Tender and Swollen Joint Counts in the Assessment of Psoriatic Arthritis

Dear colleagues,

We are exploring the current understanding of tender and swollen joint counts in the assessment of psoriatic arthritis, and would value your input answering a few short questions.

Thanks for your time filling in this survey.

Gabriele De Marco, Philip Helliwell and Helena Marzo-Ortega

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* 1. Do you engage in clinical trials on psoriatic arthritis?

Yes

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* 2. Which in your opinion is the best joint count tool to assess peripheral joint involvement in PsA?

T68/S66

T78/S76

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* 3. When assessing the joints of the toes (excluding the big toe) utilising the T68/S66 joint count do you:

Count only MtP and PiP joints?

Count only PIP and DiP joints?

Count PiP and distal interphalangeal joints as one?

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* 4. Have you ever received training that instructed you to encompass feet distal interphalangeal joints into the 66/68 joint count when performing this measure?

Yes

Tender and Swollen Joint Counts in the Assessment of Psoriatic Arthritis

Tender and Swollen Joint Counts in the Assessment of Psoriatic Arthritis

Question Title

* 1. Do you engage in clinical trials on psoriatic arthritis?

Question Title

* 2. Which in your opinion is the best joint count tool to assess peripheral joint involvement in PsA?

Question Title

* 3. When assessing the joints of the toes (excluding the big toe) utilising the T68/S66 joint count do you:

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* 4. Have you ever received training that instructed you to encompass feet distal interphalangeal joints into the 66/68 joint count when performing this measure?

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* 5. Please leave any comments you feel are helpful.