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Residents Course

Neurology Residents': Practical Neurology: Transition to Practice and Medicolegal Considerations

Sunday, June 8, 2025
12:30 PM – 3:00 PM ET
CE: 2.5

Audience:

Adult Neurologist@@@Child Neurologist@@@Resident@@@Fellow@@@Nurses with interest in topic

Learning Level:

Basic (Resident, New Information)@@@Intermediate (Practicing Physician)

Learning Format:

Case studies@@@Lecture/plenary method@@@Question and answer sessions

CanMEDs Roles:

Medical Expert@@@Communicator@@@Collaborator@@@Leader@@@Health Advocate@@@Professional

This session, delivered by both pediatric and adult neurologists, will provide an essential overview in transitioning from residency to independent practice. It covers key aspects of career development, navigating professional responsibilities, and understanding medicolegal considerations in neurology. Topics include billing, documentation, informed consent, risk management, and strategies to mitigate legal challenges.

Learning Objectives:

  • Recognize Medicolegal Risks in Neurology – Describe common medicolegal issues encountered in pediatric and adult neurology, including malpractice claims, documentation errors, and informed consent challenges.
  • Understand the Key Steps in Transitioning to Practice – Identify essential considerations for establishing an independent practice, including licensing, billing, and professional networking.
  • Navigate Ethical and Legal Responsibilities – Discuss ethical dilemmas, consent in complex cases, and legal obligations when treating pediatric and adult patients.
  • Develop Strategies for Professional Resilience and Career Longevity – Explore approaches to work-life balance, physician wellness, and professional support systems
  • Implement Effective Documentation and Risk Management Strategies – Apply best practices for medical documentation, communication, and risk mitigation to reduce liability and enhance patient safety.