Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience

Robot-assisted rehabilitation has shown promise in neurology but faces significant practical barriers in its implementation. Here, a German research team explains the main concerns related to the widespread use of innovation technology. They also discuss the need for a cost-effectiveness analysis to enter robotics into the framework of healthcare systems involved in neurorehabilitation.

Telehealth and telepsychiatry seem like they're here to stay, but medical professionals will eventually have to transition back (at least partially) to in-person settings after the pandemic. Our Risk Management column offers you advice on handling that shift. https://bit.ly/37mCyXs

The field of neuroscience can be saturated with psychiatric medications, so providers should be wary of Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS). This case report focuses on its potentially fatal consequences and their implications for patients and providers.

Big Data can dramatically advance the fields of medicine and public health but can also raise new ethical challenges. As these tools continue to make headway, it's critical to consider and account for the risks associated with this research.

Read our Journal Watch section from the most recent issue of ICNS for summaries of the latest research in #neuroscience: bit.ly/2HBwBfd

Role of norepinephrine in schizophrenia: an old-fashioned but new story from emergency medicine (READ: bit.ly/3dZ3AGp)

Letter to the Editor: Frontiers in detecting consciousness: the growing use of EEG analysis (READ: bit.ly/3jz3gyY)