The Fall 2012 issue of Rheumatology Nurse focuses on the updates in medication for RA including information on clinical trials in progress, when medications will be available, and where nurses can find quality, patient-centered education.

The Summer 2012 issue of Rheumatology Nurse focuses on Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis: Its treatment goals and transitioning from being a juvenile to an adult patient.

The Spring 2012 issue of Rheumatology Nurse focuses on the treat-to-target approach in RA and evidence supporting the use of goal-driven therapy, differences in measurement tools and the role of government and private insurers in implementation

Rheumatology nurses are often involved in the management of patients with unusual clinical presentations, complex medical histories, and other challenging issues. Many patients with rheumatic diseases have comorbidities that can cloud their diagnosis and complicate their treatment. Patients also struggle with pain, depression, and other issues that require special attention. In this issue, we discuss memorable patient cases that illustrate important lessons in patient care.

The Fall 2011 issue of Rheumatology Nurse focuses on what differentiates psoriatic arthritis (PsA) from other types of inflammatory arthritis, validated disease assessment and monitoring tools, and a review of the latest evidence regarding current treatment options for mild, moderate, and severe PsA.

The Summer 2011 issue of Rheumatology Nurse, entitled “What’s New in the Treatment of Rheumatoid Arthritis,“ focuses on an in-depth look at the current and future role of drug therapy for patients with RA.

The Winter 2010 issue of Rheumatology Nurse focuses on the evolving role of the Rheumatology Nurse, including identifying primary roles of the healthcare team, evaluating published research and assessing new opportunities.

The Fall 2010 issue of Rheumatology Nurse focuses on the presentation of ankylosing spondylitis and its common symptoms and disease course, treatment guidelines, and extraarticular manifestations.

The Summer 2010 issue of Rheumatology Nurse focuses on what the manifestations of RA look like, including image studies of RA and specific nursing issues faced in the management of patients.

The Spring 2010 issue of Rheumatology Nurse focuses on the management of pain and depression in patients with rheumatic diseases from assessment to treatment options.

The Winter 2009 issue of Rheumatology Nurse focuses on the mechanism of action of biologic agents, safety of DMARDs, overcoming barriers to adherence to treatment regimens, identifying patient groups who should receive a recommendation for flu vaccinations.

The Fall 2009 issue of the Rheumatology Nurses Newsletter focuses on some of the most important studies presented at EULAR 2009 and get analyses from practicing rheumatology nurses on the direct impact these results may have on daily nursing practice now and in the future.

The Summer 2009 Issue of Rheumatology Nurse focuses on RA immunology and pathophysiology and how the immune system differs between a normal immune system and the immune system in a patient with Rheumatoid Arthritis.

Rheumatology Nurse is a CNE-certified newsletter series designed for nurses who manage patients with RA by nurses who understand
firsthand the complexities and challenges of managing patients with RA.
Each newsletter contains practical information and tools you can apply to your everyday practice!

The Winter 2008 issue of Rheumatology Nurse focuses on the 2008 ACR Recommendations. Specifically, what nurses need to know and what hurdles may be encountered during implementation of the guidelines.

Rheumatology Nurse is a CE-certified newsletter series designed for nurses who manage patients with RA by nurses who understand firsthand the complexities and
challenges of managing patients with RA.
Each newsletter contains practical information and tools you can apply to your everyday practice!

Rheumatology Nurse is a CE-certified newsletter series designed for nurses who manage patients with RA by nurses who understand firsthand the complexities and challenges of managing patients with RA.
Each newsletter contains practical information and tools you can apply to your everyday practice!

Rheumatology Nurse is a CE-certified newsletter series designed for nurses who manage patients with RA by nurses who understand firsthand the complexities and challenges of managing patients with RA. Each newsletter contains practical information and tools you can apply to your everyday practice!