Technical jargon should be avoided when possible. Case studies should be modified to protect both patients' identities and the institutions in which cases originate. Case studies based on fact should be edited to preserve all parties' anonymity. It is the author's responsibility to accomplish this. Authors should review and comply with their individual institution's policies regarding publication of materials.
Authors are responsible for the accuracy and contents of their papers.
Manuscript Preparation Manuscripts should be clearly printed, double-spaced, and five to fifteen pages in length. Right margins should not be justified. Cover page should contain the author's name, institutional affiliation, mailing address, daytime telephone number, fax number and e-mail if available, a two or three sentence biographical note, and an abstract of approximately one hundred words. Authors are asked to send computer diskettes along with hard copy. Both PCs and Macs are acceptable.