Rheumatology | Oxford Academic

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Explore the most cited, top downloaded, and highest-Altmetric scoring articlespublished in Rheumatology and Rheumatology Advances in Practice in 2019. Highly Cited Articles The new increased Impact Factor forRheumatologyis 5.606. Explore ourcollection of some of the top cited articles which have contributed to achieving this milestone. Thepapers included examinea range of matters with a focus on basic, clinical, and translational research in rheumatology.Read now Trending articles Discover the topRheumatologyarticles sorted by Altmetric Score, that have been mentioned online in the past three months.Explore the articles Response to COVID-19 Rheumatologyoffers important research in response to the recent coronavirus outbreak.Read the articles Videos Dr Marwan Bukhari talks to Dr Edward Vital on his Michael Mason prize-winning presentation Editor in Chief Dr Marwan Bukhari talks to Dr Edward Vital on his Michael Mason prize-winning presentation at the 2019 BSR Annual Conference in Birmingham, UK.Explore all videos Dr Marwan Bukhari on how to write an abstract Editor-in-Chief Dr Marwan Bukhari discusses abstracts; how to put an effective abstract together and pitfalls to avoid.Explore all videos Dr Marwan Bukhari on peer review Editor-in-Chief Dr Marwan Bukhari discusses all things peer review, covering everything from how to approach your first review, to reviewer training and recognition.Explore all videos Dr Marwan Bukhari talks to Professor Ernest Choy on JAK inhibitors Editor-in-Chief Dr Marwan Bukhari speaks to Rheumatology Co-Editor Prof Ernest Choy aboutJAK inhibitors to treat RA.Read the related article|Explore all videos Md Yuzaiful Md Yusof on infection and drug survival from the use of biological therapies in RA-associated bronchiectasis Dr Chris Wincup asks Dr Md Yuzaiful Md Yusof (Leeds, UK) about his recent paper, which examines the effect of rituximab and TNF inhibitors on lung infection and survival in RA-associated bronchiectasis. They discuss the study’s aims, design and main findings, as well as key messages for clinicians. Dr James Galloway asks Dr Philip Hamann (University of Bristol, UK) about his recent paper, which identifies disease activity trajectories in RA patients receiving their first anti-TNF. They discuss the paper’s key findings and the challenges of working with real world data, as well as Dr Hamann’s work as a Turing Fellow. Promote your article Have you published an article? What should you do now? Read our top tips on promoting your work to reach a wider audience and ensure your work makes an impact.Find out more Explore the BSR Journals Did you know you can search for content across both official journals of the British Society for Rheumatology; Rheumatology and Rheumatology Advances in Practice?Search across the BSR journals Register for alerts Never miss an issue. Receive table of contents email alerts as soon as each issue is published online.Sign up BSR Membership The British Society for Rheumatology exists to support you and help you care for your patients.Join us Related Titles Rheumatology Advances in Practice Immunotherapy Advances International Immunology QJM: An International Journal of Medicine Age and Ageing The Journals of Gerontology: Series A Physical Therapy Oxford Medical Case Reports Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. It furthers the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide This PDF is available to Subscribers Only View Article Abstract & Purchase Options For full access to this pdf, sign in to an existing account, or purchase an annual subscription. Close

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