With a test for the most common genetic cause of haemochromatosis now readily available and improved understanding of the condition, who should you screen? And how should you evaluate individuals with suggestive features?

Psoriasis is a complex condition that involves genetic, immune and environmental factors, and is associated with increased morbidity and mortality. As such, optimal management involves correct early diagnosis and consideration of common comorbidities, including psoriatic arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease and cardiovascular, respiratory and mental health issues.

Rehabilitative care for people with acute, chronic or permanent disability should be tailored to the patient’s specific condition and personal and environmental factors to help achieve the best outcome. Ambulatory (in-community) rehabilitation services are available for the primary care physician to access or to refer patients for multidisciplinary rehabilitative care.