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Articles tagged with "rheumatology"

Skilled Support for Patients and Practices

Gretchen Henkel  |  August 1, 2011

Rheumatology nurse practitioners can expand capacity in busy rheumatology offices

Translational Rheumatology

Barbara Boughton  |  August 1, 2011

Changes to the NIH CTSA program may bring more support to bench-to-bedside research

Rheumatology Etymology

Michael O’Neal  |  August 1, 2011

Defining some common words in the world of the rheumatologist

RheumPAC: It’s Not About Politics

James Engelbrecht, MD  |  July 12, 2011

The best thing about RheumPAC is that it’s not political.

To Fix Health Policy, You (Yes, You) Have to Get Involved

Jeffrey Lawson, MD  |  July 12, 2011

I can’t tell you how many times I have conversed with a colleague about the state of health policy and heard, “It’s broken.” I invariably have to ask, “What have you done to fix it?” Often times I get a blank stare or an excuse about how Congress doesn’t listen.

Learn a New Language

David S. Pisetsky, MD, PhD  |  June 13, 2011

Rheumatology trainees will need to know basic and clinical science to be successful at translation

Thoughts after a Broken Ankle

Hasan Yazici, MD  |  June 13, 2011

A forced convalescence leads to insights into rheumatology and medicine

Advocating with You

Laurie Hughell, PA-C, MPH  |  June 13, 2011

Why I Am an Advocate

Office Visit

Kevin Stevens  |  June 13, 2011

Clinical nurse specialist Norma Liburd, RN-BC, MN, discusses working in pediatrics, creating list serves, and struggling with insurance companies

Medical Renaissance

David S. Pisetsky, MD, PhD  |  February 12, 2011

Europe has much that is new—including innovative research—emerging from its old-world settings

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