Neurosurgery Morning Grand Rounds - The Future of DBS: Electrophysiologic Biomarkers and the? Path to Individualized Therapy

1. Discuss and apply learning opportunities as part of the neurosurgical residency program &IUSM Medical Student rotation.
2. Comprehend appropriate neurodiagnostic and management practices as well as evidence-based guidelines.
3. Appreciate the importance of outcomes by obtaining the ability to evaluate these outcomes in patients and clinical research.
4. Apply appropriate neurological and neurosurgical skills.

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Social Workers
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Social Workers
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American Board of Surgery (ABS)
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