TY - JOUR
T1 - Position paper
T2 - ASNR scientific issues committee 1995
AU - Aisen, Mindy
AU - Rosen, Michael
AU - Dobkin, Bruce
AU - Selzer, Michael
AU - Laven, Laurie
AU - Wessel, Thomas
AU - Giesser, Barbara
AU - Sparr, Steven
AU - Lennihan, Laura
PY - 1996
Y1 - 1996
N2 - The Scientific Issues Committee was formed in 1995. Participating were Mindy Aisen, M.D. (Chair), Michael Rosen, Ph.D., Steven Sparr, M.D., Barbara Giesser, M.D., Laurie Laven, M.D., Laura Lennihan, M.D., and Thomas Wessel, M.D. As a newly formed committee, we explored means by which we could most effectively contribute to the ASNR. We determined that it is necessary to promote an awareness of the importance of scientific scholarship, enhance the communication of research ideas, and identify obstacles to neurorehabilitation research advancement. To meet these goals, we are prepared to collaborate with the members of other ASNR committees to assist in preparing educational materials and assembling scientific programs. We are also considering conducting a survey of the ASNR membership to identify public policies that inhibit or promote scientific research in neurorehabilitation. Our major activity this year was the drafting of a Position Paper, which we hope reflects the specific vision of the ASNR membership. Our purpose was to identify priorities for scientific study and articulate the unique contribution neurorehabilitation can make.
AB - The Scientific Issues Committee was formed in 1995. Participating were Mindy Aisen, M.D. (Chair), Michael Rosen, Ph.D., Steven Sparr, M.D., Barbara Giesser, M.D., Laurie Laven, M.D., Laura Lennihan, M.D., and Thomas Wessel, M.D. As a newly formed committee, we explored means by which we could most effectively contribute to the ASNR. We determined that it is necessary to promote an awareness of the importance of scientific scholarship, enhance the communication of research ideas, and identify obstacles to neurorehabilitation research advancement. To meet these goals, we are prepared to collaborate with the members of other ASNR committees to assist in preparing educational materials and assembling scientific programs. We are also considering conducting a survey of the ASNR membership to identify public policies that inhibit or promote scientific research in neurorehabilitation. Our major activity this year was the drafting of a Position Paper, which we hope reflects the specific vision of the ASNR membership. Our purpose was to identify priorities for scientific study and articulate the unique contribution neurorehabilitation can make.
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U2 - 10.1177/154596839601000101
DO - 10.1177/154596839601000101
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:79957774609
SN - 1545-9683
VL - 10
SP - 1
EP - 7
JO - Neurorehabilitation and Neural Repair
JF - Neurorehabilitation and Neural Repair
IS - 1
ER -