100. HIGH LEVELS OF EMPLOYMENT BUT PERSISTING WORK IMPAIRMENT IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE AXIAL SPONDYLOARTHRITIS USING BIOLOGIC THERAPIES
Thomas G. Nadin(Center for Rheumatology), Christopher J Edwards(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Peter Clayton(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Nicholas C. Harvey(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Rakhi Seth(Center for Rheumatology), Elaine Dennison(MRC Lifecourse Epidemiology Unit), Cyrus Cooper(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Brian Davidson(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Ray Armstrong(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Karen Walker‐Bone(Monash University), Dinny Wallis(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Christopher Holroyd(Southampton General Hospital)
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