COVID-19 is catalyzing the adoption of teleneurology
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- First Published April 1, 2020.
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- Brad C. Klein, MD, MBA and
- Neil A. Busis, MD
- Brad C. Klein, MD, MBA and
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(1) Allergan, (2) Amgen, (3) Biohaven, (4) Eagalet, (5) Eli Lilly, (6) Lundbeck, (7) Promius, (8) Teva, (9) US WorldMeds.
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Abington Neurological Associates, Ltd., Chief Operating Officer, 12 years
(1) Allergan, (2) Amgen, (3) Biohaven, and (4) Promius
(1) Allergan, (2) Amgen, (3) Biohaven, (4) Eagalet, (5) Eli Lilly, (6) Lundbeck, (7) Promius, (8) Teva, (9) US WorldMeds.
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(1) Alder, (2) Allergan, and (3) Eli Lilly
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- Neil A. Busis, MD
Alternate CPT Advisor for American Academy of Neurology on the CPT Advisory Committee. CPT is operated by the American Medical Association
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Speaker at courses sponsored by the American Academy of Neurology
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Former Member of the American Academy of Neurology Board of Directors. Only travel expenses until April, 2017 were reimbursed.
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- From Abington Hospital (B.C.K.), Department of Neurology, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA; and Department of Neurology (N.A.B.), NYU Langone Health, New York.
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Dr. Klein bradcklein{at}gmail.com
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- Author response: COVID-19 is catalyzing the adoption of teleneurology
- Brad C. Klein, Neurologist, Abington Hospital, Department of Neurology, Thomas Jefferson University
- Neil A. Busis, Neurologist, NYU Langone Health, Department of Neurology
Submitted April 21, 2020 - Reader response: COVID-19 is catalyzing the adoption of teleneurology
- Nitin K. Sethi, Associate Professor of Neurology, New York-Presbyterian Hospital, Weill Cornell Medical Center (New York City)
Submitted April 14, 2020
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