How Can I Contribute?
The Neurology® Resident & Fellow (R&F) section provides countless opportunities for trainees to make an introductory contribution to the field. We have over 12 categories of manuscripts, from Global and Community Health to Clinical Reasoning cases. Every year, the R&F team develops innovative submission opportunities and new ways to engage our readers and users. R&F recently added the Future of Neurology & Technology section that will provide case-based discussions of new, emerging, or existing technologies that are being used with patients.
EXPLORE THE R&F SITE
Access NPub.org/RF for the latest blogs, articles, e-Pearls, Mystery Cases, and other trainee resources. The print issue now features “Resident & Fellow Rounds”—a monthly summary of the R&F Section articles.
SUBMIT AN E-PEARL
These brief educational points often tie in to a Neurology article, podcast, or item on the website. Each should consist of 85 words or less and one reference.
BECOME A PEER REVIEWER
Create an account at submit.neurology.org and include any expertise terms that interest you. After your profile is complete, contact the editorial office at rfsection@neurology.org and you will be added to the database of available reviewers.
FOLLOW NEUROLOGY ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Receive the R&F Section alerts including e-Pearls, Mystery Cases, and recently published article alerts. @AANResidentsAndFellows @greenjournal #NeurologyRF #NeurologyRF
ANSWER OUR MYSTERY CASE QUESTIONS
Disseminated via our social media sites, emails, and our website, these mini-cases pose fascinating questions for the reader and provide instructions for submitting your answers.
CHECK OUT A TOPIC
The R&F team members have compiled a list of prospective topics for authors under the following subcategories: Child Neurology, Opinion & Special Articles, and Emerging Subspecialties.
ACCESS THE AUTHOR GUIDES
The R&F Author Center provides pictorial guides on writing Clinical Reasoning, Pearls & Oy-sters, and Teaching NeuroImages at NPub.org/rfsections.
HAVE MORE QUESTIONS? HAVE AN IDEA?
Contact the editorial office at rfsection@neurology.org