Helpful Information for Optimizing Your Neurology Office
For the lay public, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) appears to be a single disease entity. But clinicians have a front row seat to the heterogeneous clinical presentations that ALS offers up. The differences in presentation make both studying the disease and treating it a challenge. At the annual meeting … Continue Reading
In our first post about building good relationships with physician referrers for electrodiagnostic (EDX) testing, the focus was on how to handle … Continue Reading
“This is a fabulous supplement to a practice,” says neurologist Elaine C. Jones, MD, FAAN, about telemedicine. “It’s fun, and I do enjoy it.” … Continue Reading
When Shawn Jorgensen, MD, and his brother joined their small private PM & R practice in upstate New York, there was no established referral base for electrodiagnostic (EDX) testing. So they got to work and … Continue Reading
Since its 1975 publication in the Journal of Psychiatric Research, the Mini-Mental State Exam (MMSE) has become a staple of dementia screening. The simple test, which requires no special equipment, provides a … Continue Reading
Neurologist Vanessa Baute, MD, loves food. Her favorite photo (which she graciously shared with us here) is one of her sitting down to her favorite Mexican dish. She says, “It's literally the happiest I've ever … Continue Reading