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From Cytokines to Care Plans: Bridging Basic Science and Adult Rheumatologic Practice
Bridges basic science and adult rheumatologic practice by covering foundational and advanced concepts of rheumatic diseases, integrating scientific principles with patient care, and applying core concepts to pathophysiology and management.
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Describe the basic science principles underpinning foundational rheumatologic processes including Raynaud’s phenomenon, Synovitis, and Vasculitis
Describe the basic science principles related to advanced rheumatologic concepts including acrocyanosis, mucosal ulcerations, antiphospholipid antibody syndrome, AA amyloidosis, C5 in ANCA-associated vasculitis, BAFF, IL-17, and TNF receptor
Summarize common rheumatic tests including ESR, C-reactive protein, ferritin, ANA, rheumatoid factor, ANCA, and antiphospholipid antibodies
Explain the above disease mechanisms and diagnostic tests to patients in layman’s terms
Identify and analyze common patient misconceptions related to rheumatic diseases
Summarize effective counseling strategies to address and correct these misconceptions in clinical practice
Describe the scientific method used in a clinical and translational research study
Describe the application of scientific research to patient care
Describe how clinical and translational research findings are discussed with patients
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Gain an in-depth understanding of foundational and advanced basic science concepts underlying rheumatic diseases. Patient counseling, reinforcing the integration of scientific principles with patient care. Exposure to emerging insights in the field of contemporary research. Apply core scientific concepts to refine mental models of rheumatic disease pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management.
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- Foundational rheumatologic processes such as Raynaud’s phenomenon, synovitis, and vasculitis.
- Advanced rheumatologic concepts including acrocyanosis, mucosal ulcerations, antiphospholipid antibody syndrome, AA amyloidosis, C5 in ANCA-associated vasculitis, BAFF, IL-17, and TNF receptor.
- Identifying and analyzing patient misconceptions related to rheumatic diseases.
- Application of scientific research to patient care.
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- Patient counseling and integrating scientific principles with patient care.
- Summarizing common rheumatic diagnostic tests.
- Describing the scientific method in clinical and translational research.
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From Cytokines to Care Plans: Bridging Basic Science and Adult Rheumatologic Practice
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