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Comprehensive Preparation for the American Board of Neurology and Psychiatry Re-certification Examination
Prepare for the Challenge of the Re-certification Examination
The American Board of Neurology and Psychiatry (ABPN), responsible for assessing and certifying the qualifications of neurologists and psychiatrists, requires recertification every ten years. This recertification examination serves as a measure of the competence and knowledge of physicians practicing in these specialties.
Course Objectives: Empowering Participants for Examination Success
This comprehensive course is meticulously designed to assist participants in effectively preparing for the demanding recertification examination administered by the ABPN. Upon completing this rigorous program, participants will possess the following knowledge and skills:
- Neurology Knowledge Enhancement: Gain a thorough understanding of the core principles of neurology, encompassing fundamental concepts in neuroanatomy, neuropathology, and neurochemistry.
- Clinical Neurology Expertise: Deepen your knowledge of various neurological conditions, including neurovascular disorders, movement disorders, sleep disturbances, headaches, epilepsy, neuromuscular diseases, neuro-immunological conditions, neuro-infectious diseases, and behavioral neurology.
- Diagnostic Criteria Mastery: Obtain a comprehensive understanding of the diagnostic criteria for chronic migraine and the available treatment options.
- Multiple Sclerosis Management: Develop a comprehensive knowledge of the diagnostic criteria for relapsing remitting and primary progressive multiple sclerosis, along with the available treatment strategies.
- Examination Simulation: Engage in mock examination scenarios that provide a realistic representation of the actual recertification examination.
Course Structure: A Comprehensive Review of Key Concepts
This meticulously crafted course combines interactive lectures, case-based discussions, and mock examinations to deliver a comprehensive learning experience. The schedule is meticulously designed to cover the full spectrum of topics relevant to the recertification examination.
Monday, June 6, 2022
- Neurophysiology (EMG, VEP, BAERS) through clinical cases
- Neuromuscular Junction Disease Through Clinical Cases
- Neurovascular through clinical cases
- Neuro-Immunology through clinical cases
- Pediatric Neurology through clinical cases
- Movement disorders through clinical cases
- Epilepsy and EEG through Clinical Cases
- Neuromuscular Disease through clinical cases
- CNS and systemic infections/virology/Psychiatric/neurologic problems associated With medical disease Through clinical cases
- Memory disorders and cortical changes with dysfunction
- Behavioral Neurology through clinical cases
Tuesday, June 7, 2022
- Description of the Board Exam
- Mock examination Part I – 100 questions
- Self-scoring of Mock Examination – Part II
- Discussion
Wednesday, June 8, 2022
- Description of the Recertification Exam
- Mock Examination Part I – 100 questions
- Self-scoring of Mock Examination – Part I
- Discussion
- Mock Examination Part II – 100 questions
- Self-scoring of Mock Examination – Part II
- Discussion
Target Audience: Empowering Neurological Professionals
This comprehensive course is specifically tailored for neurologists and psychiatrists who aspire to enhance their knowledge and skills in preparation for the ABPN recertification examination. By participating in this exceptional learning opportunity, participants will gain valuable insights and strategies to successfully navigate the recertification process.
Learning Methodology: Engaging and Interactive
This course utilizes a multi-pronged learning approach, combining interactive lectures, thought-provoking case-based discussions, and realistic mock examinations. This comprehensive approach empowers participants to absorb knowledge effectively, apply it to real-world clinical scenarios, and develop the confidence necessary to perform optimally on the recertification examination.
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