Acute Neurological Disorders: Stroke and Vascular Neurology

Course Overview

There is a disproportionate rate of patients being diagnosed with neurological conditions compared with the number of existing Neurologists. In an effort to increase the understanding of certain neurological conditions and their treatment the Mass General Brigham TeleStroke and TeleNeurology Programs have created this course to bring neurological education to as many people as possible no matter if you practice in a bustling urban setting or a remote rural setting.  

This course features lectures from world renown Neurologists and Neuroscience nurses from Mass General Brigham and is designed to bring lectures focused on current neurological care to participants across the globe. These lectures, which will be beneficial for all members of a health care team, encompass topics ranging from vascular neurology to neurocritical care to general neurology. 

This program comprises three components—a full, integrated course and two focused modules (Module A and Module B). You may choose to enroll in the complete curriculum or register for any module individually. For assistance with registration, please email learn@hms.harvard.edu.

Session information: 

• Full Course: Acute Neurological Disorders
• Module A: Acute Neurological Disorders: Stroke and Vascular Neurology
• Module B: Acute Neurological Disorders: Comprehensive Neurology

Who Should Attend

• Nurses
• Nurse Practitioners
• Specialty Physicians
• Physician Assistants 

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this activity, participants will be able to:

• Determine the relevant and accurate information needed for a Neurology consult.
• Coordinate an appropriate course of action for treatment across the care team.
• Discuss the latest advances and best practices in neurology and neurological cases.
• Define treatment options for patients presenting with stroke.