The development of the Duchenne muscular dystrophy clinical practice guideline is currently underway utilising an NHMRC guided process. In keeping with this process, a call for committee members to join the scientific steering group is now open. We would welcome your participation. The guideline development process involves a number of steps. As a snapshot, the […]
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Development of Allied Health and Nursing Best Practice Guidelines for Duchenne muscular dystrophy

Allied Health and Nursing Alliance (AHNA)
The Allied Health and Nursing Alliance (AHNA) has now been established! We are seeking new members to join our dynamic team to work towards providing one Australasian voice for the Allied Health and Nursing care and research of patients with neuromuscular disorders. Please visit our AHNA webpage for further details: http://www.ann.org.au/allied-health-and-nursing-alliance-ahna/.

ANN and CRE-NMD Annual Scientific Meeting 2014
Our 2014 Annual Scientific Meeting was a huge success with close to 100 delegates attending, making this our biggest meeting yet! The meeting was held on the 27th and 28th March across The Royal Children’s Hospital and Murdoch Childrens Research Institute in Parkville, Melbourne. Thank you to all those who attended and presented. You all […]

Duchenne Foundation’s Melbourne Symposium 2014
The Duchenne Foundation Australia invites you to register your attendance for the Melbourne Symposium 2014, “A Breath of Fresh Air”. The conference provides an opportunity for patients, carers and health care professionals to come together with international respiratory and cardiac experts to give those affected by Duchenne, first-world knowledge and support. Program details are available […]
Our goal is to ensure excellence in diagnostic methods and clinical management, and equal access to clinical trials and new therapies, for all individuals in Australia and New Zealand affected by neuromuscular disorders.
We can achieve our vision by establishing a cohesive, integrated neuromuscular network which enables people to work together across Australia and New Zealand, for the well-being of patients.