JIA Biologics/tsDMARD survey – MDT response required

In recent decades, there has been an increase in the range of biologics and synthetic DMARDs for the treatment of various subtypes of Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA).
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New clinical guidelines in 2025 – coming soon

After publishing three guidelines in 2024, for Sjögren disease, systemic sclerosis and Behçets, 2025 promises to be even more of a bumper year for new and updated clinical guidelines. Take a look below at what’s coming up. 
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Paediatric highlights at this year’s Annual Conference:

We are excited to showcase a range of sessions specifically designed for paediatric rheumatologists.
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Consultation open: ANCA-associated vasculitis

Consultation is now open on our draft update to the ANCA-associated vasculitis recommendations, offering you the chance to preview the recommendations ahead of publication.
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Get involved: Journal Associate Editor vacancies

Rheumatology Advances in Practice is expanding its Associate Editor team! If you’re an expert in AI, epidemiology, rheumatic diseases, or physiotherapy, apply by 7 March 2025 to shape cutting-edge research.
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Annual Conference 2025: President’s Picks

As we lead up to this year’s Annual Conference in Manchester, we caught up with our President, Jo Ledingham so she could tell us more about her programme highlights.
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BSR supports findings from NCEPOD investigation into JIA care

The British Society for Rheumatology warmly welcomes today's publication of findings from a national enquiry into JIA care and fully supports each of its 8 recommendations. 
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BSR and GIRFT Launch Exclusive 12 Month Fellowship

There is an exciting opportunity for a doctor in training or a member of the wider paediatric or adult rheumatology team
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Guideline in development: Interstitial lung disease

Development of our new guideline for diagnosis and management of systemic autoimmune rheumatic disease-related interstitial lung disease (SARD-ILD) began last year and we wanted to take this opportunity to ask the authors how it’s going.
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Rheumatic disease and ILD: Expert perspectives from Specialist Nurses

In this month’s blog Clare Bennett (Rheumatology Specialist Nurse) chatted with ILD specialist nurse, Sister Sarah Agnew based at Liverpool University Hospitals. Their discussion focussed on ILD related to rheumatic disease. 
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