Sydney Health Partners’ Musculoskeletal Stream is supported by the Sydney Musculoskeletal Bone and Joint Health Alliance (SydMSK) at the University of Sydney
Musculoskeletal conditions are the leading cause of disability worldwide, affecting 7 million Australians and costing the economy in excess of $35billion in lost labour each year
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The best way to get involved with the SHP Muscoloskeletal network is to contact its leaders directly, or email sydmsk@sydney.edu.au for more information about the group and it’s work
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