|Articles|September 1, 2002

September 2002
Volume 8
Issue 9

Health-Related Quality of Life Measurements and Studies in Rheumatoid Arthritis

Author(s)Deborah P. Lubeck, PhD

Download PDF: Health-Related Quality of Life Measurements and Studies in Rheumatoid Arthritis

Articles in this issue

almost 24 years ago

Article

A Word From the New Editors

almost 24 years ago

Article

Choice of a Primary Care Physician and Its Relationship to Adherence Among Patients With Diabetes

almost 24 years ago

Article

Methodology to Improve Data Quality From Chart Review in the Managed Care Setting

almost 24 years ago

Article

Pharmaceutical Industry Research and Cost Savings in Community-Acquired Pneumonia

almost 24 years ago

Article

Chiropractic and Medical Care Costs of Low Back Care: Results From a Practice-Based Observational Study

almost 24 years ago

Article

The Costs of Medical Research: Still Not a Simple Story to Tell

Stay ahead of policy, cost, and value—subscribe to AJMC for expert insights at the intersection of clinical care and health economics.

Related Content

The Effect of Medicaid Reimbursement for Psychiatrists on the Health Care Burden of Serious Mental Illness

ByOnur Baser, PhD, MS,Heidi C. Waters, PhD,Nehir Yapar, BS,Gabriela Samayoa, MD, MPH,Xue Han, PhD,Deborah Freedman, MBA,Lauren Isenman, MPH,Rashmi Patel, MD, PhD

June 12th 2026

Association of Travel Nursing With Quality Outcomes in Hospitalized Patients

ByJason Bartock, MD,Adam Green, MD,Raquel Nahra, MD,Amy Bordogna, MD,Amir Davoodi, MD,Jean-Sebastien Rachoin, MD

June 11th 2026

Cost of Behavioral Messaging Interventions for Cardiovascular Medication Adherence

ByDana R. Fletcher, PhD,Lisa M. Sandy, MA,Joy Waughtal, MPH,Cole Hoffman, MS,Sylvie Novins-Montague, BA,Patrick Hosokawa, MS,Pamela N. Peterson, MD, MSPH,Larry A. Allen, MD, MPH,Sheana Bull, PhD,P. Michael Ho, MD, PhD

June 10th 2026

Changes in Persistence to Basal Insulin Following the Medicare Out-of-Pocket Cost Cap

ByRazanne Oueini, PharmD,Ben Shirley, BS,Christie Teigland, PhD,Melissa Castora-Binkley, PhD, MA,Scott Bilder, PhD,Kiran Sunkari, MS,Lynn Pezzullo, RPh

June 8th 2026

US map with stethoscope | Image Credit: © Andreas Prott - stock.adobe.com

Associations Between Socioeconomic Status, Healthy Lifestyle, and Multimorbidity in the US

ByShifeng Wu, MM

June 5th 2026

Health-Related Quality of Life Measurements and Studies in Rheumatoid Arthritis

Articles in this issue

Related Content

The Effect of Medicaid Reimbursement for Psychiatrists on the Health Care Burden of Serious Mental Illness

Association of Travel Nursing With Quality Outcomes in Hospitalized Patients

Cost of Behavioral Messaging Interventions for Cardiovascular Medication Adherence

Changes in Persistence to Basal Insulin Following the Medicare Out-of-Pocket Cost Cap

Associations Between Socioeconomic Status, Healthy Lifestyle, and Multimorbidity in the US

Trending on AJMC

Hybrid, Outpatient, Network-Based: Bispecific Programs Take Shape Differently

Chemo-Free Options Abound for Transplant-Ineligible MCL, Kumar Explains

Defunding Co-Payment Assistance Disrupted nAMD Care

Study Finds Flaw in Method for Key Oncology Value-Based Care Model

Ontada Analysis Finds GLP-1 RA Use Linked to Improved Survival in Patients With Cancer