AB1737-PARE IN WHAT EXTENT DO RHEUMATOLOGISTS DISCUSS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY (PA) WITH THEIR PATIENTS AFFECTED BY KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS AND WHAT ARE THE PATIENTS' EXPECTATIONS?
S. Ez-Zaoui(Hôpital El Ayachi), F. Allali(Délégation Paris 5), H. Rkain(Mohammed V University), R. Honsali(Mohammed V University), S. Bahloul(Hôpital El Ayachi), F. El Joumani(Hôpital El Ayachi), I. Bensaghir(Hôpital El Ayachi), F. Kronbi(Mohammed V University), S. Farih(Centre Hospitalier Ibn Sina), N. Hajjaj‐Hassouni(International University of Rabat)
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