Rheumatology Board Spring 2025 Meeting Report Survey

Provide Your Feedback to the Rheumatology Board

Thank you for taking a moment to complete this survey regarding the report of the Rheumatology Board spring 2025 meeting. ABIM publishes this report twice a year following the spring and fall meetings, respectively, to promote awareness and transparency of governance work in the disciplines of internal medicine.

This survey is an opportunity for you to communicate your perspective directly with the Rheumatology Board. We value your feedback and invite you to share more about your thoughts on the report and what is important to you as a physician practicing in the field.

About the Specialty Board: The Rheumatology Board is one of the Specialty Boards of ABIM Governance, responsible for the broad definition of the discipline across certification and Maintenance of Certification (MOC), assuring that the credential speaks to the evolving needs of the discipline. Specialty Boards and Advisory Committees have oversight of the Approval Committees and are responsible for making certification and MOC relevant vehicles in their discipline.

1. Are you familiar with the Rheumatology Board and its role? (ABIM can use responses to this question to promote greater awareness and transparency of governance.) *This question is required.

2. Do you read—in full or in part—the report of the Rheumatology Board's spring 2025 meeting? *This question is required.

3. Do you find information in the report useful and relevant?* *This question is required.

3. What, if anything, might make the report more useful or engaging to you? Please be as detailed as possible.

3. If you wish to provide commentary on any parts of the report or the report in general, please do so here. (Your de-identified feedback will be shared with the Rheumatology Board. We thank you for being candid.)

4. What topics and issues pertaining to the specialty are most important to you and why? What do you suggest the Rheumatology Board should be discussing in the future?

5. If possible, ABIM and/or a governance member may follow up with you regarding your response. If you are open to being contacted, please provide your contact information below:

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Thank you for your feedback! Please note that ABIM and the Rheumatology Board may not be able to respond to or act on all comments, but all comments are taken into serious consideration. You can get in touch with ABIM at any time by calling 1-800-441-ABIM or emailing request@abim.org. Learn more about the Rheumatology Board on the ABIM Blog.