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Cleveland Clinic

Sleep disorders affect over 70 million Americans and cost the United States nearly $150 billion annually. Underdiagnosed and undertreated chronic sleep disturbances are associated with adverse medical, psychiatric and psychosocial outcomes. The 5th Biennial Optimizing Care Team Approach for Sleep Disorders: Sleep Essentials for Nursing will highlight common sleep disorders and strategies to combat them. This exciting program will focus on the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders and review their psychosocial outcomes and effects on cardiovascular and brain health. Attendees will receive updates on new and emerging technologies and treatments for sleep disorders while learning how to optimize their success. The role of nursing in improving sleep care delivery will be emphasized.

Education Coordinator;     Tél.: [2164455431];     Email.: eatonl3@ccf.org

Nursing, neurology, sleep disorders, teamwork, team approach, nurse

Cleveland Clinic

More than 795,000 strokes occur each year in the US, either new or recurrent, and they cause significant morbidity and mortality. Approximately 1 of every 20 deaths is caused by stroke, making it the fifth leading cause of death in this country, after heart attack, cancer, respiratory disease, and injuries. Stroke is preventable on many levels, both medical and lifestyle. Given the significant morbidity and mortality associated with acute stroke and the growing number of stroke survivors, education aimed at improving the knowledge and competence of practitioners to assess, diagnose, and treat this disorder in a timely manner has the potential to substantially improve outcomes in this large patient population.

Tél.: [2164455431];     Email.: eatonl3@ccf.org

stroke, neurology, practitioners, education, acute stroke

Cleveland Clinic

Cleveland Clinic Trigeminal Neuralgia and Facial Pain specialists from neurology, neurosurgery, pain management, and integrative medicine will present a CME-accredited virtual half day symposium dedicated to comprehensive multi-disciplinary evaluation and management of trigeminal neuralgia and facial pain. Lectures will be supplemented with Q&A and panel discussions.

Tél.: [2164455431];     Email.: eatonl3@ccf.org

trigeminal neuralgia, facial pain, neurology, neurosurgery, pain management, medical management

Formation médicale continue (FMC),    Chirurgie

Cleveland Clinic

Innovations and advances in the field of pituitary disease—including evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention—continue to occur at a rapid pace, challenging both specialists and generalists to stay abreast of the data and their implications for clinical practice. This one-day program will include didactic and case-based talks and panel discussions by some of the finest experts in this field.

Tél.: [2164455431];     Email.: eatonl3@ccf.org

pituitary, pituitary disease, pituitary gland, neurology, endocrinology, Cleveland Clinic

Cleveland Clinic

The symposium will highlight strategies to assess and manage spasticity and to enhance movement, function and quality of life in children and adults dealing with the consequences of spasticity and neuromotor disorders. The topics will cover management options (neurorehabilitation, medical and surgical treatments, complementary and alternative therapies) to be utilized across neurological conditions throughout the lifespan. A combination of didactic presentations, case discussions, and breakout sessions will be used to illustrate the complexity of decision making and outcome measurement. The hands-on workshops will provide education on practical applications. Interaction between the audience and faculty will be encouraged throughout the symposium. An emphasis will be placed on information that can be applied in clinical practice, including recent advances.

Tél.: [216-445-5431];     Email.: eatonl3@ccf.org

neurology, rehabilitation, spasticity, workshops, hands-on, neuromotor disorders

Harvard Medical School

How to Rapidly Identify High-Risk Patients and Optimize Their Outcomes: This acclaimed Harvard Medical School CME program provides the latest practice-changing updates and prepares clinicians to evaluate common neurological complaints, quickly and accurately diagnose a neurological emergency, and provide state-of-the-art care for these patients. Designed for both inpatient and outpatient clinicians in the fields of Emergency Medicine, Neurology, Critical Care, Intensive Care, Hospital Medicine, Urgent Care, and Internal or Family Medicine, this course covers evaluation algorithms, detection and diagnosis, imaging best practices, and evidence-based management of high-risk neurological conditions, including comprehensive stroke updates.

Harvard Medical School Postgraduate Medical Education;     Email.: CEPrograms@hms.harvard.edu

Harvard, CME, Stroke, TBI, dizziness, weakness, coma, delirium, altered mental status, emergency, neurology, SCI, cauda equina syndrome, spinal cord compression, seizures, back pain, imaging, risk management, algorithms, ICH, hemorrhage, TIA, cerebral aneurysm, headache, RCVS, SDH, SAH, falls, gait, syncope, cerebral venous sinus thrombosis, carotid stenosis

Médecine d'urgence & réanimation,    Formation médicale continue (FMC)

Cleveland Clinic

Innovations and advances in the field of skull base surgery — including complex anatomy, diagnosis, treatment, and management of complications — continue to occur at a rapid pace, challenging neurosurgeons to stay abreast of the data and their implications for clinical practice. This three day workshop gives attendees hands on experience in different complex approaches as well as discuss the contemporary management issues in patients with skull base pathologies.

Tél.: [2164455431];     Email.: eatonl3@ccf.org

skull base surgery, skull base, surgery, neurology, neurosurgery, resident, fellow, otolaryngology

Formation médicale continue (FMC),    Chirurgie

Cleveland Clinic

With the ever-growing therapeutic indications for toxin treatment, increasing numbers of available toxins, and the potential dangers and pitfalls if toxin injections are performed sub-optimally, there is a clear need for a comprehensive training of toxin injection. The clear educational need is for a thorough and intensive training that incorporates balanced and comprehensive didactic lectures, the opportunity to ask questions on uncertain areas, patient demonstrations, and true assessment of understanding of concepts and readiness for injection. This comprehensive course will provide the practicing clinician or clinician-in-training the necessary knowledge needed to competently utilize all types of botulinum toxins, including the use of EMG and ultrasound, all adult and pediatric neurological indications. The course also features toxin injection demonstrations on patients and the opportunity to interact with North American thought-leaders in dystonia and toxin injections with reputations for being exemplary educators.

Tél.: [2164455431];     Email.: eatonl3@ccf.org

neurotoxin, neurology, injections, toxin treatment, pain management, pharmacology

Optica

Opto-électronique et technique d'affichage,    Génie biomédical