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== What is NeuroRehab.net? ==
== What is NeuroRehab.net? ==

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What is NeuroRehab.net?

NeuroRehab.net is a rapidly growing, open-access, educational neurology and rehabilitation resource that has been primarily compiled by physicians and physician trainees from across the world. Our mission is to create a reliable, peer-reviewed, evidence-based literature resource that is succinct and easily accessible to all.

Content Types

NeuroRehab.net comprises two fundamental content types, articles and cases.

Articles

Articles are collaborative efforts to provide a single canonical page on any and all topics relevant to the practice of neurology & rehabilitation. Every edit counts, so don't hesitate to jump in and share what you know.

Cases

Exceptional cases and up-to-date articles are vital for teaching. Please consider helping by uploading your long or short cases. These could be formatted as a short stem followed by a series of questions, as in the format of fellowship examinations. Add cases by following the case publishing guidelines.

Editorial standards

The accuracy of NeuroRehab.net content is overseen by a dedicated group of volunteer editors who constantly review additions and changes to articles and cases. Our editors also draw upon the knowledge of our expert advisers. Our expert advisers are known to not only be experts in their field and educators, but have mentored many trainees, medical graduates and students.

Support us

If you share our values and are willing to help with small periodic financial contributions to help build innovative educational features, enhance medical education for students and trainees and improve the website, then please consider becoming a supporter.

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