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Harvard Medical School

This cutting-edge CME course is intended to provide core clinical critical-care skills to health care providers who are not trained as intensivists but whose clinical duties involve taking care of critically ill patients. The focus of this program will be to highlight recent important evidence-based advances in the practice of modern critical care medicine and leave the audience with tangible strategies to immediately improve their practices. New this year is an optional add-on cardiology workshop designed for those who care for critically ill cardiac patients. The program features active learning strategies such as real-time audience-response questions, live demonstrations, and interactive Q&A.

Harvard Medical School;     Email.: ceprograms@hms.harvard.edu

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

Neurologie,    Formation médicale continue (FMC)