Recommendations / Points to consider (Task Forces) project applications


EULAR welcomes project applications from rheumatologists across Europe designed for developing EULAR Recommendations, EULAR Criteria, EULAR Points to Consider, or similar projects.
 

Convenors are asked to submit a full proposal including an abstract (a short description without the convenor’s and methodologist’s name) and a lay summary. 

Please carefully read EULAR's Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for Task Forces to familiarise yourself with the application criteria, evaluation processes and conduct of EULAR Task Forces.

​EULAR SOPs


Recommendations / Points to consider (Task Forces) project applications 

Convenors are asked to submit a full proposal including an abstract (a short description without the convenor’s and methodologist’s name) and a lay summary to taskforces@eular.org.


Annual submission deadlines: 
- 01 November (for the March Council meeting)  
- 01 April (for the September Council meeting)

After approval of the manuscript/ SLR by the EULAR Council, authors must submit the main paper and the SLR to the Editor of the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases (ARD), where they go through the the review process.

Additional information on implementation can be found here:   
EPI023 " Implementation of recommendations in rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases: considerations for development and uptake "  

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Lay Summary 

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PPT slide deck template

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EULAR Recommended Methodologist

To become a EULAR Recommended Methodologist, please kindly refer to our​  Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for Task Forces - Paragraph: 3.3.3 The EULAR methodologist.

SOPs

 List of EULAR Recommendation Methodologist 


Applications for research project funding

EULAR as an organisation does NOT fund research proposals but supports the Foundation for Research in Rheumatology (FOREUM).

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