The Global Rheumatology Summit is a platform to highlight international rheumatology professionals and create a space to bring rheumatologists and health professionals together from different parts of the word to talk about topics that are of mutual relevance and concern. The 2022 summit will feature sessions on climate change and health, access to care and medications, advocacy. It will showcase innovative mentorship and training models around the world, bidirectional global partnerships and address burden and harm of wasteful medical care in different healthcare settings.

Meet the Experts: Myositis

Global Meet the Experts is a virtual educational series offered quarterly to a global audience of rheumatologists and rheumatology health professionals. The ACR is pleased to announce the next Global Meet the Experts session will take place on Thursday 10 November 2022 within the Global Rheumatology Summit and will focus on Myositis. Cases will be submitted in advance from around the world, and leading rheumatology experts will discuss and debate key questions and learning points arising from these cases.

Reciprocal Innovations to Address Global Challenges in Rheumatology

Have you developed or implemented an innovative rheumatology program that is built on a bidirectional iterative partnership between institutions? Has this reciprocal innovation been used to improve patient care, eduation, or research in the field of rheumatology? If so, we invite you to the global stage to share your experience.

Reciprocal Innovations can include but are not limited to programs to increase access to diagnosis, clinical algortihms or protocols, research initiatives, education programs and/or platforms, and registries.

Please read the 2022 Global Summit Submission Guidelines before starting your submission below.

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