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We envisage and hope that future work in rheumatology will pay more attention to:
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More emphasis on the thus far rather neglected patient phenotype in otherwise cutting edge basic scientific studies;
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The understanding that this emphasis is all important as it applies to clinical studies as well, since many of our diseases are still only constructs;
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More, close and early collaboration with the statisticians and other methodology experts in our clinical work and basic science in addition to a better grasp of Bayesian methodology in our research;
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Few but higher quality publications.
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Yazici, H., Yazici, Y., Lesaffre, E. (2014). Future Directions. In: Yazici, H., Yazici, Y., Lesaffre, E. (eds) Understanding Evidence-Based Rheumatology. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-08374-2_12
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