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Drawing from both scientific and clinical research, Southern Headache Society's 15th Annual Scientific Meeting will focus on clinical advances in headache medicine. Some of the lecture topics will include:
Physicians (MD, DO), Advance Practice Providers (APPs), Nurses, trainees, and other interested healthcare professionals
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Analyze emerging treatment strategies of New Daily Persistent Headache (NDPH) |
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Evaluate the efficacy and limitations of neuromodulation techniques for managing mood disorders |
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Review current workforce trends in headache medicine |
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Recognize the role of AI in headache medicine, including ethical considerations and implementation challenges |
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Develop systematic approaches to shared decision-making and documentation to optimize patient outcomes |
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Distinguish between placebo and nocebo effects in headache treatment |
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Evaluate statistical methodologies used in clinical research to identify biases |
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Integrate Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) into headache medicine |
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Formulate diagnostic and treatment strategies based on current evidence in rare headache disorders |
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Assess the latest research and treatment plans on cluster headaches and trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias |
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Develop integrative care strategies for patients with suicidal ideation |
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Design personalized career development plans incorporating mentorship, sponsorship, and professional networking |
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Apply advanced communication strategies to manage challenging interpersonal dynamics in the clinical setting |
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Integrate best practices in telehealth, coding, and billing to enhance financial and operational efficiency |
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Interpret conflicting data regarding the use of -gepants in acute migraine treatment to refine clinical decision-making |
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Compare the benefits and limitations of different practice settings (solo practice, employed physician, direct care) to inform career decisions |
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Enhance interdisciplinary collaboration by reviewing the unique contributions and challenges of APPs in headache management to enhance interdisciplinary collaboration |
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Apply the latest advancements in intracranial hypotension management to optimize patient outcomes |
Early Registration Fee - Physicians (MD/DO) - SHS Members
$350.00Early Registration Fee - PhD, PA, RNP and others - SHS Members
$250.00Early Registration Fee - Any non-SHS Members
$500.00Early Registration Fee - Pharma
$700.00Early Registration Fee - Trainees (med students/residents/fellows)
$75.00Registration Fee - Physicians (MD/DO) - SHS Members
$500.00Registration Fee - PhD, PA, RNP, and others - SHS Members
$400.00Registration Fee - Any non-SHS Members
$650.00Registration Fee - Pharma
$900.00Registration Fee - Trainees (med students/residents/fellows)
$100.00Early Registration With a Code - Must use your discount code at check out
$350.00Registration With a Code - Must use your discount code at check out
$365.00MAHEC has a pay-up-front policy for all CE programs. The only exceptions will be for pre-approved programs where an individual payment plan is appropriate. Registrations received without accompanying payment will not be processed and participants who have not paid the course fee will not be admitted into the program.
Unless otherwise noted in course materials, the following cancellation policy applies to all programs: