Abstract
With the advent of complex therapies in the form of biologicals, emerging biosimilars and non-biological complex drugs, monitoring for treatment related benefit and the potential for adverse effects is as critical as monitoring for signs and symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis disease progression. With a focus on strengthening patient and provider education and engagement, patients can be successfully engaged in the long-term monitoring of their disease and play a vital role in the determination of adequate treatment response or treatment failure.
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