ISN Team

Dr. Roy Smith

ISN Scientific Committee and ISN Translator for Polish

English

Dr. Roy Smith is a member of the International Scleroderma Network's Scientific Committee, and he is also a translator for ISN: Polish Version and for the ISN's Voices of Scleroderma book series.

Dr. Smith graduated from the University of Cambridge, UK, with a degree in Natural Sciences. He has been working in the field of Medical Electronics.

He collaborates with the Department of Rheumatology, Royal Free Hospital, London, led by Prof. Carol Black in the area of physiological measurements such as thermography and laser Doppler flowmetry.

Related Links

Internet as a Tool for Patient Support Groups to Provide Quality Information. AIM: To compare the inquiries received by the Scleroderma Society (SS), UK with those received by the International Scleroderma Network (ISN). Worldwide collaboration of medical professionals with patient organisations should lead to a better understanding of clinical needs and better support. Web presence and e-mail contacts should be used by patient organisations in order to improve the quality and availability of support. M. Dziadzio. SL0003 EULAR 2004. (Also see ISN, Dr. Magdalena Dziadzio, Prof. Carol Black, and Shelley Ensz)

A Pilot Database Analysis of Enquiries Submitted to the Medical Committee of an International Scleroderma Website This pilot database analysis identifies the main areas of information that should be available to those affected by, or working with, scleroderma. Magdalena Dziadzio FRI0078 EULAR 2003. (Also see: ISN, Dr. Magdalena Dziadzio, Prof. Carol Black, and Shelley Ensz)

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