31st Annual UCSF Rheumatology Board Review and Clinical Update 2023 (Videos)
$15.00
Video Course · Rheumatology · 2023
The UCSF rheumatology board review 2023 is a recorded live conference covering the diagnosis and treatment of rheumatic diseases — from RA and lupus to osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, crystalline arthritis, and soft tissue pain syndromes — with on-demand access to all sessions.
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Live + On-Demandformat
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UCSFfaculty
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ABIMaligned
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2023edition
- Covers adult and pediatric rheumatic diseases across all major categories
- Digital syllabus included with registration and login details
- On-demand access to recordings after the live conference
- Focused on diagnostic accuracy and newly approved treatments
31st Annual UCSF Rheumatology Board Review and Clinical Update
The UCSF rheumatology board review 2023 was offered as a live conference with remote attendance via Zoom, covering the diagnosis and treatment of rheumatic diseases from the perspective of UCSF’s rheumatology faculty. Registrants received access to on-demand recordings and a digital syllabus, making this a practical resource for ongoing board preparation and clinical reference.
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Live + On-Demandformat
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UCSFfaculty
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ABIMaligned
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2023edition
Inside this resource
Core rheumatology disease management
The program addresses evidence-based standards of care for adult and pediatric rheumatic diseases, including rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus, other systemic autoimmune diseases, autoinflammatory diseases, and seronegative arthritis. Each condition is approached through diagnosis, treatment selection, and monitoring for efficacy and safety.
Diagnostic accuracy and clinical decision-making
A central theme across the sessions is improving diagnostic accuracy through the best available recent data and expert guidance. The course emphasizes refined approaches to differential diagnosis, appropriate use of diagnostic tools, and recognition of disease patterns that commonly appear on board examinations.
Newly approved treatments and pain management
Participants learn to appropriately integrate newly approved rheumatology therapies based on the latest medical evidence, while also refining their approach to pain control — covering osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, crystalline arthritis, and soft tissue pain syndromes with current guideline-based strategies.
Who this serves
- Rheumatologists preparing for ABIM boards — aligning their study with the exam content outline through expert-led clinical sessions
- Practicing rheumatologists — updating their knowledge on diagnostic approaches and newly approved treatments in a structured format
- Primary care and internal medicine physicians — gaining practical guidance on managing common rheumatic conditions in their own clinics
- Trainees at any level — building foundational knowledge through exposure to UCSF’s comprehensive clinical approach to rheumatology
Before you buy
How does this compare to the 2024 UCSF edition?
The 2024 edition includes more recorded sessions, additional sports medicine content, updated RA therapy lectures, and five self-assessment answer key sets. The 2023 version is more concise but covers the core rheumatology content effectively at a lower price point.
What format does the content come in?
Video recordings from the live conference, delivered as downloadable files. The original registration also included a digital syllabus and Zoom access during the live event.
The chart
| Format | Video recordings from live conference |
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| Attendance | In-person or Zoom live stream |
| Syllabus | Digital syllabus included |
| Department | Rheumatology |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Mark D. –
Good introduction to UCSF’s board review format. The diagnostic accuracy sessions were well done. It’s a bit lighter on content than the 2024 edition but still useful.
Carlos R. –
Decent program for the price. The digital syllabus is a nice touch for reference. I’d recommend the 2024 version if you need more comprehensive coverage though.
Priya R. –
Affordable way to access UCSF faculty lectures. The pain management and osteoporosis sessions were particularly relevant for my daily practice.
drtomh –
Functional but basic compared to newer editions. Good if you’re on a budget and want the core content without the bells and whistles of the 2024 version.
S. Patel –
Used this as my primary study resource and it worked well. The UCSF faculty are clearly experts and the case-based approach makes the material stick.