Comprehensive Management of Acute Stroke
Overview
This unique, blended-learning course is designed for doctors seeking to advance their understanding and skills in the acute management of stroke. Delivered by an esteemed faculty of practicing stroke physicians, neurologists, and radiologists, this program combines cutting-edge education with hands-on experience.
Course Highlights
Blended Learning: Recorded lectures (60-90 minutes) released monthly from mid-December. Interactive, two-hour evening workshops to review content and discuss case presentations. Comprehensive Content: Topics include imaging, thrombolysis, thrombectomy, secondary prevention, stroke mimics, and more. Interactive Workshop Day: In-person workshop, on 17th April at the MISA Teaching Centre, St. James’s Hospital. Experience simulation exercises on acute stroke presentations, including large vessel occlusion and intracerebral haemorrhage.
Who is this Course For?
Doctors specializing in geriatrics, neurology, or general medicine. Clinicians aiming to deepen their understanding of stroke management.
Who Teaches the Course?
- Dr. Joseph Harbison
- Prof Dominick McCabe, Neurology
- Dr Danielle Byrne, Radiology
- Dr Dan Ryan, Medical Gerontology
- Prof Ronan Collins, Medical Gerontology
- Prof David Bradley, Neurology
- Dr Onte Nthlholang, Medical Gerontology
- Dr Sara Coveney, Stroke Consultant TUH
Lecture and Workshop Topics
- Vascular Territories and Imaging Modalities
- Large Vessel and Cryptogenic Stroke
- Atrial Fibrillation and Cardioembolic Stroke
- Intracerebral and Subarachnoid Haemorrhage
- Thrombectomy and Massive Stroke
- Stroke in Young People and Unusual Causes
- Each module is supported by in-depth workshops, ensuring practical application of knowledge.
- Learn from leading stroke experts from Trinity College Dublin and its Teaching Hospitals.
Time, Date, and Place
- Lecture Release: Mid-December (4 lectures/month).
- Monthly Workshops: Evening session on
- Thursday December 18th
- Thursday January 22nd
- Thursday February 26th
- Thursday March 26th
- Final Workshop Day: 17th April at St. James’s Hospital.
CPD Accreditation
This course is CPD Approved by the Royal College of Physicians Ireland. A total of 20 CPD Credits can be claimed on completion.
Course Fees
€1500 Registration Fee
Apply/ Enrol
To secure your place, please register via the link below.
Alternatively, if you wish to pay via invoice & PO, please contact Ms Beth Whitney at MedCPD@tcd.ie.
Places are limited for this sought-after course. Reserve your spot now to gain cutting-edge insights and hands-on experience in acute stroke management.
The course will be offered again in the next academic year to meet demand.
Get in Touch/ Email
Please contact Ms Beth Whitney MedCPD@tcd.ie with any queries that you may have.