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Requesting registers data
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Mentoring
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Specialty Certificate Examination
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Overview
British Society for Rheumatology is divided into seven regions across England, with the aim of supporting members, enhancing local collaboration and strengthening our work.
Rheumatology services vary across the country. That’s why our English regions are aligned to NHS England, to ensure we’re able to engage with local members and networks with our focus on improving service delivery.
Each region has a dedicated allied health professional (or pharmacist), clinician, nurse, trainee and audit representative and supports local activities such as audits, opportunities to network and exchange knowledge monitor service improvement and share best practice. These representatives also attend various regional meetings to support and update members about our work.
If you're interested in learning more about how you can get involved, please get in touch with
the Membership team
.