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- CME Activities
- Critical Care
- Emergency
- Imaging
- Neurointervention
- Neurology
- Stroke
- Telemedicine
- Thrombolysis
- Thrombolytics
- Participation
$0.00
Join TeleSpecialists TeleNeurologist Sam Saha, MD as he shares details about the latest clinical trials supporting imaging-guided thrombolysis and thrombectomy decision-making that have demonstrated net benefit in subsets of patients with unknown onset of symptoms, most commonly after waking up. With wider implementation of advanced imaging augmented by artificial intelligence software, there is an argument for pushing stroke treatment boundaries long established by clinical decision-making alone.
- CME Activities
- Falls
- Prevention
- Rehabilitation
$0.00
Medical professionals play a critical role in identifying persons at risk for falls. However, despite general knowledge of fall prevention protocols, falls continue to occur, and adults aged 65 and older are the highest risk. Physicians and nurses have an opportunity to identify the risk factors associated with falling and implement preventative methods to educate patients, families, and caregivers.
- Anatomy
- CME Activities
- Critical Care
- Dizziness
- Emergency
- Neurology
- Stroke
- Participation
$0.00
Join TeleSpecialists' physician Dr. Theresa Sevilis, a board-certified neurologist, as she reviews the anatomy and clinical syndromes associated with posterior circulation strokes. She will discuss the use of screening tools and examination techniques to improve the identification of posterior circulation strokes. She will also review the evidence and treatment options of posterior circulation strokes.
- Autoimmune
- Best Practices
- CME Activities
- Disorders
- Emergency
- Encephalitides
- Encephalitis
- Neurology
- Participation
$0.00
Encephalitis is a condition with high morbidity and mortality. Distinguishing between the two major types of encephalitis, autoimmune and infectious, is necessary for optimal treatment. Recognizing the discriminating features of common autoimmune encephalitides can aid in early diagnosis.In this lecture, join Dr. Mark McDonald, a TeleSpecialists board certified neurologist, as he reviews the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of autoimmune and infectious encephalitis.Please join us in our continued lecture series, now offering complimentary CME credits!
- CME Activities
- Emergency
- Headache
- Migraine
- Neurology
- Prevention
- Participation
$0.00
Join TeleSpecialists’ TeleNeurologist, Dr. Neil Patel, as he reviews the causes and treatments of Headaches and Migraines in our Lunch & Learn Webinar. Dr. Patel will cover the following in his talk: treatments of primary headachesecondary causes of headache that require screeningidentification of headache and migraine subtypes to adequately treat and prevent symptomsnew treatments available for the prevention and treatment of migraines
- CME Activities
- COVID-19
- Mental Health
- Prevention
- Psychiatry
- Wellness
10/27/2021
$0.00
The 2020 – 2021 COVID pandemic has led to multiple unexpected outcomes for providers and medical staff on the frontlines of treatment. In addition to risk and worry over infectious exposure, staff and providers have also had to deal with high census, increased critical care bed usage, the steep learning curve of treatment for a novel illness, as well as novel stressors in their personal lives during this time. Studies report epidemic proportions of provider and staff burnout, leading to negative mental health outcomes, turnover, poor morale, and in some instances, a desire for staff and p
- CME Activities
- Critical Care
- Emergency
- Neurology
- Tenecteplase
- Thrombolytics
11/23/2021
$0.00
Intravenous thrombolytics is the mainstay of acute therapy in ischemic stroke. While alteplase has been FDA-approved for this indication since the 1990s, Tenecteplase has recently gained traction for usage in acute ischemic stroke treatment as well. This lecture summarizes the existing evidence and practical considerations for use of Tenecteplase in stroke therapy.