Tag: Amir Kalali
Editorial Message and Issue Highlights—July–August 2012 Issue
Dear Colleagues: Welcome to the July-August issue of Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience. We hope everyone enjoyed a relaxing summer spent with family and friends. We start this issue of the journal with an installment from our “Psychiatry and Neurology” department titled, “Extrapyramidal Examinations in Psychiatry,” by Sanders and Gillig. Here the authors review extrapyramidal signs […]
May-June Issue Highlights
Dear Colleagues: Welcome to the May-June issue of Innovations in Clinical Innovations. In this issue of the journal, we start with two articles on adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). First, in the review article by Agarwal et al, “The Quality of Life of Adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: A Systematic Review,” the authors […]
Editor’s Message and Issue Highlights, April 2012
Dear Colleagues: Welcome to the April issue of Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience. In this issue, we offer two interesting articles that touch on schizophrenia. In a review article by Spiegel et al entitled “Neurosarcoidosis and the Complexity in its Differential Diagnoses,” the authors review an unusual neurological disorder, neurosarcoidosis, that can present with similar […]
Editorial Message and Issue Highlights
Dear Colleagues: Welcome to the March issue of Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience. Innovation in neuroscience may not always be demonstrated in the creation of a novel drug or technologically advanced device. Innovation can be found in using what you know works and does not work and artfully crafting it into a treatment plan that addresses […]
Issue Highlights, March 2011
Dear Colleagues: Welcome to the March issue of Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience.
Editor’s Message and Issue Highlights
Dear Colleagues: Welcome to the February 2011 issue of Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience.
Welcome to the January issue!
Dear Colleagues: Welcome to the January issue of Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience, our first issue under our new title. We have a diverse issue this month, and we hope you enjoy reading the articles we have selected for this issue as much as we did.
The Evolution of a Journal
Dear Colleagues: Welcome to the December issue of Psychiatry 2010. We hope you all are enjoying the holiday season and are looking forward to a healthy, happy 2011. As you know, I normally provide a brief synopsis of each article in the current issue. However, this month, I would like to focus on some exciting […]
A Review of New Atypical Antipsychotic Launches in the United States
by Jeff Ventimiglia, BSE; Amir H. Kalali, MD; and Leslie Citrome, MD, MPH Mr. Ventimiglia is a Senior Analyst in Clinical Development Services, Quintiles, Inc., Durham, North Carolina; Dr. Kalali is Vice President, Global Therapeutic Group Leader CNS, Quintiles, Inc., and Professor of Psychiatry, University of California, San Diego in San Diego, California; Dr. Citrome […]
Journal Name Change in 2011
Starting with the January 2011 issue (Volume 8, Number 1), Psychiatry 2010 will now be called Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience. We believe this title better reflects the journal’s content, while addressing the shifting trends of the CNS market.
