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A/Prof William Taylor

Dr Taylor is a New Zealand rheumatologist with research interests in clinical epidemiology, particularly outcome measurement and classification criteria. He trained in Wellington, Auckland and Leeds (UK). He has an honorary position with the University of Otago, has served the New Zealand Rheumatology Association as Secretary and currently as a co-chair of the APLAR COPCORD committee.

Dr Taylor is a New Zealand rheumatologist with research interests in clinical epidemiology, particularly outcome measurement and classification criteria. He trained in Wellington, Auckland and Leeds (UK). He has an honorary position with the University of Otago, has served the New Zealand Rheumatology Association as Secretary and currently as a co-chair of the APLAR COPCORD committee.

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