monitoring the aggressive drug regimens your patients are taking for rheumatoid arthritis

July 2012

You'll see more emphasis on monitoring the aggressive drug regimens your patients are taking for rheumatoid arthritis.

These patients often end up on multiple meds to prevent joint damage...reduce disability...and improve long-term outcomes.

But these aggressive combinations of disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) need to be closely watched.

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Table of Contents

Diabetes "one size DOESN'T fit all" when choosing glycemic goals in adults with diabetes
Vitamins & Minerals whether they should STOP taking calcium and vitamin D supplements
Geriatrics Can all H2-blockers cause confusion in the elderly
Osteoporosis how long to use a bisphosphonate for osteoporosis and what to use instead
Infectious Diseases When to use an ORAL cephalosporin and which one
Probiotics whether to use probiotics to prevent antibiotic-associated diarrhea
Psychiatry The Neupro (NU-pro, rotigotine) patch will be back for Parkinson's disease, and is now also approved for restless legs syndrome
Diabetes new initiatives to stem the emerging epidemic of type 2 diabetes in kids and teens
Rheumatoid Arthritis monitoring the aggressive drug regimens your patients are taking for rheumatoid arthritis
Migraine more guidance on what to use to prevent migraine
Neurology & Pain Many hydrocodone/acetaminophen combos will disappear