Research and Conferences

Research

Residents are required to complete a minimum of one scholarly or research project during their training. Each resident chooses a faculty advisor who helps the resident identify a project and carry it to completion. Examples include participation in clinical trials, case reports, case series, and review articles.

Conferences

One to two conferences are held daily throughout the year.

Daily noon conferences include the following:

  • Daily acute management course held July and August
  • Stroke, Movement Disorders, Neuro-immunology and Neuro-genetics, Aging and Dementia, Ethics, Economics, Neuro-rehabilitation, Clinical Neurophysiology and Basic Science.

Other weekly conferences include:

  • Morning Report. Residents present their interesting cases as unknowns. Localization and differential diagnosis are discussed. Topic is then reviewed. This conference capitalizes on the wealth of interesting cases we see.
  • Neuro-ophthalmology
  • Grand Rounds, including
    • Correlation Conferences
    • Morbidity and Mortality Conferences
  • Professor Rounds. Case-based conferences where residents practice history taking and neurologic examination or practice case vignettes with senior faculty members.
  • Crouse Hospital Case Conference

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