Newsletter
The newsletter is published four times a year in general in January, April, July and October. Watching the privacy of our members two versions appear. One version is members only. The other version is meant for doctors (also called 'non-members') with the remark that this version is not free of publication. The difference between both versions is that the 'non-members' version does not contain names etc.
The newsletters are also published on our website so that members, with the correct user-id and password, can download it. This is valid for both members and doctors. Members who don't have these facilities will receive the newsletters by mail.
The newsletter regularly supplies in the large need for information that lives among patients and their parents. Many parents have already described their experiences and many parents have recognized the described subjects. Thanks to the newsletter a former member discovered that their child actually did not have CMTC.
As all newsletters are being stored it is a good documentation source especially when it comes to experiences of parents because so little is known of CMTC.
>> Retrieve example newsletter
The newsletter is published four times a year in general in January, April, July and October. Watching the privacy of our members two versions appear. One version is members only. The other version is meant for doctors (also called 'non-members') with the remark that this version is not free of publication. The difference between both versions is that the 'non-members' version does not contain names etc.
The newsletters are also published on our website so that members, with the correct user-id and password, can download it. This is valid for both members and doctors. Members who don't have these facilities will receive the newsletters by mail.
The newsletter regularly supplies in the large need for information that lives among patients and their parents. Many parents have already described their experiences and many parents have recognized the described subjects. Thanks to the newsletter a former member discovered that their child actually did not have CMTC.
As all newsletters are being stored it is a good documentation source especially when it comes to experiences of parents because so little is known of CMTC.
>> Retrieve example newsletter
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