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The ARHP Helps Rheumatology Professionals Avoid Information Overload

Erin Latimer Meadows  |  Issue: October 2017  |  

Ms. Dodge’s favorite ways to stay in the know as an ARHP member include:

  • eNewsRheum: This weekly e-newsletter keeps Ms. Dodge up to date on breaking news from the ACR and the ARHP, as well as on hot topics in rheumatic disease.
  • The Rheumatologist: Ms. Dodge looks forward to receiving this monthly newsmagazine, which provides in-depth rheumatology news as well as news from the College.
  • https://www.rheumatology.orgRheumatology: Ms. Dodge frequently visits the ACR/ARHP’s website to access information, as well as practice tools and resources.
  • Staff and member conversations: Given Ms. Dodge sees people as valuable resources, she places communication with ARHP staff and members high on her list of benefits as an ARHP member.

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