The First Issue

R. Strowd
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The fi rst issue of Neurology ® Education is here. The journal publishes original research articles, curriculum innovations, and evidence-based teaching in neurologic education across all stages of training. Since launching in April, the journal has received numerous important papers on educational scholarship in the clinical neurosciences. Articles are published online continuously allowing rapid dissemination for authors. To facilitate reading, articles are assembled periodically into issues and are arranged thematically to engage readers and organize content around common themes. In this issue, readers will fi nd articles arranged thematically in 3 areas: (1) novel approaches to teaching clinical neurology with a focus on curricular lessons learned from the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, (2) narrative evaluations and how a faculty development program can improve narrative assessment of medical students, and (3) innovative curricula that enhance the pipeline of students pursuing careers in clinical neuroscience.
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第一期神经学®教育在这里。该杂志在神经学教育的各个阶段发表原创研究文章、课程创新和循证教学。自4月份创刊以来,该杂志已经收到了许多关于临床神经科学教育奖学金的重要论文。文章连续在线发布,为作者提供快速传播。为了方便阅读,文章定期组合成问题,并按主题排列,以吸引读者,并围绕共同的主题组织内容。在这期杂志中,读者将发现三个主题领域的文章:(1)临床神经学教学的新方法,重点是从2019冠状病毒病(COVID-19)大流行中吸取的课程教训,(2)叙事评估以及教师发展计划如何改善医学生的叙事评估,以及(3)创新课程,加强学生在临床神经科学领域的职业发展。
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