AAN 2024 Annual Meeting – American Academy of Neurology On demand

Overview

The AAN 2024 Annual Meeting – American Academy of Neurology On demand provides extensive on-demand access to a broad range of neurology topics covered during the 2024 Annual Meeting. This digital product includes over 500 hours of content with more than 250 programs, many featuring downloadable audio MP3s and PDFs of slides, along with access to the poster gallery. Please note that some slides may be excluded due to confidentiality or presenter requests, and the Neuromuscular segment is not included as recordings were not provided.

On-demand neurology education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Format: Audio MP3s and downloadable PDFs of slides (most sessions) with poster gallery access
Total size: Over 500 hours of content

Agenda

This comprehensive on-demand course covers a wide array of neurology subspecialties and current clinical topics. Session categories include, but are not limited to:

• Aging, Dementia, Cognitive, and Behavioral Neurology – Alzheimer’s disease, mild cognitive impairment, frontotemporal dementia, behavioral neurology, and therapeutic advances.
• Autoimmune Neurology – Paraneoplastic syndromes, peripheral and central nervous system autoimmune disorders, and clinical case pearls.
• Cerebrovascular Disease and Interventional Neurology – Stroke treatment controversies, pediatric vascular neurology, acute ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke management, and innovative vascular interventions.
• Child and Developmental Neurology – Pediatric headache, neuromuscular disorders in children, neuro-oncology, autism, and emerging therapies.
• Education, Research, and Methodology – Medical education initiatives, faculty development, basic science, and research career guidance.
• Epilepsy and Clinical Neurophysiology (EEG) – EEG interpretation, epilepsy management across age groups, critical care EEG, and status epilepticus updates.
• General Neurology – Case studies on neurologic dilemmas, neuroimaging, clinical pearls, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and global neurology topics.
• Headache – Emergency department approaches, diagnosis and management of primary headache disorders, migraine therapies, and special population considerations.
• Health Care Disparities – Strategies for addressing disparities in neurological care and health equity.
• History of Neurology – Contributions of Black pioneers and historical perspectives.
• Infectious Disease – COVID-19 sequelae, neuroinfectious diseases, and neurologic complications of HIV.
• Movement Disorders – Diagnosis and treatment including Parkinson’s disease, Huntington’s disease, deep brain stimulation, and functional movement disorders.
• Multiple Sclerosis – Overview, therapeutics, immunology, and special populations.
• Neuro Trauma and Critical Care – Neurointensive care essentials, pediatric neurocritical care, brain death, and neurologic consultations in acute care.
• Neuromuscular and Clinical Neurophysiology (EMG) – Neuromuscular junction disorders, clinical EMG techniques, autonomic disorders, and muscle disease management.
• Neuro-oncology – Brain tumor core principles, neurologic complications of immunotherapies, and clinical consultations in cancer patients.
• Neuro-ophthalmology and Neuro-otology – Visual disorders, optic neuropathies, diplopia, and emergency neuro-ophthalmology topics.
• Neuro-rehabilitation – Updates and advances in rehabilitation approaches.
• Pain – Pediatric pain management, opioid prescribing, lumbar radiculopathy, and pain research.
• Palliative Care – Approaches to end-of-life care and mastering difficult conversations in serious neurologic illness.
• Practice, Policy, and Ethics – Leadership, team-based care, coding updates, artificial intelligence in neurology, and burnout mitigation.
• Sleep – Circadian rhythm disorders, clinical approaches to sleep disorders, parasomnias, and sleep-disordered breathing.
• Sports Neurology – Concussion diagnosis and management.

Speakers

The program includes presentations from multiple neurology experts across a broad range of subspecialties. Speaker information is based on the official meeting records and includes leading clinicians and researchers contributing to the 2024 American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting.

Target Audience

This product is designed for neurologists, neurology residents and fellows, advanced practice providers, and other healthcare professionals engaged in clinical neurology practice or research. It is also suitable for those seeking to reinforce knowledge and stay abreast of current developments in neurology subspecialties.

Why This Topic Matters

The AAN 2024 Annual Meeting – American Academy of Neurology On demand offers an extensive and clinically relevant educational resource for the neurology community. By making the diverse content accessible on-demand, MedHub Central facilitates ongoing professional development that strengthens expertise across many neurology subspecialties.

This offering addresses essential updates and practical insights that reflect advances in neurology, fostering improved clinical decision-making and patient care. Access through MedHub Central allows learners to engage with comprehensive neurology education efficiently and effectively.