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The Rheumatologist Revamps Its Website

Christina Picciano  |  Issue: November 2010  |  November 1, 2010

Ultimately, the relaunch of www.The-Rheumatologist.org seeks to deliver more news in a more efficient, effective, and innovative manner, all while maintaining the publication’s quality and mission. Dawn Antoline, editor of The Rheumatologist, says that an online presence is an essential component of any publication: it creates a more holistic approach to conveying the most up-to-date information, an approach Antoline says the readers have been craving. “I have received half a dozen calls in the past few weeks from readers asking about online articles,” she says. “Readers will appreciate the new features, especially the HTML and printer-friendly formats. I’m excited for the online-only content, which will allow The Rheumatologist to deliver more news in a more timely manner.”

The month of November, then, will prove to be a busy and newsworthy time for rheumatology professionals. As thousands of ACR and ARHP members return from Atlanta and their annual meeting, the field of rheumatology will inevitably buzzing with newfound insights, knowledge, and findings. The relaunched www.The-Rheumatologist.org, using all of its new technological and content-related features, will provide an excellent source for news about those insights and other developments in the field of rheumatology.

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Christina Picciano is a writer based in New Jersey.

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