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Mashup Score: 26ACR Journals On Air: Antiphospholipid Syndrome - 3 day(s) ago
In this episode of ACR Journals on Air, Dr. Jason Knight joins us to discuss his on antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), an autoimmune disease marked by complex thromboinflammatory processes. We explore the evolving understanding of APS pathogenesis, the role of antiphospholipid antibodies, Beta-2 glycoprotein I, and NETosis, as well as current and emerging treatment strategies. Dr. Knight also shares insights from his research career and reflects on the personal and professional journey behind his work. A must-listen for clinicians and researchers focused on autoimmunity and translational science.
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Mashup Score: 4ACR Journals On Air: PAs In Rheumatology: A Joint Effort - 21 day(s) ago
With the growing shortage of rheumatology specialists in the U.S., healthcare systems face increasing delays, clinician burnout, and inefficiencies. In this episode, we explore a promising solution: the integration of physician assistants/associates (PAs) into rheumatology practice. We’re joined by Benjamin Smith, PA-C, Associate Dean and Program Director at Florida State University, and first author of “” published in Arthritis Care & Research. He shares insights into the demographics, workload, satisfaction, and future potential of rheumatology PAs, highlighting their expanding role in addressing workforce gaps and enhancing patient care.
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NEW EPISODE! We dive into the growing role of physician assistants in #rheum. Learn how they’re helping meet patient demand amid a workforce crisis. LISTEN NOW → https://t.co/I6Tpzqwq2q @ACR_Journals https://t.co/InJPvwLFLx
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Mashup Score: 4ACR Journals On Air: PAs In Rheumatology: A Joint Effort - 25 day(s) ago
With the growing shortage of rheumatology specialists in the U.S., healthcare systems face increasing delays, clinician burnout, and inefficiencies. In this episode, we explore a promising solution: the integration of physician assistants/associates (PAs) into rheumatology practice. We’re joined by Benjamin Smith, PA-C, Associate Dean and Program Director at Florida State University, and first author of “” published in Arthritis Care & Research. He shares insights into the demographics, workload, satisfaction, and future potential of rheumatology PAs, highlighting their expanding role in addressing workforce gaps and enhancing patient care.
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NEW EPISODE! We dive into the growing role of physician assistants in #rheum. Learn how they’re helping meet patient demand amid a workforce crisis. LISTEN NOW → https://t.co/I6Tpzqwq2q @ACR_Journals https://t.co/InJPvwLFLx
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Mashup Score: 4ACR Journals On Air: PAs In Rheumatology: A Joint Effort - 1 month(s) ago
With the growing shortage of rheumatology specialists in the U.S., healthcare systems face increasing delays, clinician burnout, and inefficiencies. In this episode, we explore a promising solution: the integration of physician assistants/associates (PAs) into rheumatology practice. We’re joined by Benjamin Smith, PA-C, Associate Dean and Program Director at Florida State University, and first author of “” published in Arthritis Care & Research. He shares insights into the demographics, workload, satisfaction, and future potential of rheumatology PAs, highlighting their expanding role in addressing workforce gaps and enhancing patient care.
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NEW EPISODE! We dive into the growing role of physician assistants in #rheum. Learn how they’re helping meet patient demand amid a workforce crisis. LISTEN NOW → https://t.co/I6Tpzqwq2q @ACR_Journals https://t.co/InJPvwLFLx
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Mashup Score: 12ACR Journals On Air: The Weight of Lupus - 1 month(s) ago
Dr. Laura Plantinga joins us to discuss her recent work on the APPEAL study, which examines how lupus affects activities of daily living using patient-reported outcomes and validated measures such as IADLs, BADLs, SLAQ, and PROMIS. We explore her methodological approach, key findings, and implications for clinical practice—particularly how physicians can better support patients in managing functional limitations. Dr. Plantinga also shares insights on translating epidemiologic data into actionable strategies and maintaining scholarly productivity in academic medicine.
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NEW EPISODE! Epidemiology meets clinical care—Laura Plantinga, PhD, shares insights from her research on #lupus & daily activity limitations. LISTEN NOW → https://t.co/oPhhKXzdW1 @ACR_Journals https://t.co/OljDNZNF2U
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Mashup Score: 12ACR Journals On Air: The Weight of Lupus - 1 month(s) ago
Dr. Laura Plantinga joins us to discuss her recent work on the APPEAL study, which examines how lupus affects activities of daily living using patient-reported outcomes and validated measures such as IADLs, BADLs, SLAQ, and PROMIS. We explore her methodological approach, key findings, and implications for clinical practice—particularly how physicians can better support patients in managing functional limitations. Dr. Plantinga also shares insights on translating epidemiologic data into actionable strategies and maintaining scholarly productivity in academic medicine.
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NEW EPISODE! Epidemiology meets clinical care—Laura Plantinga, PhD, shares insights from her research on #lupus & daily activity limitations. LISTEN NOW → https://t.co/oPhhKXzdW1 @ACR_Journals https://t.co/OljDNZNF2U
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Mashup Score: 12ACR Journals On Air: The Weight of Lupus - 1 month(s) ago
Dr. Laura Plantinga joins us to discuss her recent work on the APPEAL study, which examines how lupus affects activities of daily living using patient-reported outcomes and validated measures such as IADLs, BADLs, SLAQ, and PROMIS. We explore her methodological approach, key findings, and implications for clinical practice—particularly how physicians can better support patients in managing functional limitations. Dr. Plantinga also shares insights on translating epidemiologic data into actionable strategies and maintaining scholarly productivity in academic medicine.
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NEW EPISODE! Epidemiology meets clinical care—Laura Plantinga, PhD, shares insights from her research on #lupus & daily activity limitations. LISTEN NOW → https://t.co/oPhhKXzdW1 @ACR_Journals https://t.co/OljDNZNF2U
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Mashup Score: 11ACR Journals On Air: The Weight of Lupus - 2 month(s) ago
Dr. Laura Plantinga joins us to discuss her recent work on the APPEAL study, which examines how lupus affects activities of daily living using patient-reported outcomes and validated measures such as IADLs, BADLs, SLAQ, and PROMIS. We explore her methodological approach, key findings, and implications for clinical practice—particularly how physicians can better support patients in managing functional limitations. Dr. Plantinga also shares insights on translating epidemiologic data into actionable strategies and maintaining scholarly productivity in academic medicine.
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NEW EPISODE! Epidemiology meets clinical care—Laura Plantinga, PhD, shares insights from her research on #lupus & daily activity limitations. LISTEN NOW → https://t.co/oPhhKXzdW1 @ACR_Journals https://t.co/OljDNZNF2U
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Mashup Score: 9
In this episode, we explore a new approach to improving participation in lupus clinical trials by strengthening provider outreach and education. Our guest, Dr. Saira Sheikh of UNC Chapel Hill, discusses the , which focuses on involving healthcare providers and community health workers to better connect patients with trial opportunities. From roundtable discussions to changes in provider behavior, we highlight practical strategies that could improve how clinical trials are conducted.
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NEW EPISODE! What if better provider outreach could improve participation in #lupus clinical trials? Saira Z. Sheikh, MD, joins us to discuss a new model that’s showing results. LISTEN NOW → https://t.co/cX0WYdUzot @ACR_Journals @SairaSheikhMD https://t.co/1vrTL5EPW2
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Mashup Score: 9
In this episode, we explore a new approach to improving participation in lupus clinical trials by strengthening provider outreach and education. Our guest, Dr. Saira Sheikh of UNC Chapel Hill, discusses the , which focuses on involving healthcare providers and community health workers to better connect patients with trial opportunities. From roundtable discussions to changes in provider behavior, we highlight practical strategies that could improve how clinical trials are conducted.
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NEW EPISODE! What if better provider outreach could improve participation in #lupus clinical trials? Saira Z. Sheikh, MD, joins us to discuss a new model that’s showing results. LISTEN NOW → https://t.co/cX0WYdUzot @ACR_Journals @SairaSheikhMD https://t.co/1vrTL5EPW2
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NEW EPISODE! @jasonsknight joins the podcast to break down the evolving science of antiphospholipid syndrome & its treatment. From antibodies to clinical trials—this is #APS like you’ve never heard it before. LISTEN NOW → https://t.co/vhLH5q1LSJ @ACR_Journals https://t.co/6ruzdhmsjz