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PAC Progress and Challenges

David Holzman  |  Issue: November 2009  |  November 1, 2009

RheumPAC and the ACR advocacy program compliment each other in increasing the ACR’s visibility on Capitol Hill and influencing policies that affect the rheumatology community—physicians, health professionals, and especially the patients. As RheumPAC matures and builds more relationships with elected officials, the effects of this “long-term investment” on healthcare policy and the rheumatologic practice environment will become more apparent.

David Holzman is a freelance writer based in Massachusetts.

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  1. The Lewin Group. Assessing the costs of performing DXA services in the office-based setting. Published October 31, 2007. Available at: www.iscd.org/Visitors/pdfs/DXAFinalReportfromTheLewinGroup10-31-07.pdf. Accessed October 16, 2009.

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