Clinical Neuroscience Rounds
Grand Rounds are held Fridays from 8:00am-10:15am.
Grand Rounds is held in the Coombs Lecture Theatre and/or via Zoom. Please check emailed posters for details. Contact: quentin.collier@ahs.ca
The Department of Clinical Neurosciences (DCNS) Grand Rounds is a self-approved group learning activity (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
DCNS Grand Rounds
Please see weekly email for details.
Dec. 20: HOLIDAY ROUNDS in Coombs
8:00am Breakfast
8:30am Rounds
Alberta Physiatry Rounds
Alberta Physiatry Rounds is presented by Calgary and Edmonton via Zoom. Please see emails for details and the Zoom meeting link.
Alberta Physiatry Rounds returns Jan. 8
HBI Seminar Series
More information: https://hbi.ucalgary.ca
Recordings
With the presenters' permission, the following recordings are available. All will require AHS login credentials to watch.
DCNS Grand Rounds
Jan. 12: Jacob Alant
“Exploring the pathogenesis, presentation
and management of lumbo-sacral
extradural CSF cysts”
Jan. 26: Mohammed Almekhlafi
“Enemy Within the Walls:
Advancing In-Hospital Stroke Care
Through Innovative Detection &
Zone-Wide Pathway”
May 3: Tamara Pringsheim
“A Tale of Two Registries:
Successes, Failures and Advice
for New Researchers”
May 10: Alicia Hilderley + Maya Pajevic
“Building Authentic
Patient Partnerships
in Research”
May 31: Darren L. Clark
“The Ongoing Quest for
Response Biomarkers
in Neuromodulation”
June 21: Bruce Campbell, Leonid Churilov
“Innovations in design and
analysis of neurology trials:
Adaptive features and
novel outcome measures”
June 28: Juan Silvestre G. Pascual
“Global Neurosurgery
(and Neuroscience):
Challenges, Innovations,
and Opportunities”
Sept. 13: Shelagh Coutts
“Tenecteplase versus standard of care
for minor ischaemic stroke with
proven occlusion (TEMPO-2)"
Sept. 27: Nicholas Earle
“Cultural Shock Among
Postgraduate Students:
A Double Challenge to Consider"
Oct. 25: Christina Sampaio
“Trials and Tribulations of
Evidence-Based Medicine
for Movement Disorders"
Nov. 29: Eran Klein
“Trust in Neurotechnology
Research: Does it Matter?”
Alberta Physiatry Rounds
April 10: Sarah Dobrowolski (UofA)
“Exercise is (not always) medicine:
Rethinking the why and how of
physical activity promotion”
June 12: Alycia Amatto (UofA)
“The Use of Botulinum Toxin
in the Treatment of
Neuropathic Pain”
Sept. 11: Nancy Harrington
“Use your power for Good:
Integrated Para Sport +
Doing Classification Differently”
Nov. 13: Chris Grant
“Physiatry in Unusual Places"
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