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VeeOne Health, Neurology Pocketbook
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I apologize for delayed Newsletter this month due to unforeseen clinical coverage needed. Here are some news now condensed for you. From now on we will plan for bi-monthly rather than weekly newsletter.
VeeOne Health
VeeMed is now VeeOne Health to reflect the increasing role of the company not just in Telemedicine but Digital Health.
Neurology Pocketbook
A project that was started in 2019 but due to covid was placed on back burned now reviewed with vigor and passion. Check out at
https://neurologypocketbook.com
60+ authors contributing from around the world now!
50+ book chapters published
Another 50+ chapters in active publication
15K view per month and growing!
Learn More about Neurology Pocketbook!
Purpose, Passion explained here and in the following videos:
Why Create Neurology Pocketbook? | The Digital Pocket Book for Next Gen Neurologists
Neurology Pocketbook - Website Walkthrough
Method to the Madness - Why Choose Notion as a Platform
What else have I been up to? Residency Match Guide
I am deeply proud to create a free resource for medical graduates for their Match Season.
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