A cross-sectional survey using electronic distribution of a questionnaire to subscribers of educational material written by clinicians, for clinicians, to evaluate whether practice change resulted from reading the Clinical Communiqué
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DOI: 10.1136/bmjopen-2016-014064
Abstract: Objective To explore whether subscribers reported clinical practice changes as a result of reading the Clinical Communiqué (CC). Secondarily, to compare the characteristics of subscribers who self-reported changes to clinical practice with those who did… read more here.
Keywords: cross sectional; practice change; reading clinical; clinical communiqu ... See more keywords
Primary progressive aphasia: ReADing the clinical GRANularity
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DOI: 10.1136/practneurol-2022-003460
Abstract: Primary progressive aphasia remains a diagnostic challenge despite (or even because of) the increasing availability of ancillary tests and biomarkers. We present a 67-year-old man with apparently sporadic logopenic aphasia and positive Alzheimer biomarkers who… read more here.
Keywords: primary progressive; clinical granularity; reading clinical; progressive aphasia ... See more keywords