Outlines the evolution of a fellowship program in neurology, demonstrating international collaboration benefits.
Since the late 1970s, the Mayo Clinic Department of Neurology has hosted a unique fellowship dedicated to Australian and New Zealand neurologists. This study outlines the origins of the program, its evolution over nearly five decades, and its role as a model of sustained, mutually beneficial international collaboration in neurology.
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