EULAR Quality of Care Committee
The Quality of Care Committee improves the life of people with rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases (RMDs) by developing recommendations, points to consider and further guidance on the prevention, diagnosis, classification, and treatment of RMDs, by optimising the methodology for collecting, interpreting and communicating data leading to EULAR’s recommendations, by acquiring the best members for EULAR’s task forces according to EULAR’s standardised operating procedures for guideline development, and by supervising the training and quality of EULAR’s pool of methodologists.
Quality of Care Committee By-Laws
Chair: Prof.
Uta Kiltz, Germany
Past Chair:
Prof. Robert Landewe, The Netherlands
Advisor: Prof. Daniel Aletaha, Austria
Committee Members
Uta Kiltz, Germany
Robert Landewe, Netherlands
Birgit Barten, Germany
Nele Cayers, Belgium
Bente Appel Esbensen, Denmark
George Metsios, Greece
Fabian Proft, Germany
Kim Lauper, Switzerland
Annet van Royen, Netherlands
George Fragoulis, Greece
Helga Lechner-Radner, Austria
Kati Mykkanen, Finland
Catalin Codreanu, Romania
Kotyla Przemyslav, Poland
Till Uhlig, Norway
Adeline Ruyssen-Wiltrand, France
Alexandre Sepriano, Portugal
Merete Hetland, Denmark
Paul Studenic, Austria
Ernest Choy, United Kingdom
Patrick Durez, Belgium
Related Information
EULAR Project Proposals (for non recommendations and non task force projects)
All EULAR project proposals are to be submitted by 15 January or 01 July of each year and is subject to the approval of the EULAR Council. The final decision and budget of a project will be determined by the EULAR Council each March and September.
Download the EULAR Project Proposal template
Submit your proposal to:
eular@eular.org
EULAR Task Forces
EULAR Task Forces bring experts in rheumatology fields together to share expertise and facilitate best practice exchange and ongoing medical development. Discover the fields of EULAR Task Forces and join today.
EULAR Recommendations
The EULAR Committees regularly establish and publish recommendations for the treatment of various rheumatic disorders. Each of these recommendations are developed by a Task Force of specialists in their field.
Study Groups
EULAR study groups are established networks in their respective fields and play an active part in the research and treatment of rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases.
EULAR Scientific and Clinical Activities
EULAR fosters a multitude of activities in the field of research and supports projects in rheumatology by funding collaborative research between European rheumatology groups in fields that are in line with the mission, goals and strategies of EULAR.
EULAR Statutes, Reports, and By-Laws
The official statutes of the European Alliance of Associations for Rheumatology, EULAR
EULAR Committees
Established by the Board, Committees are set up to manage and perform the various activities of EULAR on behalf of the Council.