🧠 Early Intervention Matters 🧠 In neurology, conditions often progress over time, making early intervention crucial. Dr. Jessica Heiring, MD at Lake Country Medical Group, emphasizes that while education and symptom management are key, timely care can significantly influence the course of neurological diseases. When seeing patients in an outpatient setting, the focus is on providing the best care to manage their conditions effectively. Watch Dr. Heiring explain how she works with patients to ensure they get the support they need. 🎥 Call us today to set up an appointment! 📞 706-485-4004 🌐 https://lnkd.in/ekAk_dzP
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"Patients are more invested in their health". 🧠 📈 Yukon Neurology built objective reassessment into their patient workflow during follow-up visits to monitor changes in brain health using Creyos. Medical director, Melissa Picchione, recognized that not only is reassessmnet beneficial for clinical outcomes, but patient engagement as well. Dive into our case study to see how Yukon Neurology revolutionized their patient care ➡️ https://hubs.li/Q02K-l7j0 #PatientEngagement #ClinicalWorkflow
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Improved #epilepsy #patient outcomes (reduced #seizures) & cost effectiveness, w/ #universal #germline #genetictesting at the time of diagnosis: https://lnkd.in/eFdRuQ9D #EpilepsiaOpen @ Wiley & https://lnkd.in/gFHtt5J7 JAMA Neurology #access #reducedisparities #germlinetesting #precisionmedicine #precisiontherapy #clinicaltrials Invitae
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Check out the findings of a new study on seizure action plans (SAPs) for epilepsy patients! 🧠💡 Researchers at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center found that standardizing SAPs could greatly improve seizure management. Read the full article published in Neurology: Clinical Practice here: https://loom.ly/RZlMNdQ See our Seizure Management Plan Here: https://loom.ly/JCwZmDM #EpilepsyAwareness 💜
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https://lnkd.in/d-PC6BAD Are you looking for a specific advanced directive for dementia? This directive was developed by Barak Gaster, MD with help from experts in the fields of geriatrics, neurology, and palliative care. Dr. Gaster can be reached at barakg@uw.edu. To learn more: read this JAMA essay about the rationale behind this project, and listen to this feature about it on NPR.
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Let's go #BehindTheMystery with Dr. Vu, from the Department of Neurology at USF Health to understand the significance of identifying challenges in patients' daily lives to create an individualized treatment plan. Myasthenia Gravis is known as a "snowflake disease," meaning no two patients are alike. Open communication with your physician is a crucial step to individualized care based on the patient's needs. Watch the full story on TheBalancingAct.com/rare and visit UCB to learn more. #BehindTheMystery #MyastheniaGravis #MyastheniaGravisAwareness #MGAwareness #RareDisease #UCB #RareDiseaseAwareness
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Advanced Diagnostic Tools for mTBI Auto accidents can result in head trauma, leading to seizures. It's crucial to understand the types of seizures that can arise and how to manage them effectively for recovery. At Auto Injury Neurology, we provide expert care to help you navigate this condition and improve your neurological health. Learn more - https://buff.ly/3VAOEEE #SeizureManagement #AutoAccidentRecovery #TraumaCare #NeurologicalHealth #PatientSupport
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We're thrilled to announce a themed issue from NeuroRehabilitation, focusing on advances in brain injury medicine. This issue sheds light on multidisciplinary approaches for improved diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes for patients with Disorders of Consciousness (DoC). Featuring articles from leading experts, it covers a range of vital topics including nosology, covert consciousness, neurorehabilitation, and ethical challenges. A must-read for professionals in neurology, rehabilitation, and ethical practice. Let's discuss how these insights can shape the future of patient care! 🔗 Read the full press release here: bit.ly/3T46773
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Let's go #BehindTheMystery with Dr. Vu, from the Department of Neurology at USF Health to understand the significance of identifying challenges in patients' daily lives to create an individualized treatment plan. Myasthenia Gravis is known as a "snowflake disease," meaning no two patients are alike. Open communication with your physician is a crucial step to individualized care based on the patient's needs. Watch the full story on TheBalancingAct.com/rare and visit UCB to learn more. #BehindTheMystery #MyastheniaGravis #MyastheniaGravisAwareness #MGAwareness #RareDisease #UCB #RareDiseaseAwareness
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IVC Evidensia referrals are leading the way with the first-ever Consensus Statement on the management of seizure emergencies. Led by Chair Marios Charalambous, Referral Neurology Consultant at Blaise IVC Evidensia, supported by panellists Karen Muñana, Ned E. Patterson, Simon R. Platt, and Holger A. Volk, the consensus statement offers guidance on what is commonly seen within primary care practices. The select group of five distinguished specialists renowned in the field convened to evaluate and consolidate findings from peer-reviewed literature. Chair, Marios Charalambous said, "This Consensus Statement stands as the culmination of extensive endeavours aimed at addressing the management of complex yet frequently encountered neurological emergencies. Not only does the Statement provide universally applicable official guidelines for both primary and specialised clinicians, but it also introduces a novel perspective on the therapeutic approach to seizure emergencies, while highlighting potential avenues for future research in this domain." Read the full story here: https://ow.ly/5Yvx50QyR7x #IVCEvidensiaDares #IVCEvidensiaCares #IVCEvidensiaShares #IVCEvidensiaReferrals
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Dr. Naomi Sacks, HEORStrategies Vice President, is a co-author of a study on myasthenia gravis (MG) just published in the journal Neurology. MG is a disorder that affects nerve and muscle communication, leads to chronic muscle weakness, and has a substantial adverse effect on patients’ quality of life. Using data from the National Inpatient Survey (NIS), a representative sample of hospitalizations in the US, and data on hospitalizations from the Medicare Limited Data Set, Dr. Sacks and co-authors examined trends in hospitalizations and mortality for MG. They found that hospital admissions for MG increased at an annualized rate of 4.9% from 2010–2019. They also found that in-hospital mortality was low when they looked at patients of all ages, averaging 1.8% per admission. However, in-hospital mortality was substantially higher among those aged 65 and older, averaging 5.0% in each study year. The increasing MG hospitalization rates suggest that the burden of this disease is growing, especially among older adults. Listen to a podcast with lead author, neurologist Dr. Ali A. Habib: https://lnkd.in/eYYn5ST4 You can see this important study at https://lnkd.in/etaV7tkS https://lnkd.in/g_u7ik-v
Hospitalizations and Mortality From Myasthenia Gravis
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