About the Arthritis Sharing Platform
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded funding to the National Association of Chronic Disease Directors (NACDD) through OT18-1802 to Convene State and National Organizations to Address Arthritis Public Health Priorities and develop the arthritis sharing platform. This project convened CDC’s national and state arthritis grantees, as well as key stakeholders, to discuss improving the health, wellness, and quality of life for people with arthritis; support and encourage the sharing of experiences, lessons learned, and best practices; and provide an opportunity for networking and leveraging of partnerships for DP16-1606 and DP18-1803. Work continues through DP21-2106 and 23-0001 cooperative agreement recipients, and other key partners. This platform houses resources to support efforts to advance arthritis public health priorities.
CDC funded state and national arthritis programs and their partners are working together to improve arthritis public health strategies!
NACDD is relentlessly supportive to CDC Arthritis funded states. They provide valuable technical assistance and are always available for thought partnership, partnership connections, and/or anything else we need. They sharpen and elevate our work regularly.
AnonymousCDC Arthritis Recipient
The NACDD webinars, technical assistance, and peer-sharing calls have been highly beneficial and informative. We're very grateful for the support and impressed with the high quality of support and content.
AnonymousCDC Arthritis Recipient
The training and technical assistance provided by NACDD has been instrumental in supporting our program’s success. The team consistently offers timely, relevant, and tailored guidance that reflects a deep understanding of our goals and challenges. Their resources are practical and thoughtfully developed, and the technical assistance sessions provide a valuable space for collaboration and problem-solving.
AnonymousCDC Arthritis Recipient
The monthly webinars always give us new ideas for partnership development, evidence-based program enrollment, referrals, and reimbursement pathways, and more. This invaluable guidance undoubtedly has resulted in greater participation and engagement in our work.
AnonymousCDC Arthritis Recipient
NACDD Arthritis Portfolio
The NACDD Arthritis Team provides a range of technical assistance opportunities. For more information click on the resource above.
About CDC-Funded Arthritis Projects
CDC currently provides funding to five national organizations to implement national strategies that enhance health, wellness, and quality of life for people with arthritis under two competitively awarded cooperative agreements, DP21-2106
In addition, the CDC Arthritis Program funds 12 state programs through two components of the DP23-0001 cooperative agreement, State Public Health Approaches to Addressing Arthritis. The aim of these state arthritis programs is to improve arthritis management and the quality of life for people with arthritis.
Component A will focus on capacity and infrastructure building to support statewide AAEBI dissemination and raising awareness about the importance of physical activity counseling for arthritis management and AAEBIs among healthcare providers.
Component B will support expansion and scaling up efforts statewide, including expanding pathways and systems changes to support AAEBI dissemination, implementation and enrollment, and physical activity assessment and counseling for arthritis management by providers and other health professionals.
Arthritis Resource Quick List
CDC's Healthy Living With Arthritis Podcast
This series contains podcast episodes on topics related to arthritis, rheumatic diseases, and health.
Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast
The Arthritis Foundation podcast hosted by patients, for patients includes topics such as pain management, physical activity and access to healthcare, to name a few.
Coupling WWE with the National DPP LCP
A resource page with information on efforts of NACDD and partners to couple the Arthritis Foundation Walk With Ease Program with the National Diabetes Prevention Program Lifestyle Change Program.