A Stroke Fellow Blended Education Program

Training the “Stroke Leaders of Tomorrow"

Course Description: 

This course is designed to enhance knowledge and expertise of physicians practicing in the field of stroke. It will help develop a workforce of neurologists with training in stroke that can guide, supervise and facilitate stroke care at all levels of healthcare.

Goals:

  • To be confident and safe in management of acute stroke
  • To build stroke programs and improve quality of stroke care
  • To be able to manage basic neurocritical care for cerebrovascular diseases


Target Audience:

Neurology trainees and Recent Graduates of Neurology Training Programs

Course Duration:

9 months. Starting from 1st February 2024

Course Methodology:

The fellowship program utilizes a blended learning approach, integrating self-directed learning with weekly online interactive sessions and feedback. The program comprises of module based learning with a manageable weekly commitment of 2-4 hours.

Course Directors:

M. Fareed K. Suri MD
Stroke Director,
St Cloud Hospital Minnesota
Director, APPNA MERIT Stroke Course

Shahid Rafiq MD
Stroke Director, 
West Virginia University of School of Medicine
Advisor, APPNA MERIT

Dr. Maria Khan Junaidi
MBBS, FCPS Neurology, MSc Epi-Bio. 
Co-Director Comprehensive Stroke center,  Rashid Hospital, Dubai, UAE

Academic Advisor:

Danish Bhatti MD FAAN
Associate Professor, University of Central Florida, College of Medicine


Course curriculum

    1. Introduction to the course

      FREE PREVIEW
    2. Group

    3. SC2024 Inauguration Ceremony

    1. SC2024 Introductory session

    2. Case Discussion 1 - Feburary 18th 2024

    3. Case Discussion 2 - February 20th 2024

    4. Case Discussion - Dr Maria Junaidi - Feburary 25th 2024

    5. Case Discussion 3 - March 3rd 2024

    6. Case Discussion 4 - March 9th 2024

    7. Case Discussion 5 - Dr Maria Junaidi - March 16th 2024

    8. Case Discussion 6 - March 24th 2024

    9. Case Discussion 7 - April 14th 2024

    10. Case Discussion 8 - April 21st 2024

    11. Case Discussion 9 - April 28th 2024

    12. Case Discussion 10 - May 2nd 2024

    13. Case Discussion 11 - May 12th 2024

    14. Case Discussion 12 - May 19th 2024

    15. Case Discussion 13 - May 23rd 2024

    16. Case Discussion 14 - June 2nd 2024

    17. Case Discussion 15 - June 23rd 2024

    18. Case Discussion 16 - June 30th 2024

    19. Case Discussion 17 - July 7th 2024

    20. Case Discussion 18 - July 14th 2024

    21. Case Discussion 19 - July 21st 2024

    22. Case Discussion 20 - July 27th 2024

    23. Case Discussion 21 - Aug 7th 2024

    24. Case Discussion 22 - Aug 11th 2024

    25. Case Discussion 23 - Aug 18th 2024

    26. Case Discussion 24 - Aug 27th 2024

    27. Case Discussion 25 - Sep 2nd 2024

    28. Case Discussion 26 - Sep 8th 2024

    29. Case Discussion 27 - Sep 15th 2024

    30. Midterm Follow Session - Sep 27th 2024

    31. Case Discussion 28 - Sep 29th 2024

    32. Case Discussion 29 - Oct 6th 2024

    33. Case Discussion 30 - Oct 13th 2024

    34. Case Discussion 31 - Oct 17th 2024

    35. Case Discussion 32 - Oct 21st 2024

    36. Case Discussion 33 - Oct 23rd 2024

    1. Module Introduction

    2. Module 1 - Pretest

    3. Lecture 1 - Reported statistics and epidemiology of stroke

    4. Lecture 2 - Risk Factors – Part I

    5. Lecture 3 - Risk Factors – Part II

    6. Lecture 4 - Risk Factors – Part III - Common Etiologies of Ischemic Stroke

    7. Lecture 4a - Risk Factors – Part III- Extracranial Athero

    8. Lecture 4b - Risk Factors – Part III- Other Etiologies

    9. Lecture 5 - AHA 2021 guidelines

    10. Lecture 6 - Risk Factors – Part IV, Cases

    11. Required Reading - AHA Guidelines for Prevention of Stroke 2021

    12. Optional Reading - Lacunar strokes ang infarct: A review C.M.Fisher

    13. Optional Reading - What causes lacunar stroke, JM Wardlow

    14. Optional Reading - Classification of subtype of Acute Ischemic Stroke.

    15. Optional Reading - Patent foramen ovale and cryptogenic stroke: diagnosis and updates in secondary stroke prevention

    16. Optional Reading - Evidence for Management of Carotid Artery Stenosis

    17. Optional Reading - Cryptogenic Stroke & Embolic Stroke of Undetermined Source

    18. Optional Reading - It’s Time to Say Goodbye to the ESUS Construct

    19. Assignment Module 1

    20. Module 1 - Posttest

    1. INTRODUCTION & Objectives

    2. Pre test for Lacunar strokes and small vessel disease

    3. Lecture 1: ACUTE STROKE ASSESSMENT SCALES

    4. Lecture Presentation - ACUTE STROKE ASSESSMENT SCALES

    5. Lecture 2 - Small vessel disease and lacunar stroke

    6. Lecture Presentation - Small Vessel Disease

    7. Lecture 3: TIA and Stroke mimics

    8. Pre-test for Large vessel disease

    9. Lecture 4 - Large vessel stroke Carotid Artery

    10. Required Reading: Classification and natural history of clinically identifiable subtypes of cerebral infarction

    11. Required Reading: Classification of subtype of acute ischemic stroke

    12. Required Reading: Lacunar strokes and infarcts a review

    13. Required Reading: Lacunes small deep cerebral infarcts

    14. Required Reading - Cerebral small vessel disease

    15. Optional Reading - Cerebral small vessel disease: Recent advances and future directions.

    16. Optional reading: Non atherosclerotic large vessel cerebrovascular arteriopathies - 2013

    17. Optional reading: Hereditary cerebral small vessel disease - 2017

    18. Optional Reading - Treatment Approaches to Lacunar Stroke.

    19. Optional reading: Prehospital stroke scales as screening tools for early identification of stroke

    20. Optional reading - Advanced MRI in cerebral small vessel disease

    21. Optional reading: Accuracy of prediction instruments for diagnosing large vessel

    22. Optional Reading - Stroke: causes and clinical features.

    23. Module 2- Quiz

    24. Module 2: Assignment 1

    25. Module 2: Assignment 2

    26. Module 2: Assignment 3

    27. Module 2: Assignment 4

    28. Post test for Large vessel disease

    29. Post test : Lacunar strokes and small vessel disease

    1. Introduction & outline

    2. Pre test: Module 3

    3. Lecture 1 - Module 3 - Arterial Cerbrovascular Anatomy

    4. Lecture 2 - Module 3 - Spinal Vascular Anatomy

    5. Lecture 3 - Module 3 - Venous Vascular Anatomy

    6. Required reading - Neurovascular anatomy – A practical guide

    7. ASSIGNMENT: Module 3

    8. Post test: Module 3

    1. Introduction & Objectives

    2. Module 4 - Introduction

    3. Modeule 4 - Introduction Lecture

    4. Pre test - Module 4

    5. Lecture 1 - module 4 - Introduction to head basics CT

    6. Lecture 2 - module 4 - Infarct on head CT

    7. Lecture 3 - Module 4 - ASPECT score

    8. Lecture 4 - Module 4 - Hyperdense vessels on CT

    9. Lecture 5 - Module 4 - ICH on CT

    10. Lecture 6 - Module 4 - SAH on CT

    11. Lecture 7 - Module 4 - SDH on CT

    12. Lecture 8 - Module 4 - MRI head

    13. Lecture 9 - Module 4 - MRA head

    14. Lecture 10 - Module 4 - CTA head

    15. Lecture 11 - Module 4 - CTP head

    16. Lecture 12 - Module 4 - Catheter based angiography

    17. OPTIONAL - Non-contrast head CT

    18. OPTIONAL - CTA

    19. Optional - Carotid ultrasound and Transcranial doppler

    20. Optional - Interesting and difficult cases scenarios

    21. Assignment Module 4

    22. Post Test - Module 4

About this course

  • $500.00
  • 250 lessons
  • 94 hours of video content