What is the role of the patient voice in scientific research? Rheumatoid arthritis patient advocates Cheryl Crow and Jennifer Weaver reflect on their experience as patient partners at the Rheumatology Research Foundation’s annual scientific meeting.
Cheryl and Jen share exciting trends in rheumatology research that will help improve quality of life and develop better targeted treatments for rheumatic disease. They also discuss the importance of involving patients at all levels of research, and shared simple ways that listeners can get involved. Additionally, Cheryl and Jen reflected on the importance of social support in their personal journeys living with rheumatoid arthritis, and the importance of support groups in navigating life with chronic conditions.
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