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12th Annual Swedish Regional Neuroscience Summit
On October 28th, approximately 250 healthcare professionals interested in enhancing their knowledge and management of patients with neurological disorders, gathered at the Denver Marriott Tech Center for the 12th Annual Swedish Regional Neuroscience Summit, sponsored by Swedish Medical Center. In addition to the 7 Blue Sky Neurology physicians and allied health professionals who served as faculty and presented at the conference, Blue Sky’s own Judd Jensen, MD, served as one of the keynote speakers.
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Topics addressed by Blue Sky Neurology physicians and allied health professional included:
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‘Treatment and Outcomes of Mild Stroke’, Jeff Wagner MD
‘Evaluation of Headache in the Hospitalized Patient’, Meagan Murgel FNP-C
‘Updates in the Care of Epilepsy Patients’, Chuck Livsey MD, PhD
‘Case Studies with Ischemic Stroke and Large Vessel Occlusion’, Chris Fanale MD
‘Who’s the Fastest in the World? What Can We Learn?’, Judd Jensen MD
‘Stroke Mimics’, Russell Bartt MD
‘Assessment of the Complex Neurologic Patient’, Ira Chang MD
Picture 1: Blue Sky Neurology’s Courtney Rahrig NP, Alyssa Pollman NP, presenter Meagan Murgel NP, and Kimberly Horiuchi MD, attend the 12th Annual Swedish Regional Neuroscience Summit.
Picture 2: Chris Fanale MD, of Blue Sky Neurology, presents, ‘Case Studies with Ischemic Stroke and Large Vessel Occlusion’.
Picture 3: Blue Sky Neurology’s Jeff Wagner MD- presenter of, ‘Treatment and Outcomes of Mild Stroke’, and Courtney Rahrig NP, at the 12th Annual Swedish Regional Neuroscience Summit.
Picture 4: Sky Neurology epileptologist Chuck Livsey MD, PhD, presented, ‘Updates in the Care of Epilepsy Patients’
Picture 6: Meagan Murgel NP, of Blue Sky Neurology, presented, ‘Evaluation of Headache in the Hospitalized Patient’.
Picture 7: Blue Sky neurologist and keynote speaker Judd Jensen MD, presented, ‘Who’s the Fastest in the World? What Can We Learn?’, addressing the importance of speed in the treatment of acute ischemic stroke.
Picture 8: Blue Sky Neurology’s Russell Bartt MD, prior to presenting, ‘Stroke Mimics’, at the 12th Annual Swedish Regional Neuroscience Summit.
Picture 9: Conference presenter and Blue Sky neurologist Ira Chang MD, addresses, ‘Assessment of the Complex Neurologic Patient’.
Thank you to all of the Blue Sky Neurology providers who devoted time and effort to the 12th Annual Swedish Regional Neuroscience Summit, and who continue to provide amazing and cutting-edge care to stroke patients and others suffering from neurological conditions, throughout the Denver area and Colorado region.
Picture 1: Blue Sky Neurology’s Courtney Rahrig NP, Alyssa Pollman NP, presenter Meagan Murgel NP, and Kimberly Horiuchi MD, attend the 12th Annual Swedish Regional Neuroscience Summit.
Picture 2: Chris Fanale MD, of Blue Sky Neurology, presents, ‘Case Studies with Ischemic Stroke and Large Vessel Occlusion’.
Picture 3: Blue Sky Neurology’s Jeff Wagner MD- presenter of, ‘Treatment and Outcomes of Mild Stroke’, and Courtney Rahrig NP, at the 12th Annual Swedish Regional Neuroscience Summit.
Picture 4: Sky Neurology epileptologist Chuck Livsey MD, PhD, presented, ‘Updates in the Care of Epilepsy Patients’
Picture 6: Meagan Murgel NP, of Blue Sky Neurology, presented, ‘Evaluation of Headache in the Hospitalized Patient’.
Picture 7: Blue Sky neurologist and keynote speaker Judd Jensen MD, presented, ‘Who’s the Fastest in the World? What Can We Learn?’, addressing the importance of speed in the treatment of acute ischemic stroke.
Picture 8: Blue Sky Neurology’s Russell Bartt MD, prior to presenting, ‘Stroke Mimics’, at the 12th Annual Swedish Regional Neuroscience Summit.
Picture 9: Conference presenter and Blue Sky neurologist Ira Chang MD, addresses, ‘Assessment of the Complex Neurologic Patient’.
Thank you to all of the Blue Sky Neurology providers who devoted time and effort to the 12th Annual Swedish Regional Neuroscience Summit, and who continue to provide amazing and cutting-edge care to stroke patients and others suffering from neurological conditions, throughout the Denver area and Colorado region.