NUMBER 27 AMERICAN BOARD OF NEUROLOGICAL
SURGERY 2009
UPDATE OF ACTIVITIES AND WORK OF
THE ABNS WARREN SELMAN, MD CHAIRMAN, 2009-2010
As Chairman of the
American Board of
Neurological Surgery,
it is my honor to
provide a report on
the recent activities of
the Board.
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NUMBER 26 AMERICAN BOARD OF NEUROLOGICAL
SURGERY 2008
UPDATE OF ACTIVITIES AND WORK OF
THE ABNS M. SEAN GRADY, MD CHAIRMAN, 2008-2009
I am pleased to provide a report on
the activities of the
American Board of
Neurological Surgery
for 2008.
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NUMBER 25 AMERICAN BOARD OF NEUROLOGICAL
SURGERY 2007
UPDATE OF ACTIVITIES AND WORK OF THE ABNS
H. HUNT BATJER, MD CHAIRMAN, 2007-2008
I am honored by the opportunity to provide
you a report on the activities of the
American Board of Neurological
Surgery over the past year.
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NUMBER 24 AMERICAN BOARD OF NEUROLOGICAL
SURGERY 2006
UPDATE OF ACTIVITIES AND WORK OF THE ABNS
ROBERT A. SOLOMON, MD CHAIRMAN, 2006-2007
I am pleased to provide a report to you
on the activities of the American Board
of Neurological Surgery over the past
year.
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NUMBER 23 AMERICAN BOARD OF NEUROLOGICAL
SURGERY 2005
UPDATE OF ACTIVITIES AND WORK OF THE ABNS
WILLIAM C. CHANDLER, MD CHAIRMAN, 2005-2006
In this Message from the Chairman,
allow me to update the Diplomates
of the American Board of Neurological
Surgery on many of the ongoing
activities that make up the work
of the ABNS.
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NUMBER 22 AMERICAN BOARD OF NEUROLOGICAL
SURGERY 2004
REPORTING PROGRESS
IN THE AREA OF MAINTENANCE OF CERTIFICATION
ARTHUR L. DAY, MD CHAIRMAN, 2003-2004
The Directors of the American Board
of Neurological Surgery face increasing
responsibilities and challenges
as the business of certifying neurosurgeons
becomes inextricably bound with
the processes of education and competency
assessment. In this Newsletter I
want to report our progress, particularly
in the area of Maintenance of Certification.
Let me start by reviewing the most
recent statistics pertinent to the
Board’s duties and functions.
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NUMBER 21 AMERICAN BOARD
OF NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY 2003
TRANSITION FROM
RECERTIFICATION TO MAINTENANCE OF
CERTIFICATION DAVID G. PIEPGRAS, MD
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRMAN
For the young specialist, completion
of postgraduate specialty training
remains a landmark that deserves
recognition as having achieved a
high level of expertise. As early
as 1908 the first specialty group,
the American Academy of Ophthalmology
and Otolaryngology, proposed a process
for assessing specialists in their
field. In 1917 the nationally recognized
Medical Specialty Board of Ophthalmology
was established. Otolaryngology
followed in 1924 with their program
of required training and certification.
Neurosurgery incorporated the ABNS
in 1940 with the broad aim to encourage
the study, to improve the practice,
to elevate the standards, to advance
the science, and to serve the cause
of public health.
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