- Confidently conduct a basic neurologic exam on pediatric and adult patients via telehealth (mental status assessment, cranial nerves, motor system, reflexes, sensory system, station and gait, and coordination)
- Efficiently instruct patients and telepresenters to position themselves and cameras for specific exam components to enhance evaluation.
- Understand the possibilities, limitations, and common misconceptions about telehealth for neurologic evaluation and diagnosis.
- Identify the advantages of telehealth for pediatric patients.
- Understand how to avoid common obstacles that prevent facilitating a successful pediatric exam via telehealth.
- Recognize how the accepted benefits and limitations of telehealth apply to patients living with headache diseases.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the data collected from the accrued years of telehealth in headache care.
- Apply tips for success in providing headache care via virtual visits.
Teleneurology Education: Pediatric Teleneurology
Course Description
This is a 3-part webinar series will help you gain and improve clinicians’ confidence to perform a high-quality neurologic exam via telehealth. Instructional videos will demonstrate how to conduct a virtual neurologic exam and counsel patients. By the end of the webinar series, you will be able to:
This webinar series is sponsored by Lilly.
This webinar series is sponsored by Lilly.
CHAPTER DESCRIPTION
Chapter 2, Part 1: Preparing for a Pediatric Virtual Visit
By the end of this chapter segment, you will be able to:
By the end of this chapter segment, you will be able to:
By the end of this chapter segment, you will be able to:
DATE OF RELEASE
October 24, 2023
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Faculty & Disclosures
Jessica Gautreaux, MD, FAAN
Director, Children's Hospital Headache Clinic
Associate Professor, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center - New Orleans
**Dr. Gautreaux has received honoraria as a speaker for education programming from the American Headache Society.
Nassim Zecavati, MD, FAAN
Director of Epilepsy, Children's Hospital of Richmond
Associate Professor of Neurology, Virginia Commonwealth University
*Dr. Zecavati has received honoraria as a speaker for education programming from the AAN and the American Medical Association.
*Relationship Disclosure
Planners & Disclosures
Michaela Read
Telehealth and Practice Program Manager
American Academy of Neurology
*Ms. Read has no disclosures relevant to this webinar.
Hiyana Yang, CPPM
Policy and Practice Education Program Manager
American Academy of Neurology
*Ms. Yang has no disclosures relevant to this webinar.
*Relationship Disclosure