Yesterday, today, and tomorrow

Tindall, Elizabeth A.

doi:10.1002/art.21791

Arthritis & Rheumatism

2006

DOI: 10.1002/art.21791

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Yesterday, today, and tomorrow

Elizabeth A. Tindall¹

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“…I found that they had stolen my ideas. They quoted religious wise men and classic literature, reviewed the history of our organization from varying time points, made reference to Shakespeare's King Lear, emphasized the importance of having mentors and being one yourself, and addressed the ethical conflicts of our relationships with medical industry, the similarities between the cohesion of the immune system and the ACR, the relevance of the quality movement for improved rheumatologic medical care, and the changing clinical practice environment (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11).…”

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ACR Presidential Address: Advancing rheumatology: Mission possible

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I look forward to a successful meeting where great science will be presented and friends reunited to discuss the important events that have occurred in their lives during the past year. The opportunity to do both is great, with over 3,000 lectures and abstracts being presented and 14,000 American and international colleagues, including those from AFLAR, APLAR, EULAR, and PANLAR, in attendance. In anticipation of this day, I considered the best organization for this speech. I decided that giving thanks at the beginning of my remarks will offer the opportunity for you to know who has truly made this a successful year for me, and inspired the substance of my thoughts for this discussion. I want to thank the membership of the ACR and ARHP for the honor of representing you over the past 12 months. I will always value the trust you placed in me. I am also grateful to the Executive Committee

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ACR Presidential Address: Advancing rheumatology: Mission possible

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Reumatología intervencionista, una asignatura pendiente

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2018

Reumatología Clínica

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Interventional Rheumatology, an Unsettled Issue

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2018

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Yesterday, today, and tomorrow

Cited by 5 publications

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ACR Presidential Address: Advancing rheumatology: Mission possible

ACR Presidential Address: Advancing rheumatology: Mission possible

Reumatología intervencionista, una asignatura pendiente

Interventional Rheumatology, an Unsettled Issue

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