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Productive Partnership
The ACR and the REF work closely to support the future of rheumatology
Immunizations in Immunocomprised Patients
Vaccines can help minimize certain diseases
REMS Required
How will this FDA drug safety program affect rheumatology offices?
Psoriatic Arthritis: From Leeds to the Limelight
Advances in understanding of the disease begin in the 1960s
The Journey Home
Volunteering offered an opportunity to help in the present and revisit the past
Tailor the Message for Arthritis Self-Care
Delving into patients’ perceptions of self-management activities
Successfully Leave Your Practice
Educational leave, sabbatical, parental leave, extended illness, and practice closure due to relocation, retirement, or better professional opportunities can all lead to the decision to leave a practice.
ACR Offers Certified Rheumatology Coding Exam
Rheumatology practices are often looking for a way to get their coding staff certified in rheumatology coding. In response to the inquiries received at the ACR office, the ACR—in conjunction with the American Academy of Professional Coders—has developed the Certified Rheumatology Coding Exam.
Practical Advice for the Rheumatologist on Medicare PQRI
It is not too late to participate in the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) 2009 Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PRQI). Participation is voluntary, but providers who participate now will better prepare themselves for probable future reporting requirements while qualifying for an incentive payment from CMS.
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