Data becomes evidence, evidence becomes better care: How BSR Registers Are Shaping Rheumatology

By capturing data from routine clinical practice, the registers provide valuable real-world evidence that compliments clinical trials helping tackle hard-to-answer questions in research.
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My Top Five Books from the BSR Heberden Library

I have had the privilege of being the Honorary Heberden Librarian to the BSR since June 2022. The Society’s collection includes more than 1500 ancient and modern books, as well as journals, pamphlets and photographs.
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Using NEIAA to support improvements in early inflammatory arthritis pathways

The National Early Inflammatory Autoimmune Diseases Audit (NEIAA) helps rheumatology services understand how care is bei
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RA Awareness week: looking back at 25 Years of Impact of the BSR Registers

This RA Awareness week, we are marking 25 years since the launch of the BSR Biologics Register for Rheumatoid Arthritis (BSRBR-RA).
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Helping shape the future of rheumatology training

The Medical Education and Training Review (METR) is developing its recommendations to reform postgraduate medical education and training.
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Nine commissioned reviews to add to your rheumatology reading list

Looking for some essential rheumatology reading? Rheumatology has now published nine commissioned reviews exploring a range of important and emerging topics across the specialty.
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MHRA suspends Avacopan Vifor for new patients in the UK

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has concluded a review of Avacopan Vifor, previously know
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Celebrating World Physiotherapy Day

World Physiotherapy Day celebrates the contribution physiotherapists make to health and care around the world. For BSR,
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BSR urges Mental Health Strategy to recognise impact of long-term physical conditions

BSR has urged the Department of Health and Social Care to ensure the forthcoming Mental Health Strategy recognises the significant mental health burden experienced by people living with rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases.
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Autoinflammatory disease: turning expertise into better care

Autoinflammatory Awareness Month is an opportunity to focus attention on conditions that can be rare, complex and difficult to recognise - but it is also a chance to look at what better care requires.
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