In today’s busy rheumatology practices, the services of nurse practitioners, physician assistants, occupational therapists and clinical nurse specialists are a great asset for patient flow, as well as increased revenue. As the growth of nonphysician providers (NPPs) in rheumatology practices has evolved, it has become increasingly important to understand the incident-to rules and avoid the…
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Ethics Forum: Terminating Hospital Consulting Services
Ethical considerations for rheumatologists in terminating consultative services to a community hospital
Medication Non-Adherence by Rheumatology Patients & What Rheumatologists Can Do
Lack of efficacy, poor DAS scores may be misinterpreted as a drug failure
Advice Rheumatologists Can Share with Patients Planning to Relocate, a Patient Perspective
Tips for stocking up on medications, providing comprehensive health history to new physicians and coping with stress
Congressional Lawmakers Every Rheumatologist Should Know
Key leaders, committee members who can influence federal issues relevant to rheumatology
Value of Patient Care Services in Rheumatology Gets Boost
By developing guidelines, quality measures, data on patient outcomes, the ACR helps rheumatologists translate the value of their work to the world
Design a Compliance Plan for Your Rheumatology Practice
Tips for creating, maintaining and enforcing an effective plan
Professional Athlete’s Arthritis Diagnosis a Wake-Up Call for Physicians
Major League Baseball player Matt Kemp’s condition is evidence that even healthy young people can develop inflammatory disease
Ethical, Regulatory Issues Raise Patient Care Dilemmas for Physical Therapists
How to develop strategies for optimal patient care within confines of contemporary payment systems
2014 ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting: New Directions for Gout
Economics of care, more aggressive treatment targets needed for better gout management
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