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EULAR REPORT
Social Leagues Committee: key activities 2002–3
Chairperson
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This has been a highly active period for the committee. Under the new secretariat arrangements, the committee has been able to develop its work programme in some new areas (for example, educational visit awards), in addition to developing a strategic plan. Key activities for the committee in 2002-3 include:
- Developing a strategic plan. This has been a major undertaking involving a working group with representation from France, Sweden, Portugal, Poland, Germany, and the United Kingdom. The Social Leagues Committee met to discuss and agree the key aims and objectives for the next three years during special sessions at the congress.
- Arthritis Patients On the Move (APOM) meetingin Lisbon 21–24 November 2002. The 5th annual conference for Social Leagues, organised with the support of Merck Sharp and Dohme, was an overwhelming success, attended by over 80 participants from 19 countries.
- Developing an educational visit award scheme for Social
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