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What is the study about?
We know that music can make us feel better both physically and psychologically. Research shows it can relieve stress, reduce pain perception and help rid us of negative emotions and behaviours. For this reason, many health professionals are recognizing the therapeutic benefits of music, and drumming is gaining popularity. Once you have a go, you will know why!

Drumming, however, has never been trialed for people diagnosed with any type of chronic Inflammatory Arthritis. So we have teamed-up with Holyoake WA—through their Drumbeat program—to find out if it can improve health outcomes. The specific aim is to determine whether DRUMBEAT can provide therapeutic benefits for those participating in the program. It will also help us understand what is important for those living with a chronic Inflammatory Arthritis.

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