Cleveland Clinic Neurological Institute 26th Innovations in Neuroscience 2026

OVERVIEW

We’re proud to present a spectacular educational forum designed to provide the latest information on a wide variety of neuroscience topics. This activity is intended for nurses, nurse practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, physician assistants, occupational therapists, physical therapists and speech therapists.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

After completing this activity, participants will be able to do the following:

• Recognize common neurological symptoms in various neurological diseases, and treatment options through lectures and case-based learning.
• Identify both standards of care and innovations in the management of specific neurological diseases, symptoms and patient populations.
• Discuss the role of functional medicine in neurological disorders.
• Describe the role of rehabilitation in the recovery process of patients with neurological disease and injury.
• Describe how multidisciplinary care is crucial to short- and long-term goals of patient management and how early intervention can help in achieving successful outcomes.

 

Sr No	Runtime	Session Title

1

48:34

Dementia Management Updates: Emerging Therapies and Clinical Care Strategies

2

34:13

Managing Aphasia: Advances in Speech Therapy and Cognitive Rehabilitation

3

39:45

AI, Neurotechnology, and Digital Innovation in Neurologic Care at Cleveland Clinic

4

29:56

Neuropathic, Nociplastic, and Centralized Pain: New Approaches to Chronic Pain Management

5

41:42

Designing the Future of Neurologic Care: Cleveland Clinic’s New Neurological Institute

6

41:47

Vagus Nerve Stimulation, rTMS, and DBS in Poststroke Motor Recovery

7

44:05

Inflammatory Cerebrovascular Disorders: Diagnosing Vasculitis vs Atherosclerotic Stroke

8

37:52

Helping “Unmotivated” Patients in Neurology: Practical Strategies for Behavior Change and Engagement

9

32:26

Multimodality Monitoring in the NeuroICU: Personalized Cerebral Autoregulation and AI-Guided Care

10

31:09

Functional Movement Disorder Treatment: Education, Motor Retraining, and Nervous System Regulation

11

41:31

Clinical Pearls in Epilepsy: Seizure Classification, ASM Selection, and EEG Interpretation