Acute Stroke Management 2018 by Mark Allen Group

Acute Stroke Management is organized by Mark Allen Group (MAG), British Journal of Hospital Medicine, British Journal of Neuroscience Nursing (BJNN), International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation (IJTR) and will be held on May 21, 2018 at etc.venues Victoria, London, England, United Kingdom. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 6.00 Credits.

Who Should Attend?
Stroke 2018: strategies for treatment and rehabilitation will be of particular interest to the following:

• Stroke physicians
• Neurologists
• Neurosurgeons
• Neurophysiologists
• Neuropharmacologists
• Neuroradiologists
• Cardiovascular physicians
• Specialists in stroke rehabilitation
• Geriatricians
• General practitioners with an interest in stroke medicine
• Neuroscience nurses
• Specialist nurses in stroke medicine
• Speech and language therapists
• Allied health professionals specializing in stroke medicine or neurology
• All trainees in these disciplines

Benefits of attending Acute Stroke Management 2018:
• An update on SSNAP implications for clinical practice
• Multidisciplinary discussion on how we can overcome pre-hospital and in-hospital delays
• An assessment of the new directions in endovascular therapy and their implications for the organization of acute stroke services
• Assessments of medications and interventional therapies for prevention of stroke after atrial fibrillation
• Guidance on acute blood pressure management in first and recurrent stroke
• Examinations into integrating end-of-life care in the acute setting
• Further understanding current and novel techniques in telemedicine
• An opportunity to share and exchange ideas with the leading practitioners in the field

Highlights will include:
• SSNAP implications for clinical practice: what has changed in the last year
• MDT Panel Discussion- Rapid diagnosis: how we can overcome prehospital and in-hospital delays
• New directions in endovascular therapy: implications for the organisation of acute stroke services
• Neurosurgical intervention: when this happens and whose decision is it?
• Blood pressure control after intracerebral hemorrhage in the acute phase and beyond
• A review of Arterial Fibrillation and other risk factors: an update from the primary care setting
• Integrating end-of-life care in the acute setting