Global Brain Health Clinical Exchange Workshops


A series of recorded workshops focusing on improving global brain health for all

The Global Brain Health Clinical Exchange Platform was commissioned and funded by the World Heath Organisation (WHO) to run a series of monthly online workshops to support the WHO and World Federation of Neurology's mission to optimise brain health and address challenges in improving brain health around the world.

The workshops are interactive and open to all who are interested in gaining insights into practice in different settings. Our aim is to create dialogue between policy makers, researchers, and clinicians through an intersectoral knowledge exchange platform.

We have recordings of each Clinical Exchange workshop, since November 2021. Each video is one hour in length. We have a number of different training series linked by brain health theme. Select one or all that interests you:  

 

Strategies for Improving Global Neurological Care training series

The World Health Organisation (WHO) have produced an Intersectoral global action plan (IGAP) on epilepsy and other neurological disorders, a global plan of action for neurological disorders. This training series looks to address different strategies to implement this plan across different settings to improve global neurology.  Topics within this series include:

  • One Health and neurological disorders – an interdisciplinary multi-health approach
  • Developing tools to deliver neurological Universal Health Coverage
  • Implementing the World Health Organization’s neurology revolution
  • Promoting intersectoral action for brain health: A focus on dementia
  • Building capacity in global neurology
  • Implementing WHO’s neurology revolution: challenges and opportunities in managing epilepsy
  • Neurosurgical health for all
  • Opportunities in Global Brain Health with the World Federation of Neurology

    From this workshop please feel free to download the speaker's presentatons.
  • Using virtual technologies to improve training in global neurology
  • From research to policy: advocating from Brain Health
  • Microbiological Diagnosis of Brain Infection in LMICs: Challenges and Advances
  • #DataSavesLives: Partnering with industry and shaping AIs to improve brain health



Clinical Neurology Education series 

The Global Brain Health Clinical Exchange looks at different neurological conditions and details how global neurology is delivered in different settings and how it can be improved to enable brain health for all. Topics within this series include:

  • ’Seizures in the Fields’…Using Public Health to Address Neurologic Illness
  • Acute neurology in resource-limited settings: tackling clinical dilemmas using decision analysis
  • Coma: Approach to encephalopathy
  • A focus on paediatric neurology
  • A focus on headache
  • Neurological Infectious Diseases: Focus on Diagnosis & Management of Brain Infections
  • Critical care of the neurological system in COVID 19
  • COVID -19, de novo seizures, and epilepsy
  • Parkinson's disease and movement disorders
  • Paediatric Brain Infections: Focus on Tuberculosis Meningitis & Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt Infection
  • Clinical experiences from two decades of HIV related meningitis research in Uganda
  • UK national guideline on management of encephalitis in adults and children: what have we learnt over the last decade?

 

Clinical Research Methodology for Neurological Disorders training series 

In this training series we look at a range of different methodologies that will help improve clinical research on neurological disorders. Topics within this series include:

 

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