It is such an exciting time to be a neurologist! Innovations in diagnostics and therapeutics have augmented the good that we can do for our neurologic patients and communities. New subspecialties, new ways of learning are accelerating our growth as life-long learners. The sheer volume and speed at which literature is evolving in medicine, and in neurology in particular, can be overwhelming. Applying research findings to improve care delivery can become daunting even after we overcome the initial inertia of resistance to change. No wonder it takes almost 17 years for evidence-based findings to be translated into bedside practice.¹

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