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There is an urgent need for high quality data about the magnitude and impact of rheumatic disorders in developing countries, specially in Latin America. Such data can bring attention to the substantial health impact of this group of disorders and can inform decisions regarding appropriate services for detection and treatment. In order to evaluate the burden of illness attributable to rheumatic disorders in Latin-America a group of rheumatologists and clinical epidemiologists (all members of the International Clinical Epidemiology Network Program) decided to use the WHO-ILAR-COPCORD approach. After initial group discussions the original COPCORD Questionnaire was slightly modified aiming at the achievement of a greater face and content validity when applied to a Latin-american environment. A Pan American League of Associations for Rheumatology (PANLAR) english version was defined. As every crosscultural project involves the uses of language and potential problems may arise with the translation of the most simple sentence, the investigators decided to translate the instrument into Portuguese and Spanish as well as to evaluate the new instrument measurement properties. The following study phases were conducted in Brazil, Chile and Mexico:

Community orients program for the control of rheumatic diseases Copcord project in Brazil and Latin America