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Published on: September 27, 2020
The need for a Global Neurology Alliance
1Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Australia.
Background:
With increasing rapidity of advances in neuroscience and widening gaps in the accessibility to quality neurological care the risks of unpreparedness are growing.
Method:
To summarise the potential risks to the equal provision of neurological care and the resources available to improve the ability to plan and respond to the unexpected.
Results:
To describe three examples of cooperative effort involving the World Federation of Neurology acting in concert with other neurological organisations.
Conclusion:
A global alliance of neurological organisations meeting and communicating regularly and willing to act rapidly and in concert is an essential prerequisite to managing emergent crises.
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