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We aim not to repeat ourselves in Practical Neurology. Well, that is not strictly true, we do repeat ourselves deliberately and quite a lot—it is all in the history’; ‘think’; ‘thank you to our authors and reviewers’, etc.—rather we aim to avoid covering the same topics repeatedly. This creates a problem for our trainees who have only just started reading Practical Neurology. Obviously, they read it as it comes out but they will have missed important topics covered before they started training. An enthusiastic Practical Neurology reader, Dilraj Sokhi, spotted this problem when he was a trainee and has provided a solution that he describes on page 2 .
If you visit our website you will find the UK Neurology Curriculum with relevant Practical Neurology papers, dating back to its inception in 2001, linked (and hyperlinked) to each element within it. This will certainly help …
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