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6. Artificial intelligence in neurology

  • CME-certified course
  • CME points: 3 x 2
  • Modules: 3
  • Learning time: 3 x 45 minutes
  • Speaker: Prof. Heinz Wiendl
  • On demand
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Overview
In today's dynamic medical landscape, a sound understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) is crucial for neurologists. After all, the various AI technologies offer a wide range of applications, from diagnostic support to personalized medicine, and thus have the potential to revolutionize neurological care. 

This course offers you a comprehensive and practice-oriented introduction to the application of AI in neurology and prepares you for the challenges and opportunities of this exciting field.

An in-depth knowledge of how AI works is important to enable neurologists to confidently use innovative approaches to imaging interpretation and data analysis to develop more accurate diagnoses and customized treatment plans for their patients. Equally relevant are the ethical and data protection issues associated with the use of AI in clinical practice. In addition, neurologists should be aware of current and future developments in AI-assisted neuroscience research, particularly in the field of neuroimmunology.

This course covers these and other exciting topics in the 3 modules "Artificial intelligence in neuroscientific research", "Optimisation of prognosis and treatment by artificial intelligence" and "Artificial intelligence in neuroimmunology".

After completing this course

  • you will be able to explain the advantages of AI-supported imaging.
  • you will understand how AI models are used for the integrated, multimodal diagnosis of neurological diseases.
  • you will be able to explain how neurological patients benefit from the use of AI technologies.
  • you will know useful AI tools that can simplify everyday practice and relieve the burden on specialists.
  • you will be able to weigh up the benefits and ethical challenges of AI.
  • you will be able to explain which new research approaches AI is advancing in the field of neuroimmunology.
  • you will know how AI can contribute to the treatment of multiple sclerosis.
  • you will understand how biomarkers can be utilised even more effectively with the help of AI.
Course contents

Course modules

The course speaker

Univ.-Prof. Prof. h. c. Dr. med. Dr. h. c. Heinz Wiendl

Biography
Dr. Heinz Wiendl holds a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) and has been a dedicated university professor and active in the healthcare field for over 25 years. Specialising in neurology, Dr. Wiendl has made significant research contributions with more than 700 publications. He is committed to supporting medical professionals and continuing to innovate in his endeavours.

Educational background
Doctor of Medicine, University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Duke University, Basel University
Transparency

Conflicts of interest

The conflicts of interest can be viewed by clicking here.

Sponsorships

The following company is a sponsor: Merck Healthcare Germany GmbH. The expenses of Merck Healthcare Germany GmbH for one training unit amount to approximately € 5,000.
One-off costs for the technical realisation amount to approximately € 44,000. 
CME points

CME-accredited

Our courses are CME-accredited by the Medical Association of Hessen. Our courses also offer European CME points (ECMEC®s).
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