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Videos

ARF/RHD: What we know we don't know - Prof Bart Currie

Professor Bart Currie presents an overview of group A streptococcal susceptibility, acute rheumatic fever prevention, and secondary prophylaxis. (2016)

Important Health Message: prevent rheumatic fever: West Kimberley Kriol

This short film highlights ARF symptoms and prevention in remote communities.  (Contains images of a person who has died)

Important Health Message: prevent rheumatic fever: Warlpiri

This short film highlights ARF symptoms and prevention in remote communities.  (Contains images of a person who has died)

Important Health Message: prevent rheumatic fever: Pitjantjatjara

This short film highlights ARF symptoms and prevention in remote communities.  (Contains images of a person who has died)

Important Health Message: prevent rheumatic fever: Yolngu Matha

This short film highlights ARF symptoms and prevention in remote communities.  (Contains images of a person who has died)

Important Health Message: prevent rheumatic fever: Anindilyakwa

This short film highlights ARF symptoms and prevention in remote communities.  (Contains images of a person who has died)

Important Health Message: prevent rheumatic fever: Burarra

This short film highlights ARF symptoms and prevention in remote communities.  (Contains images of a person who has died)

Important Health Message: prevent rheumatic fever: English

This short film highlights ARF symptoms and prevention in remote communities.  (Contains images of a person who has died)

Sticking to Treatment rap - Nelson Baker

This rap by Nelson Baker's focuses on the importance of regular penicillin needles to keep him healthy after having acute rheumatic fever.

A family's journey with acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease | the McAdam family

The McAdam family live every day with acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease. Cherie McAdam's daughter Kenya had recurrent acute rheumatic fever which was undiagnosed and resulted in Kenya developing rheumatic heart disease requiring emergency open heart surgery. Cherie's son Luke receives regular penicillin injections for acute rheumatic fever. By sharing their story, the family hope to raise awareness to improve care for other families.

Presented at RHDAustralia Seminar Series, Darwin, August 2014.

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