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Arthritis in American Indian and Alaska Native elders  Describes the prevalence and impact of arthritis on Aboriginal seniors. Offers suggestions on improving the quality of life for elders with arthritis. Link requires PDF reader. Source: University of North Dakota, Center for Rural Health From: International resource Seniors and aging - osteoarthritis  Describes symptoms, risk factors, prevention and treatment of osteoarthritis. Highlights steps to minimize risk. Provides access to additional resources. Source: Health Canada From: It's your health: diseases   Overview of bee venom acupuncture in the treatment of arthritis   Describes the use of bee venom acupuncture in the treatment of osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Source: Evidence-based complementary and alternative medicine (eCAM) Workplace statistics: arthritis & employment study  Reports Canadian statistics concerning the impact of arthritis on the workplace. Source: The Arthritis Society (TAS) From: Arthritis in the workplace Taking control: managing arthritis in your workplace  Explains briefly what arthritis is and how frequently it occurs among Canadians. Outlines what people with arthritis and their employers can do to facilitate their work days and reduce pain. Discusses factors including modifying the workplace, pacing of work, ergonomics, and safety practices. Source: The Arthritis Society (TAS) From: Arthritis in the workplace Top 10 exercises: keeping things simple  Presents ten exercises designed to keep joints from stiffening due to arthritis. Program suitable for use by individuals in workplace settings. Source: The Arthritis Society (TAS) From: Arthritis in the workplace Foot care info-sheet for seniors  Describes the benefits of maintaining healthy feet and provides tips for foot care. Also provides advice concerning footwear and lists other resources. Source: Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) From: Info-sheets for seniors Managing your chronic illness: information for patients  Explains that patients with a chronic condition can have a role in managing their illness in partnership with a physician. Describes features of the chronic disease self-management program in dealing with issues such as stress, pain management and coping skills on a daily basis. Source: British Columbia Ministry of Health Selecting complementary therapies  Discusses complementary and alternative therapies for arthritis. Includes a section on programs and resources; tips for living well; and local programs and information. Source: The Arthritis Society (TAS) Arthritis in Canada: an ongoing challenge  Presents a report using data from population health surveys, provincial physician billing and drug databases, hospital admissions, and mortality figures. Provides an overview of the current situation for use by health care professionals, policymakers, and the public. Source: Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC)
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