Comments for Annals of Neurology http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com Annals of Neurology Blog Mon, 09 Nov 2009 08:32:20 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Disease Topics that Define the Annals of Neurology: Introspection by EvicheExick http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/2007/06/10/disease-topics-that-define-the-annals-of-neurology-introspection/#comment-251 EvicheExick Mon, 09 Nov 2009 08:32:20 +0000 http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/?p=376#comment-251 Your welcome everyone. My computer worked not correctly, many mistakes and buggs. Help me, please to fix buggs on my computer. My operation system is Windows XP. Thanks, EvicheExick Your welcome everyone.
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]]> Comment on Message from the Editor: Disparities in Care: Guilty Until Proven Innocent by annalsofneurology http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/2009/08/18/message-from-the-editor-disparities-in-care-guilty-until-proven-innocent/#comment-239 annalsofneurology Wed, 30 Sep 2009 21:08:41 +0000 http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/?p=399#comment-239 Please visit our website at www.annalsofneurology.org and click the "Subscribe" link. Thank you for your interest in the Annals. Please visit our website at http://www.annalsofneurology.org and click the “Subscribe” link.
Thank you for your interest in the Annals.

]]> Comment on Message From the Editor: On Humility by Jonathan Leo http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/2009/05/21/message-from-the-editor-on-humility/#comment-237 Jonathan Leo Fri, 04 Sep 2009 18:29:14 +0000 http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/?p=285#comment-237 I am the “whistleblower” that you mention and would appreciate the opportunity to elaborate on a couple of statements in your editorial. 1) “The editors of JAMA then informed the whistleblower that they had taken his complaint seriously and, in fact, were in the final phases of an inquiry.” About a week before our BMJ letter was published I emailed and called the editors to discuss the matter but they did not reply. I imagine that they can confirm this. 2) “after assuming – incorrectly- that his complaint was ignored….”. Again, you would have to double check with the JAMA editors but my understanding is that they did not contact Dr. Robinson for several weeks following my email alerting them to the problem. 3) “The editors were justifiably angry that the whistleblower went public ….” I do not look at myself as a whistleblower that went public. Rather, I look at myself as someone who lives in a country that provides certain freedoms, one of which is the ability to write about issues in the public record. And since my case there have been several examples of reporters and others writing about undisclosed conflicts. I am not sure how a journal or any other organization can stop reporters or anyone else from writing about issues that are in the public record. If you would like to read my side of the story here is a just published article: http://www.springerlink.com/content/31320701056467l5/ I am the “whistleblower” that you mention and would appreciate the opportunity to elaborate on a couple of statements in your editorial.
1) “The editors of JAMA then informed the whistleblower that they had taken his complaint seriously and, in fact, were in the final phases of an inquiry.” About a week before our BMJ letter was published I emailed and called the editors to discuss the matter but they did not reply. I imagine that they can confirm this.
2) “after assuming – incorrectly- that his complaint was ignored….”. Again, you would have to double check with the JAMA editors but my understanding is that they did not contact Dr. Robinson for several weeks following my email alerting them to the problem.
3) “The editors were justifiably angry that the whistleblower went public ….” I do not look at myself as a whistleblower that went public. Rather, I look at myself as someone who lives in a country that provides certain freedoms, one of which is the ability to write about issues in the public record. And since my case there have been several examples of reporters and others writing about undisclosed conflicts. I am not sure how a journal or any other organization can stop reporters or anyone else from writing about issues that are in the public record.
If you would like to read my side of the story here is a just published article: http://www.springerlink.com/content/31320701056467l5/

]]> Comment on Message from the Editor: Disparities in Care: Guilty Until Proven Innocent by George Coulam http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/2009/08/18/message-from-the-editor-disparities-in-care-guilty-until-proven-innocent/#comment-236 George Coulam Thu, 20 Aug 2009 15:04:17 +0000 http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/?p=399#comment-236 How can I get a subscription to your magazine Annals of Neurology Thank you My Phone # is 936-894-2978 George Coulam 10390 Deerwood Drive Plantersville, Texas 77363 How can I get a subscription to your magazine Annals of Neurology
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]]> Comment on Message From the Editor: On Humility by Steven Goodman http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/2009/05/21/message-from-the-editor-on-humility/#comment-235 Steven Goodman Wed, 05 Aug 2009 12:22:30 +0000 http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/?p=285#comment-235 Are you aware that the March 20 editorial which you reference here has now been removed and expunged from all databases, w/o notice or retraction, as though it never existed. It has been "replaced" with a sanitized one, published on JUly 8, 2009. I would be interested in your editorial view of this. Are you aware that the March 20 editorial which you reference here has now been removed and expunged from all databases, w/o notice or retraction, as though it never existed. It has been “replaced” with a sanitized one, published on JUly 8, 2009. I would be interested in your editorial view of this.

]]> Comment on EMRs Positively Impact Neurology Practice, But Implementation Challenges Remain by leonardlopez http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/2009/06/08/emrs-positively-impact-neurology-practice-but-implementation-challenges-remain/#comment-197 leonardlopez Wed, 01 Jul 2009 10:53:22 +0000 http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/?p=310#comment-197 Hi, It is a feel good feeling that one gets while reading through the above, at the same time one cant help bur piop the question "What about Srart-up Cost?" Though the ARRA provides funding for finding solutions to facilitate the exchange of information between institutions,. we strill need to know the time this funding will take to be activates ,also thre is mention in the above about google pitching in to make EMR more easy for the patient to access their own records where ever they are-this will definitely improve the interactivity. My Query is: " Will The Newest EMR system allow you to stay ahead of the game and give your clients the attention and trust they need to be confident in you?. How will the latest EMR systems help organize, file, and keep up with all your patients?" For Further info about EMR please visit http://www.radiologytranscriptionservice.com Or u can reach me @ Toll Free 1-877-272-1572 Hi,

It is a feel good feeling that one gets while reading through the above, at the same time one cant help bur piop the question “What about Srart-up Cost?”

Though the ARRA provides funding for finding solutions to facilitate the exchange of information between institutions,. we strill need to know the time this funding will take to be activates ,also thre is mention in the above about google pitching in to make EMR more easy for the patient to access their own records where ever they are-this will definitely improve the interactivity.

My Query is:

” Will The Newest EMR system allow you to stay ahead of the game and give your clients the attention and trust they need to be confident in you?. How will the latest EMR systems help organize, file, and keep up with all your patients?”

For Further info about EMR please visit http://www.radiologytranscriptionservice.com Or u can reach me @ Toll Free 1-877-272-1572

]]> Comment on EMRs Positively Impact Neurology Practice, But Implementation Challenges Remain by leonardlopez http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/2009/06/08/emrs-positively-impact-neurology-practice-but-implementation-challenges-remain/#comment-196 leonardlopez Wed, 01 Jul 2009 10:53:12 +0000 http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/?p=310#comment-196 Hi, It is a feel good feeling that one gets while reading through the above, at the same time one cant help bur piop the question "What about Srart-up Cost?" Though the ARRA provides funding for finding solutions to facilitate the exchange of information between institutions,. we strill need to know the time this funding will take to be activates ,also thre is mention in the above about google pitching in to make EMR more easy for the patient to access their own records where ever they are-this will definitely improve the interactivity. My Query is: " Will The Newest EMR system allow you to stay ahead of the game and give your clients the attention and trust they need to be confident in you?. How will the latest EMR systems help organize, file, and keep up with all your patients?" For Further info about EMR please visit http://www.radiologytranscriptionservice.com Or u can reach me @ Toll Free 1-877-272-4707 Hi,

It is a feel good feeling that one gets while reading through the above, at the same time one cant help bur piop the question “What about Srart-up Cost?”

Though the ARRA provides funding for finding solutions to facilitate the exchange of information between institutions,. we strill need to know the time this funding will take to be activates ,also thre is mention in the above about google pitching in to make EMR more easy for the patient to access their own records where ever they are-this will definitely improve the interactivity.

My Query is:

” Will The Newest EMR system allow you to stay ahead of the game and give your clients the attention and trust they need to be confident in you?. How will the latest EMR systems help organize, file, and keep up with all your patients?”

For Further info about EMR please visit http://www.radiologytranscriptionservice.com Or u can reach me @ Toll Free 1-877-272-4707

]]> Comment on Training the brain to listen to its plasticity by Music Therapy Maven » The Daily Blog 4/20/2009 http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/2009/04/15/training-the-brain-to-listen-to-its-plasticity/#comment-94 Music Therapy Maven » The Daily Blog 4/20/2009 Tue, 21 Apr 2009 15:50:51 +0000 http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/?p=249#comment-94 [...] Training the Brain to Listen to its Plasticity [...] [...] Training the Brain to Listen to its Plasticity [...]

]]> Comment on Message From the Editor: Economic Over-Stimulation? by your stimulus package is in the mail « curanderos http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/2009/04/15/message-from-the-editor-economic-over-stimulation/#comment-91 your stimulus package is in the mail « curanderos Wed, 15 Apr 2009 22:38:01 +0000 http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/?p=272#comment-91 [...] your stimulus package is in the mail By salcorr Annals of Neurology is blogged on WordPress.   This month, editors S. Claiborne Johnston MD, PhD and Stephen L. Hauser, MD discuss the economic and scientific impact of additional NIH funding in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) in their Message from the Editor: Economic Over-Stimulation? [...] [...] your stimulus package is in the mail By salcorr Annals of Neurology is blogged on WordPress.   This month, editors S. Claiborne Johnston MD, PhD and Stephen L. Hauser, MD discuss the economic and scientific impact of additional NIH funding in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) in their Message from the Editor: Economic Over-Stimulation? [...]

]]> Comment on GUIDELINE-MAKING GETS TOUGHER: ACTION BY STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL OVER LYME DISEASE GUIDELINES STIRS DEBATE by Chelsea Greenberg http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/2009/03/24/guideline-making-gets-tougher%e2%80%88action-by-state-attorney-general-over-lyme-disease-guidelines-stirs-debate/#comment-58 Chelsea Greenberg Fri, 03 Apr 2009 23:20:45 +0000 http://annalsofneurology.wordpress.com/?p=216#comment-58 Brenda, Thank you for this story. Also, I would like to thank all physicians, journalists, and patient advocate groups who work diligently to promote the awareness of Chronic Lyme disease and other TBDs. Brenda,
Thank you for this story.

Also, I would like to thank all physicians, journalists, and patient advocate groups who work diligently to promote the awareness of Chronic Lyme disease and other TBDs.

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