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SUMMARY:Time is Brain: How to Take ER Trainees Past the "Golden Hour" in N
 eurocritical Care
DESCRIPTION:Breakout Session\n\nGrigory Ostrovskiy (Hackensack University 
 Medical Center)\n\nEmergency trained neurointensivists are in a unique pos
 ition to transform the “Golden Hour” of neurocritical care resuscitation b
 y bringing the front-line ER perspective to the field and serving as a nec
 essary bridge between the ER and the ICU. And yet, very few of them pursue
  fellowship training in neurocritical care. Those that do, face some uniqu
 e challenges. This session will outline the challenges to EM-neurocrit tra
 ining and offer strategies to maximize educational quality for EM trainees
  in neurocrit fellowships.\n\nTrack: Delivery, Quality and Safety\n\nFocus
  Area: APP Practice, NCC Fellowship/Training, Provider Education Topics (e
 g fellowship training, competency assessment, etc)\n\nTarget Audience: Int
 roductory\n\nSession Chair: Devin Holden (Albany Medical Center)
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