Hear ye, hear ye: The Patient Voice in Rheumatology

Gout Management at the Intersection of Primary Care and Rheumatology: In this episode, rheumatologist John Fitzgerald, MD, and nurse practitioner Wendy Wright, DNP, discuss new treatment guidelines and how the collaboration between primary care and rheumatology can improve both acute and long-term management of gout. by Rheum Advisor on Air

26 min listen

Sleep Disorders in Rheumatic Diseases: A Wake-Up Call: In this episode, in collaboration with Neurology Advisor, rheumatologists Patricia Katz and Alfred Kim, and neurologist Daniel Barone, discuss the relationship between sleep disorders in rheumatic diseases, including risk factors for sleep disorders,... by Rheum Advisor on Air

25 min listen

A Shot in the Arm: COVID-19 Vaccine Safety in Autoimmune Rheumatic Diseases: Results of the COVAD study showed that three-quarters of patients with rheumatoid arthritis reported adverse events related the COVID-19 vaccination; however, the majority of them were minor in severity. by Rheum Advisor on Air

17 min listen

COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy: What Your Patients Want You to Know: Shilpa Venkatachalam, PhD, MPH, director of Patient-Centered Research Operations and Ethical Oversight at Global Healthy Living Foundation, and Shubhasree Banerjee, MD, assistant professor of clinical medicine at Penn Medicine, discuss the factors... by Rheum Advisor on Air

18 min listen

Advancing Global Rheumatology Research – It Takes a Joint Effort: To understand the gaps, challenges, and future opportunities in rheumatology research, we speak with the co-authors of a recent paper published in Arthritis & Rheumatology: Laura Lewandowski, MD, pediatric rheumatologist and assistant clinical... by Rheum Advisor on Air

20 min listen

Legal Considerations for Telemedicine Practice in a Post-Pandemic World: Drs Allan Gibofsky and David Goldberg discuss legal considerations in the practice of telemedicine in the specialties of rheumatology and dermatology. by Rheum Advisor on Air

17 min listen

Gout Among Women: Not Just a “Man’s Disease”: Gout has often been known for its predominance among men. While it is true that risk for gout is 3 times higher among men vs women due to high uric acid levels, postmenopausal women especially form a significant percentage of a population with... by Rheum Advisor on Air

16 min listen

It’s About Time We Took Chronic Pain Seriously: Pain – the main manifestation of many rheumatic diseases, but also the most underappreciated, leads to worse disease outcomes and affects the quality of life of patients. Over the last decade or so, animal models and modern technology have... by Rheum Advisor on Air

24 min listen

The Elephant in the Rheum – “Burnout” Among the Workforce: Feelings of stress, fatigue, and exhaustion – what is being described as “burnout” – have become a common occurrence among providers, including rheumatologists, with important implications in clinical practice. Various surveys and studies have... by Rheum Advisor on Air

16 min listen

In Rare We Care: Pediatric Rheumatic Disease Awareness & Management: Juvenile idiopathic arthritis and lupus are the most common rheumatic diseases in children. However, more than 500,000 children develop other rheumatic diseases. The diagnosis, treatment, and management of these conditions often require a... by Rheum Advisor on Air

21 min listen

Patient Care at the Intersection of Rheumatology and Neurology: Rheumatologists and neurologists are known to manage and collaborate between their specialties in the care of patients with shared diagnoses, such as disorders of the central nervous system, like giant cell arthritis and neuropsychiatric lupus. In... by Rheum Advisor on Air

22 min listen

The Latest Gout Research at a Glance: The American College of Rheumatology (ACR) Convergence held in November 2021 included several important abstracts and sessions in gout research. In this episode, Ada Kumar, MD, of Horizon Therapeutics, and Suneet Grewal, MD, of East Bay Rheumatology... by Rheum Advisor on Air

14 min listen

A Roundup of What’s Exciting in Lupus Research: There were several interesting research papers, posters, abstracts, and presentations on the diagnosis and treatment of lupus at the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) Convergence 2021, including the Great Debate that was about the use of... by Rheum Advisor on Air

18 min listen

Rheum With a View: Management of JIA-Associated Uveitis in Adults: Uveitis has been recognized as the most common extra-articular manifestation and potentially sight-threatening complication of juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA). The most common form of JIA-associated uveitis (JIA-U) is chronic anterior uveitis,... by Rheum Advisor on Air

18 min listen

What's the Buzz in Scleroderma?: There were some exciting and clinically meaningful research in scleroderma/systemic sclerosis presented by experts at the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) Convergence 2021. Tracy Frech, MD, provides a comprehensive overview of the studies... by Rheum Advisor on Air

20 min listen

Beyond Race and Ethnicity: Social Determinants of Health and Disparities in Rheumatology: Health care disparities in rheumatology have been shown to have a significantly negative effect on quality of life and patient outcomes. There are several factors that drive health inequities in the US, including race, ethnicity, and socioeconomics,... by Rheum Advisor on Air

19 min listen

Season 2: Rheum Advisor on Air: Stay tuned for season 2 of the Rheum Advisor on Air podcast! by Rheum Advisor on Air

1 min listen

The Past, Present, and Future of Lupus Treatments: The recent US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval of anifrolumab for the treatment of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) came a decade after the approval of human monoclonal antibody belimumab. In this episode of the Rheumatology Advisor... by Rheum Advisor on Air

16 min listen

COVID-19 & Rheumatic Disease: Are We in It for the Long Haul?: According to multiple studies and surveys, 50% to 80% of individuals continue to have lingering symptoms approximately 3 months after the onset of COVID-19. Now, musculoskeletal symptoms are becoming common lasting symptoms among “COVID-19 long... by Rheum Advisor on Air

12 min listen

The Breath-Taking Lungs and Scleroderma: An estimated 80% of patients with systemic sclerosis (SSc) have pulmonary involvement, with interstitial lung disease (ILD) and pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) being the most common of these lung manifestations. In fact, both these conditions... by Rheum Advisor on Air

12 min listen

The Dish on Diet and Nutrition in Rheumatic Diseases: Research has shown the importance of diet and nutrition in reducing disease burden in rheumatic diseases, such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and gout. But how can providers effectively communicate about the role of diet and nutrition to... by Rheum Advisor on Air

10 min listen

DMARDs: What Impact Do They Have on COVID-19 Outcomes in RA?: In the first episode of the European Alliance of Associations for Rheumatology (EULAR) 2021 Virtual Congress series, we spoke with co-authors Jeffrey Sparks, MD, and Zachary Wallace, MD, about their research – the association between... by Rheum Advisor on Air

13 min listen

Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis: Providing Bidirectional Care: Owing to the overlap, and possible transition, of care between psoriasis, a systemic condition typically presenting as skin manifestations, and psoriatic arthritis (PsA), a chronic heterogeneous inflammatory arthritis, a multidisciplinary approach is... by Rheum Advisor on Air

23 min listen

More Than Just a Pronoun: Ethics of Sex/Gender Assessment in Pediatrics: Pediatric rheumatologists and providers are uniquely positioned to build and foster relationships of trust with their patients. However, while providing care for the rheumatic condition, should physicians be allowed to inquire about the sexual... by Rheum Advisor on Air

18 min listen

The Rise of Big Data Registries in Rheumatology – Part 2 by Rheum Advisor on Air

23 min listen

The Rise of Big Data Registries in Rheumatology – Part 1: The potential for big data and data registries in rheumatology is immense. In this 2-part series, we’re getting updates and the future plans of some of the big databases and data registries in rheumatology. Michael George, MD, talks to us about... by Rheum Advisor on Air

24 min listen

Mind the (Gender) Gap: Inequities Among Women in Academic Rheum by Rheum Advisor on Air

13 min listen

Thank “Gout” It’s Not True: Fictional Depictions in Film and TV: Messages and characters portrayed through film, television, and digital media have far-reaching effects and consequences on society. For many decades, the onscreen portrayal of gout has promoted inaccurate beliefs about its causes and management, such... by Rheum Advisor on Air

12 min listen

Unraveling the Mysteries of Novel, Rare Rheumatic Diseases – Part 2: Inflammatory syndromes often have overlapping clinical manifestations, making them difficult to diagnose and categorize. Using a genome-first approach, researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) have discovered an inflammatory disease... by Rheum Advisor on Air

17 min listen

Rarest of Them All: Ultra-Rare Rheumatic Diseases – Part 1: Multisystem autoimmune rheumatic diseases are rare or ultra-rare disorders linked to significant mortality and morbidity. However, with the rise of new technology, including data registries and advanced genetic analysis, rare rheumatic disease... by Rheum Advisor on Air

16 min listen

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Hear ye, hear ye: The Patient Voice in Rheumatology

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