© 2003 by BMJ Publishing Group Ltd & European League Against Rheumatism
EULAR REPORT
Health Professionals Committee: key activities 2002–3
Chairperson
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In June 2002 the committee adopted a strategic plan, which set out the following aims for the committee:
- To promote high quality evidence based practice in therapeutic intervention to ensure that people with arthritis and rheumatism in Europe receive the best possible care
- To promote the unique role of health professionals within the rheumatology multidisciplinary team, including clinicians and people with arthritis and rheumatism
- To support health professionals working in the field of rheumatology and their organisations and networks in Europe
- To facilitate the sharing of information, skills, and resources between health professionals in Europe.
- To give a voice to health professionals in rheumatology in Europe through a strong, representative, and effective committee.
Since July 2002, the committee and secretariat have worked on a number of key year 1 strategic objectives to meet these aims, including:
- Launching an allied health professionals research scheme. This has been an overwhelming success, with
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