Virtual Neurology Clinical Case Studies: MEDCLIN530

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Dawn Elise DeWitt
MD, MSc, CMedEd, MACP, FRACP, FRCP-London · Senior Associate Dean, Collaboration for InterProfessional Health Education Research & Scholarship (CIPHERS)
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This course guide contains information for the Online Neurology Clinical Cases course. This is an exciting opportunity that will provide an opportunity for you to develop your knowledge and skills related to neurology. Virtually every type of clinician needs to know some neurology to care for patients. The online course will review key concepts and day-to-day skills in an interactive format. 

I would like to gratefully acknowledge others who have contributed to the development of this course (in order of contribution): Dr. Keely Coxon, MD (Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine Graduate 2021); Dr. Michael Chun, MD (Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine faculty, Everett); Dr. Cassidy Macarthur and Dr. Alice Dong (Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine graduating class of 2022). Ariane Smith and Heather Jansen provided invaluable editing and technology expertise.

If you have any questions about how to engage with this course after reading the course guide, please contact the course director, Dr. Dawn DeWitt (dawn.dewitt@wsu.edu).

Editor and lead author
Dr. Dawn DeWitt


Contributing authors
Dr. Keely Coxon
Dr. Michael Chun
Dr. Blake Cohoe
Jessica Jewel (MD candidate)

 
Question contributors
Dr. Carmen Abbe
Dr. Jessica Brar
Dr. Gregory Budreau
Dr. Skyler Burke
Dr. Esther Choi
Dr. Alice Dong
Dr. Lindsay Livingstone
Dr. Cassidy MacArthur
Dr. Breeanna Messner
Dr. Anna Tang
Dr. Cathy Zheng

Ariane Smith
Heather Jansen

Neurologists
Dr. Michael Chun
Dr. Richard Mesher

1. Introduction
1. Introduction

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