the needs and values of people living with axial SpA in diagnosing and managing the condition and to assess the extent to which these are reflected in people’s experiences of services. The results are striking, with many people feeling disbelieved and unheard when seeking a diagnosis, with women, young people and those on a lower income more likely to have a negative experience of care.
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