EULAR Health Professionals Associations
EULAR is set up of four types of institutional members: scientific societies, national organisations of people with arthritis/rheumatism and health professionals as well as corporate members.
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Austria
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Österreichische Gesellschaft für rheumatologische Gesundheitsberufe |
| Belgium | |
| Croatia |
Croatian Association of Health Professionals in Rheumatology and Rehabilitation cosmosrheuma+
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Czech Republic |
Czech Association of Health Professionals in Rheumatology
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| Denmark | |
| Estonia |
Estonian Society of Rheumatology Health Professionals
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| France |
Association française des professionnels de santé en Rhumatologie
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| Germany | |
| Hungary |
Hungarian Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals
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| Ireland | |
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Italy Iceland |
Italian Forum of Health Professionals in Rheumatology |
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The Netherlands |
Netherlands Health Professionals in Rheumatology
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| Norway |
Norwegian Interdisciplinary Organisation in Rheumatology (NIOR)
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| Poland |
Polish Society of Health Professionals in Rheumatology
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Portugal |
Portuguese Association of Health Professionals in Rheumatology
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| Romania |
Romanian Association of Medical Partners for Rheumatology (RAMPR)
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| Serbia |
Serbian Association of Health Professionals in Rheumatology
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| Slovenia |
Slovenian Association of Health Professionals in Rheumatology
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| Sweden | |
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Switzerland Türkiye |
Health Professionals in Rheumatology Switzerland |
| United Kingdom | British Society for Rheumatology |
Related Information
How to become a Member
Please contact hpr@eular.org to request more information on the application process.
EULAR Application Form
Membership Fees
Middle 150 euros
High 200 euros
Annual Memberships are only valid during the year of application.
*classification middle/high based on gross national income per capita concerning WHO-World Bank
Low- and Middle-Income Member Countries
The following list includes EULAR Member Countries classified as “low- and middle-income countries,” defined as those with a Gross National Income (GNI) per capita below 90% of the average across all EULAR Member Countries.