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+ Target Audience: clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals who want a multidisciplinary, evidence‑based update on stroke care
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6th Annual Stroke 360: Integrating Care and Science – January 15-16, 2026
This program will emphasize the evidence-based strategy for the current treatments of stroke and updates in stroke care including acute and post stroke rehabilitation. It will cover new methodologies and advancement in diagnosis and treatment of patients with stroke.
Target Audience
Physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, trainees, nurses, physical, occupational, speech therapists and social workers who interact with stroke patients in a variety of settings.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, the participant should be able to:
- Identify updates in acute stroke management including thrombolysis and mechanical thrombectomy
- Learn updates in intracerebral hemorrhage and intracranial stenosis management
- Identify gaps in post stroke care and highlight post stroke therapy
- Review opinions on controversial topics in Stroke
- Discuss patient centered outcomes
The Houston Methodist 6th Annual Stroke 360: Integrating Care and Science 2026 is best for clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals who want a multidisciplinary, evidence‑based update on stroke care. It emphasizes integrating clinical practice with scientific advances to improve outcomes across the continuum of stroke management.
👩⚕️ Target Audience
- Neurologists & stroke specialists managing acute and chronic cerebrovascular disease.
- Emergency physicians & intensivists involved in acute stroke response and critical care.
- Neurosurgeons & interventional radiologists performing endovascular or surgical stroke interventions.
- Primary care physicians & internists managing long‑term risk factors and secondary prevention.
- Nurse practitioners, physician associates, and rehabilitation specialists working in stroke units and recovery programs.
- Researchers & scientists studying stroke pathophysiology, imaging, and therapeutics.
- Residents & fellows preparing for careers in neurology, neurosurgery, or vascular medicine.
📚 What Participants Gain
- Acute stroke management: updates in thrombolysis, thrombectomy, and neurocritical care.
- Prevention strategies: hypertension, atrial fibrillation, diabetes, and lifestyle interventions.
- Imaging advances: CT, MRI, and AI‑driven diagnostics for rapid decision‑making.
- Rehabilitation & recovery: neuroplasticity, functional restoration, and patient‑centered care.
- Scientific integration: translational research bridging lab discoveries with bedside practice.
- Case‑based learning: real scenarios to sharpen diagnostic and therapeutic skills.
+ Topics:
- 01 Lipoprotein(a) and Stroke
- 02 Anti-Amyloid Immunotherapy and Stroke Management
- 03 Recreational Drug Use and Cerebrovascular Disease
- 04 Debate – Is It Time to Rethink MeVO Thrombectomy in the Era of Neuroprotection Trials
- 05 Debate – Do We Still Need ASPECTS in the Perfusion Era
- 06 AI Across the Stroke Continuum – From Risk Prediction to Recovery
- 07 Behavioral Economics and Its Applications in Medicine
- 08 Music On My Mind – Music Therapy and Stroke Rehabilitation
- 09 Hidden Effects of Stroke
- 10 Updates in Stroke Rehabilitation
- 11 Introduction to Stroke 360
- 12 Thrombolytics in Acute Ischemic Stroke – An Update
- 13 Updates in Neuro-Interventional Management of Acute Ischemic Stroke
- 14 Secondary Stroke Prevention Update
- 15 A Modern Quest to Improve Outcomes of Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients – What Are We Doing Now and What Does the Future Look Like
- 16 Advances in ICH Management
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