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The Irish Society for Rheumatology

The Irish Society for Rheumatology (ISR) consists of about 150 members with specialist training in Rheumatology. This includes consultants, trainees, scientists, and researchers. The Society has members from the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, the UK, and beyond.

The ISR is a registered charity. We organize regular platforms and conferences for members to present clinical and scientific material.

The Society promotes ongoing education and training in Rheumatology at all levels. We focus on postgraduate professional training and higher medical training in particular.

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Scleroderma and the vascular connection

The ISR Spring Meeting 2023 was addressed by Prof John Pauling, Consultant Rheumatologist at the University...

By Pat Kelly - 24th May 2023
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ISR
The ‘best-kept secret’ in medicine

The Irish Society for Rheumatology (ISR) Spring Meeting 2023 saw a range of extremely high-quality clinical...

By Pat Kelly - 24th May 2023
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ISR
Going with ‘the flow’

The Irish Society for Rheumatology (ISR) Spring Meeting 2023 heard from Prof Gaye Cunnane, Consultant Rheumatologist...

By Pat Kelly - 24th May 2023
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ISR
Working with the evidence base

The Irish Society for Rheumatology (ISR) Spring Meeting 2023 featured a distinguished line-up of speakers from...

By Pat Kelly - 24th May 2023
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ISR
Crunching the numbers in RA and AS

The Irish Society for Rheumatology Spring Meeting 2023 featured a talk by Dr Michele Doran and...

By Pat Kelly - 24th May 2023
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ISR
SLE and pregnancy: Joining the dots

The final presentation at the Irish Society for Rheumatology Spring Meeting 2023 was delivered by Dr...

By Pat Kelly - 24th May 2023
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ISR
Rheumatology and the kidney connection

Attendees at the Irish Society for Rheumatology Spring Meeting 2023 heard from Dr Brenda Griffin, Consultant...

By Pat Kelly - 23rd May 2023
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ISR
Developments and guidance in rheumatology

Paul Mulholland speaks to President of the Irish Society for Rheumatology Prof Geraldine McCarthy about...

By Paul Mulholland - 16th Apr 2023
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ISR
The need for better education about gout discussed

Better education is needed to address misconceptions about gout for health professionals...

By Niamh Quinlan - 12th Oct 2022
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ISR
Irish Society for Rheumatology, Autumn Meeting, Gallery

Irish Society for Rheumatology, Autumn Meeting, Europa Hotel, Belfast, 22-23 September 2022...

By Niamh Quinlan - 12th Oct 2022
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ISR
ISR hears of progress of paediatric rheumatology

Advancements in technology, paediatric-specific clinical trials and fast-track links with other...

By Niamh Quinlan - 12th Oct 2022
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ISR
The ‘invaluable adjunct’ of ophthalmology in rheumatology

Consultant Medical Ophthalmologist Dr Duncan Rogers provided an overview of how...

By Niamh Quinlan - 12th Oct 2022

The Irish Society for Rheumatology

Scleroderma and the vascular connection

The ‘best-kept secret’ in medicine

Going with ‘the flow’

Working with the evidence base

Crunching the numbers in RA and AS

SLE and pregnancy: Joining the dots

Rheumatology and the kidney connection

Developments and guidance in rheumatology

The need for better education about gout discussed

Irish Society for Rheumatology, Autumn Meeting, Gallery

ISR hears of progress of paediatric rheumatology

The ‘invaluable adjunct’ of ophthalmology in rheumatology

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