by risa | May 28, 2012 | Information
Parents describe some of the behaviours and characteristics that may be displayed by babies and children who have gastro-oesophageal reflux. Keep in mind that all children are different and the listed characteristics may not be indicative of your child’s condition.
by risa | Mar 11, 2012 | Articles & Information
Twenty six health professionals assisted in writing or reviewing articles for Reflux Reality: A Guide for Families
It has been thoroughly reviewed by highly-credentialed Australian and international experts for every section and subsection. There are five expert author contributors in addition to Glenda Blanch.
by risa | Mar 10, 2012 | Articles & Information
Contact Training Manual Part A Contact information Contact Training Manual Part B Reflux Information Back to volunteering page by risa | Feb 5, 2012 | Policies and procedures
The Reflux Infants Support Association (RISA) is a non-profit charity organisation offering counselling, information, education, advocacy and support services to the community and in particular to families who have babies and/or children who have been diagnosed with reflux or reflux disease and their associated complications.
by risa | Feb 12, 2011 | Policies and procedures
This is RISA’s policy regarding member’s recommendations of medical professionals.
RISA acknowledges that paediatric gastroenterology is a relatively young speciality. While some wonderful advancements have been made, many practicing medical professionals have had limited training and experience in this field. For instance, a gastroenterology rotation is not yet a requirement of paediatric training. So knowledge among medical professionals of paediatric gastroenterological conditions can be patchy. As a consequence, the recommendation of parents of other children with diagnosed conditions can be invaluable.
by risa | Feb 8, 2011 | Book reviews
Thanks to those who’ve provided feedback on the book. Here’s some first hand parent testimonials about how its helped: