How the ACR’s political action committee represents interests of rheumatologists, patients with Congressional lawmakers
The ACR’s Social Media Boot Camp Won’t Make You Sweat
The ACR/ARHP 2014 meeting sessions on social media can help rheumatology professionals learn to blog, tweet
Rheumatology Health Professionals Should Attend the ACR/ARHP 2014 Meeting
Extensive learning opportunities, educational sessions, networking events highlight annual event
The ACR/ARHP 2014 Annual Meeting Provides Opportunities to Learn, Connect, Engage, See
Range of educational sessions will appeal to rheumatology academicians, clinical practitioners, researchers, fellows, health professionals
Update on Legislation, Advocacy Efforts to Advance Rheumatology
Status of progess to fix sustainable growth rate physician formula, other rheumatology-related issues facing Congress
Ethics Forum: Patient Test Requests Pose Challenges for Rheumatologists
Ethical challenges physicians face when patients request potentially unnecessary medical tests
Long Delays for Appointments Underscore Need for More Rheumatologists
Patient access to rheumatologists a serious concern in rural and underserved U.S. communities
Rheumatologist Recalls Devastation of Hurricane Katrina
New Orleans-based Luis Espinoza, MD, remembers how storm nearly destroyed rheumatology section at Louisiana State University’s School of Medicine
Rheumatology Research Foundation Names New Executive Director
Board members promote Foundation’s senior director of research and training, Mary Wheatley, into top leadership role
The ACR Testifies before Congress on Patient Access
The ACR’s Government Affairs Committee chair Will Harvey, MD, brings lawmakers’ attention to Patients’ Access to Treatments Act, problem of specialty drug tiers, excessive cost sharing for patients
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