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It Takes All Kinds

David Borenstein, MD, and Nadine T. James, RN, PhD  |  

A look at the rheumatology practice team

A Milestone in RA Research

David Borenstein, MD, and E. William St.Clair, MD  |  

Within Our Reach funding meets goal, makes impact

2013–A Whole New World

David G. Borenstein, MD  |  

ICD-10 will change the coding and billing landscape, and practices should start preparing now

Are We There Yet?

David Borenstein, MD  |  

Advancing rheumatology through public relations

A View of Industry from the Inside

Mary Pinkowish  |  

Rheumatologists with pharmaceutical careers discuss the path that led them to industry and the work they do

Rheumatologist=Pain Doctor?

David G. Borenstein, MD  |  

Managing pain is an important part of rheumatologic care—and a focus for the ACR

Shape the Future of ARHP

Linda Ehrlich-Jones, PhD, RN  |  

Volunteering can increase perceived self-efficacy, self-esteem, and positive affect, which all can result in enhanced psychological health. Volunteering leads to the opportunity for social interaction or networking many times with individuals with whom you normally would not interact. A 2009 article found that 20% of the volunteers in their study stated that their health had improved since volunteering and that nearly 30% stated that their lives in general were improved in relation to their volunteering. The association between volunteering and greater health and happiness is a definite plus to volunteering in a professional organization such as the ARHP.

A Wealth of Achievements

Mary Desmond Pinkowish  |  

ARHP recognizes health professionals for their contributions to the field