RAVE- VC: The Rheumatoid Arthritis Vital Education Initiative symposium series
The RAVE activities were developed based on the identified learning objectives. The program delivers educational opportunities on rheumatoid arthritis, using a variety of instructional strategies. Knowledge attainment is assessed throughout the program using formative and summative assessments. These activities include a 2-hour symposium, enduring materials offered as the symposium recording to be delivered as webcasts and/or podcasts. The online RAVE virtual clinic provides 4 30-minute interactive case scenarios to measure participants' knowledge attainment.
Dates:	8/22/2011- 8/21/2013
Format:	Online
Location:	Available online
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Tuition:	$0
Who should attend:	Nurse Practitioners, Rheumatologists, and Physician Assistants caring for patients with rheumatoid arthritis
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This online symposium series can be viewed through: http://www.studioacs.com/DKB_RAVE/index.html At the conclusion of this podcast, participants should be able to: Distinguish between comorbidities best addressed in the rheumatology Describe the risks and benefits of biologic RA therapy in general. Evaluate the risks and benefits of biologic RA therapy for specific patients. Describe appropriate communication skills to assist patients in making informed decisions about the use of biologic RA therapy. Recognize the benefits of more intensive monitoring of RA treatment efficacy. Implement more efficacious RA therapy without compromising safety. Apply practice improvement tools to better manage comorbidities through enhanced communication with PCPs and patients.
This 2 contact hour Educational Activity (which includes 0 hours of pharmacology) is provided by The Institute for Johns Hopkins Nursing.

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