Boston University Headache Cooperative of the Northeast Boston Annual Meeting 2024

Name: Boston University Headache Cooperative of the Northeast Boston Annual Meeting 2024
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Include: 17 videos + 12 pdfs, size: 4.19 GB

Categories: Internal Medicine, Neurology courses, Psychiatry Tags: Internal Medicine, NEUROLOGY, Psychiatry

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Boston University Headache Cooperative of the Northeast Boston Annual Meeting 2024

Include: 17 videos + 12 pdfs, size: 4.19 GB

Target Audience: neurologists, primary care providers

Information:

Headache and facial pain are highly prevalent, disabling, complex medical conditions that are frequently chronic and are often under-diagnosed and inadequately treated. They continue to place a considerable burden on the medical system in both time and financial resources.

While the underlying pathophysiology and basic science mechanisms of migraine and other chronic pain disorders have made many advances, there is still much to be learned and understood about these very troublesome public health problems.

The evaluation, diagnosis and management of these pain disorders are a very important continuing education mission and one of the primary objectives of the Headache Cooperative of the Northeast (HCNE).

Boston University Headache Cooperative of the Northeast Boston Annual Meeting 2024

Target Audience

This program is design to educate practitioners who have an interest in the diagnosis and management of headache disorders. This includes neurologists, primary care providers, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, physical therapists, dentists, psychologists, and other health care providers with an interest in Headache Medicine.

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of this activity, the participant will be able to:

Apply the latest approach to the evaluation and management of the headache patient
Describe the management of headache in the pediatric population
Describe common orofacial pain presentations
List and use the different procedures for trigeminal pain
Describe arguments for and against the use of Botulinum toxin for chronic migraine
Describe various alternative therapies used in headache medicine
Describe headache classification
Recognize the presentation and approach of a ‘difficult patient’
List upcoming therapies in Headache Medicine
Discuss the role of diet in the expression of migraine

Topics:

Agenda.pdf
Approach to the Headache Patient – Dr. Allan Purdy Discussant Dr. Robert Shapiro.pdf
Dangerous Headaches – Dr. Morris Levin Discussant Dr. Chris Gottschalk.pdf
Headache Management in Pediatrics – Dr. Alcy Torres Discussant. Dr. Shuhan Zhu Q&A.mp4
Headache Management in Pediatrics – Dr. Alcy Torres Discussant. Dr. Shuhan Zhu.mp4
Headache Management in Pediatrics – Dr. Alcy Torres Discussant. Dr. Shuhan Zhu.pdf
Headache Pipeline – Dr. Shivang Joshi Discussant Dr. Tom Ward Q&A.mp4
Headache Pipeline – Dr. Shivang Joshi Discussant Dr. Tom Ward.mp4
Headache Pipeline – Dr. Shivang Joshi Discussant Dr. Tom Ward.pdf
Integrative Medicine for Headache Medicine – Dr. Carolyn Burnstein Discussant Mary O’Dwyer, PA Case.mp4
Integrative Medicine for Headache Medicine – Dr. Carolyn Burnstein Discussant Mary O’Dwyer, PA.mp4
Integrative Medicine for Headache Medicine – Dr. Carolyn Burnstein Discussant Mary O’Dwyer, PA.pdf
Lunch Debate Botulinum toxin for Chronic Migraine- Good or Bad – Dr. Brian McGeeney.mp4
Lunch Debate Botulinum toxin for Chronic Migraine- Good or Bad – Dr. Brian McGeeney.pdf
Lunch Debate Botulinum toxin for Chronic Migraine- Good or Bad – Dr. Fred Cohen.mp4
Lunch Debate Botulinum toxin for Chronic Migraine- Good or Bad – Dr. Fred Cohen.pdf
Lunch Debate- Botulinum toxin for Chronic Migraine- Good or Bad. – Dr. Brian McGeeney & Dr. Fred Cohen Q&A.mp4
Prevention of Migraine – Dr. Melissa Rayhill Discussant Dr. Andrea Harriott Q&A.mp4
Prevention of Migraine – Dr. Melissa Rayhill Discussant Dr. Andrea Harriott.mp4
Prevention of Migraine – Dr. Melissa Rayhill Discussant Dr. Andrea Harriott.pdf
Procedures for Trigeminal Pain – Dr. Jeffrey Schweitzer Discussant Dr. Hsinlin (Thomas) Cheng Q&A.mp4
Procedures for Trigeminal Pain – Dr. Jeffrey Schweitzer Discussant Dr. Hsinlin (Thomas) Cheng.mp4
Procedures for Trigeminal Pain – Dr. Jeffrey Schweitzer Discussant Dr. Hsinlin (Thomas) Cheng.pdf
The Difficult Patient – Dr. Ron Kulich Discussant Dr. Steve Baskin Discussion.mp4
The Difficult Patient – Dr. Ron Kulich Discussant Dr. Steve Baskin.mp4
The Difficult Patient – Dr. Ron Kulich Discussant Dr. Steve Baskin.pdf
The Truth about Diet and Migraine – Dr. Tanya Bilchik Discussant Dr. Amanda Macone Discussion.mp4
The Truth about Diet and Migraine – Dr. Tanya Bilchik Discussant Dr. Amanda Macone.mp4
The Truth about Diet and Migraine – Dr. Tanya Bilchik Discussant Dr. Amanda Macone.pdf