Assistance Center
and Research in Neuromodulation

Investment: R$1,000.00.

30% discount for former students of the Clinical Neuromodulation Training of the NAPeN Network (request the discount via WhatsApp (81) 99159-0230

Course Objectives:

Improve technical and scientific knowledge of the use of non-invasive neuromodulation techniques for the management of motor dysfunctions in patients suffering from stroke.

The course program includes classes on:

- bases of functional neuroanatomy;

- use of complementary exams as support tools for directing treatment;

- mechanisms of post-stroke plasticity focusing on theories of structural and functional reorganization after stroke;

-factors predicting responses to neuromodulation protocols;

-quantification of motor responses using functional scales;

-scientific evidence for the use of neuromodulation in motor rehabilitation of the upper and lower limbs;

-management of patients with comorbidities;

-impact of pharmacological interaction on treatment with neuromodulation.

Target audience:

Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Physiatrists and those interested in the area (with training in the broad area of health).

Requirements for Participation:

Graduated healthcare professionals who have already completed basic training in neuromodulation.

Modality:

Online

August 28 to September 2, 2023

Total Workload:

10 hours

Coordination:

Dr. Deborah Marques

Dr. Maíra Souza

Guest professors:

Dr. Adriana Baltar

Dr. Breno Barbosa

Father Jose Emerson Xavier

Ms. Lorena Melo

Esp. Mirella Gadelha

Course Methodology:

• Asynchronous classes and synchronous meetings for discussions of clinical cases, and provision of the recording link for 30 days.

• Availability of recording link for 30 days.

Topics Covered

• Functional neuroanatomy;
• Investigating structural reserve;
• Predictive factors of response;
• Management of patients with comorbidities: mood disorders/cognitive deficit;
• Structural reorganization theories;
• Evidence for motor outcome of MS;
• Evidence for motor outcome of MI
• Quantifying therapeutic response;
• Pharmacological interaction :

At the end of the course, students who complete the final assessment and achieve a score of 70% or higher will receive a certificate for the respective short course.

Organization :

Napen Network