PEDIATRICS Vol. 94 No. 3 September 1994, pp. 321
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PEDIATRIC NEUROLOGISTS E-MAIL/INTERNET

Mack KJ 1

1 University of Wisconsin, Children's Hospital

An electronic mail mailing list has been created to aid communication between pediatric neurologists. Any child neurologist or neurologist with connections to the Internet, or a private on-line service can subscribe. The mailserver serves as a forum for discussion of topics in child neurology. Topics include problem patients, therapeutic approaches to clinical problems, and discussions of recent journal articles. In addition, we hope that individual case reports may evolve into series of patients by pooling similar patients from separate institutions. Cases, questions, comments, etc. e-mailed to the mailserver are automatically forwarded to everyone on the list. Responses can either be private (to the initial sender or any other member) or public (to everyone on the list). The CHILD-NEURO mailserver is run out of the University of Wisconsin, and the service is free-of-charge. To sign up, send an e-mail message from the address you will be using to: MAILSERV@WAISMAN.WISC.EDU with no subject and SUBSCRIBE CHILDNEURO as the entire message. A welcoming message with instructions on the use of the mailserver will be sent to new subscribers. Please e-mail or phone Dr. Ken Mack (Mack@waisman.wisc.edu; 608-263-9086) or Dr. Steve Leber (Leber@umich.edu) for more information, or if difficulties arise in subscribing to the list.