Week 1 - Starts on October 30, 2023
Discussion on Heuristics for Deductive Reasoning & Decision Making
Open Day for Project Work in 360NeuroGO
Week 2
Psychological Manifestations in Vestibular Disorders
Open Day for Project Work in 360NeuroGO
Week 3
Neuro-Otologic Manifestations in Vestibular Disorders
Open Day for Project Work in 360NeuroGO
Week 4
Musculoskeletal Manifestations in Vestibular Disorders
Open Day for Project Work in 360NeuroGO
Week 5
Visual Manifestations in Vestibular Disorders
Saturday, December 2nd - Live Lab (online or in-person)
*if you can't attend the December lab, you can attend the next lab in June 2024
Faculty
We are honored to announce the expert panelists and course contributors for the Advanced Decision-Making in Vestibular Medicine Algorithms and Heuristics Online Bootcamp
Expert Panel
Devin McCaslin, AuD, PhD
Gerard Gianoli, MD, FAC
DeAnn Fitzgerald, OD
Kamran Barin, PhD
Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT (Bootcamp Director)
Course Contributors
Devin McCaslin, AuD, PhD
Fred Stoot, BMR (PT), FCAMPT, COMT
Kelsey Hatton, AuD
Jeremy Capello, PhD
Overview
The pre-lab content will include the following:
- a discussion on a holistic approach beyond clinical thinking that also includes: critical self-care (taking care of ourselves), critical empathy (recognizing co-existing psychological and physical stressors of our patients), and critical engagement (effectively communicating with our patients, our peers, etc.)
- a deeper look into identifying psychological stressors and steps to support psychologically informed clinical practice
- a review and update on vestibular diagnostics (including audiograms) and the correlations with vestibular therapy
- an update on cervical, vision, and vestibular-related assessments and therapy interventions
- a discussion on how to address short-comings in vestibular medicine and future opportunities
Throughout the bootcamp, you'll have access to live lectures with a variety of team exercises. These sessions will be recorded for later viewing due to participants based in different time zones. Participants will also be required to contribute to a discussion board in 360NeuroGO regarding vestibular-related topics posed by various faculty members.
During the 1-day lab, an overview of the agenda is as follows:
- 3 hours of problem-solving case studies as a group
- break for lunch
- return for groups to present their case studies to an expert panel (neurotologist, neurologist, audiologist, physical therapist) -- groups will be chosen randomly - this will last for 2 hours
- a short break followed by role-playing with a psychologist on considerations of how to address and support patients that exhibit hypervigilance/catastrophization -- approximately 1 hour
- finish with an open discussion on creating algorithms and heuristics (practice guidelines) that we can take back and implement in our practice
The Decision-Making In Vestibular Medicine: Algorithms & Heuristics Program Is For A Graduate Of A Vestibular Certificate Program Including, But Not Limited To, The Following:
- Certificate of Competency in Vestibular Rehabilitation (CCVR) Course - 360 Neuro Health Institute
- Vestibular Rehabilitation: A Competency-Based Course - Emory University School of Medicine | Division of Physical Therapy
- Advanced Vestibular Physical Therapist Certificate Program - University of Pittsburgh Department of Physical Therapy
- Vestibular Rehabilitation Certification - American Institute of Balance Certification Workshops
If you have not completed a certificate of competency program, but have notable experience and want to attend, please email us at info@360neurohealth.com.
Fall Enrollment is Now Open!
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