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Rheumatology Audioconference Series Recordings

  |  Issue: June 2007  |  

If you missed the 2007 ARHP audioconference series the first time around, here’s your opportunity to catch up. Recordings of the six 2007 audioconferences are available for purchase individually or as a set.

These sessions are designed specifically for today’s busy health professionals, giving you in-depth information on the ever-changing array of topics relating to rheumatology and other rheumatic diseases. The recordings provide a staff-education tool that will allow you to put what you’ve learned to work immediately in your department, institution, or university.

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View 2007 and 2008 sessions and speaker biographies at www.rheumatology.org/arhp/education/audioconf.asp. While you’re there, place your audioconference order or consider purchasing them as a gift.

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