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I just tagged this page because I'm concerned that the page is narrowly focused on the recommendations of a single study to increase interdisciplinary work between some medical specialties and with basic scientists. Perhaps the field of "clinical neuroscience" has a broader basis, in which case the page should reflect that. On the other hand, I'm concerned that the page topic may not really satisfy the criteria for a standalone page. Clinicians who work with the nervous systems are generally neurologists, psychiatrists, neurosurgeons, and psychologists (as well as some more specialized areas like opthalmology and audiology). At most teaching hospitals that I know of, a neuroscience department is a preclinical one. Therefore, I'm concerned that the pagename may just be a trendy name for "doing neuroscience research in humans". That doesn't mean that the phrase does not show up as a search term, but that it does not really represent something that is, in an encyclopedic sense, significantly distinct from other aspects of neuroscience. --Tryptofish (talk) 20:58, 2 August 2018 (UTC)