• Michael Rubin, Jordan Bonomo, Barak Bar, Edward Collins, Salvador Cruz-Flores, Rachel Garvin, Scott Glickman, Jonah Grossman, Galen Henderson, Tom Lawson, Dea Mahanes, Jessica McFarlin, Sarah Monchar, Harry Peled, and James Szalados.
• University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX, USA, michael.rubin@utsouthwestern.edu.
• Neurocrit Care. 2015 Oct 1; 23 (2): 145-8.

AbstractPart of the responsibility of a professional society is to establish the expectations for appropriate behavior for its members. Some codes are so essential to a society that the code itself becomes the central document defining the organization and its tenets, as we see with the Hippocratic Oath. In that tradition, we have revised the code of professional conduct for the Neurocritical Care Society into its current version, which emphasizes guidelines for personal behavior, relationships with fellow members, relationships with patients, and our interactions with society as a whole. This will be a living document and updated as the needs of our society change in time.Available online: http://www.neurocriticalcare.org/about-us/bylaws-procedures-and-code-professional-conduct (1) Code of professional conduct (this document) (2) Leadership code of conduct (3) Disciplinary policy.

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