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Originally published in Healio Rheumatology The American College of Rheumatology has called for the removal of step therapy, ranked medications and fail-first policies that are

Originally published in Military Times As active-duty personnel and veterans feel the damaging effects of arthritis stemming from their service, advocates are pushing Congress to

Originally published in The Rheumatologist On Feb. 13, the ACR co-sponsored Arthritis 101, its biennial arthritis advocacy lunch briefing at the U.S. Capitol, highlighting the

Rheumatology GPO committed to reducing cost, improving quality and advancing rheumatology CHARLESTON, S.C. February 21, 2019 – Articularis Rheumatology Network (ARN) announced that it has

Originally published in Helio Rheumatology Across the country, practicing physicians are experiencing increasing levels of burnout, and rheumatologists are no different, according to national data

Originally published in The Rheumatologist Concerns about how the Trump administration’s ideas to lower drug prices could reduce patient access to medicines led the ACR

Originally published in The Commonwealth Fund Physicians are proposing new ways of delivering and paying for care that take aim at a key shortcoming of

Originally published in The Rheumatologist If you had asked Ray Waldrup in 1981 what he would be doing in 2018, serving as the CEO of

Originally published in The Rheumatologist Colin Edgerton, MD, FACP, RhMSUS, learned many things during his tenure as a rheumatologist and U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, including

Originally Published in Value Based Care Rheumatology Washington, DC – In late January 2017, experts congregated on Capitol Hill on behalf of the American College

Originally Published in The Rheumatologist On Jan. 31, the ACR partnered with the Arthritis Foundation to host an Arthritis 101 Congressional briefing on Capitol Hill.