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Topic library · Epilepsy Guides Epilepsy: the second most burdensome neurological condition in Australia, and the least explained Epilepsy accounts... Read More about Epilepsy Care guides
Supporting someone with muscular dystrophy: a guide for support workers Five things will make you considerably better at this than... Read More about Supporting Someone With Muscular Dystrophy: A Support Worker Guide
The heart and muscular dystrophy: the organ that decides the outcome The heart is a muscle, and in most of... Read More about The Heart and Muscular Dystrophy: Surveillance and Treatment
Supported independent living with muscular dystrophy There is an assumption running through Australian muscular dystrophy care that almost nobody states... Read More about Supported Independent Living With Muscular Dystrophy
Equipment and home modifications with muscular dystrophy Equipment in muscular dystrophy has one governing principle and everything else follows from... Read More about Equipment and Home Modifications With Muscular Dystrophy
Muscular dystrophy and the NDIS: List B, and the plan that has to last thirty years Muscular dystrophy ought to... Read More about Muscular Dystrophy and the NDIS: Access and Planning
What is muscular dystrophy? An Australian guide Ask most Australians what muscular dystrophy is and they will describe Duchenne —... Read More about What Is Muscular Dystrophy? An Australian Guide
Myotonic dystrophy: the most common adult muscular dystrophy, and the least understood If you take one thing from this guide,... Read More about Myotonic Dystrophy: An Australian Guide to DM1 and DM2
Steroids, bones and scoliosis: the trade-off at the centre of Duchenne care Corticosteroids are the most effective treatment available in... Read More about Corticosteroids, Bone Health and Scoliosis in Muscular Dystrophy
Families, carriers and genetics: the relatives nobody follows up In the Australian study that established the incidence of Duchenne muscular... Read More about Muscular Dystrophy Genetics, Carriers and Family Testing
Breathing and muscular dystrophy: the numbers that trigger action Respiratory management is where muscular dystrophy care has changed most, and... Read More about Breathing and Muscular Dystrophy: Ventilation and Cough Assist
Duchenne into adulthood: the generation the system did not plan for When Monash University summarised its own researchers' findings on... Read More about Duchenne Into Adulthood: Transition and Adult Care in Australia
Becker, limb-girdle and FSHD: the adult muscular dystrophies nobody writes about Almost all public attention on muscular dystrophy goes to... Read More about Becker, Limb-Girdle and FSHD Muscular Dystrophy Explained
Duchenne muscular dystrophy: the three years before anybody tests In the Australian study that established how common Duchenne muscular dystrophy... Read More about Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy: An Australian Guide
Supporting someone after a stroke: a practical guide for support workers Stroke support has one feature that makes it different... Read More about Supporting Someone After a Stroke: A Practical Guide for Support Workers
Fatigue, mood and the invisible changes after stroke Six months after a stroke, a man is walking again, driving again,... Read More about Fatigue, Mood and the Invisible Changes After Stroke
Cognition and neglect after stroke: the deficits that don't show A woman is discharged home after a right hemisphere stroke.... Read More about Cognition and Neglect After Stroke: The Deficits That Don’t Show
The first year after stroke: what recovery should actually look like About half of Australian stroke survivors report feeling overwhelmed... Read More about The First Year After Stroke: What Recovery Should Actually Look Like
Stroke and the NDIS: the timing trap, and the List A route most people miss Stroke presents the NDIS with... Read More about Stroke and the NDIS: The Timing Trap, and the List A Route Most People Miss
Swallowing, nutrition and continence after stroke The first thing a hospital does after a stroke, before anybody gets a cup... Read More about Swallowing, Nutrition and Continence After Stroke
Equipment, home modifications and one-handed living after stroke The difference between a stroke survivor who manages at home and one... Read More about Equipment, Home Modifications and One-Handed Living After Stroke
