Australia & New Zealand neurology e-newsletter planned
by Rachael Hansford
The Neurology Academy is working with ACNR (Advances in Clinical Neuroscience & Rehabilitation) to produce an editorial e-newsletter for specialists in Australia and New Zealand in mid-January 2017. This collaboration will allow specialists in the region to freely access high quality, country specific, peer reviewed content via ACNR’s website.The e-newsletter will be sent directly to named specialists, including neurologists and neurosurgeons in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ), as well as to delegates of the Neurology Academy. In addition, we hope to distribute the newsletter via the ANZSGM, thus reaching all Consultant Geriatricians in ANZ.Support for the e-newsletter has been secured from Stada Pharmaceuticals, and other promotional opportunities are also available. If you would like more information please contact ACNR’s Publisher, Rachael Hansford, on 01747 860168 or Rachael@acnr.co.uk before 6 January.Rachael Hansford, ACNR & Neurodigest Publisher
The Neurology Academy is working with ACNR (Advances in Clinical Neuroscience & Rehabilitation) to produce an editorial e-newsletter for specialists in Australia and New Zealand in mid-January 2017. This collaboration will allow specialists in the region to freely access high quality, country specific, peer reviewed content via ACNR’s website.The e-newsletter will be sent directly to named specialists, including neurologists and neurosurgeons in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ), as well as to delegates of the Neurology Academy. In addition, we hope to distribute the newsletter via the ANZSGM, thus reaching all Consultant Geriatricians in ANZ.Support for the e-newsletter has been secured from Stada Pharmaceuticals, and other promotional opportunities are also available. If you would like more information please contact ACNR’s Publisher, Rachael Hansford, on 01747 860168 or Rachael@acnr.co.uk before 6 January.Rachael Hansford, ACNR & Neurodigest PublisherRelated articles
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