In our busy lives, there is always an overarching sense of economy with respect to attention, activity, and financial support of professional groups. Many of us ask the question, “Why do I belong to professional groups, and what are they really doing for me?” But the question can also be asked, “What differentiates me from any other clinician?” These are common concerns among professionals who have limited time to develop professional associations, conduct research, or share opinions beyond their local groups. Creating a group of contacts beyond similar contexts provides significant differentiating qualities.
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