Case Report
Curricular Contribution of the Neurosciences
Abstract
The author describes well some sound basic principles as fundamental to undergraduate medical education. His field of interest offers a logical springboard for such a discussion. This essay might be read with profit by those who are playing with curricula today, and by all others having interest in medical education.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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