Reader's Comments and Questions
R. J. H
I treasure comments such as these which readers send with their self-assessment sheets, because it is one of the few ways we have of knowing how well we serve them. I will be grateful if even more of you will send in your responses. But let me answer a few of the questions raised by readers:
Are the articles in Pediatrics in Review too long, too short, too complicated, too simple? Such questions are not easy to answer. We seek to provide a mixture of articles. Abstracts, which some readers believe are too short and simple because they do not explain the complexities of most of modern medicine, are used to address specific educational objectives, usually developed as part of the Recent Advances objectives.
