Oct
28–30
2026

16th Annual
Virtual
Neurological Emergencies
Stroke, TIA, dizziness, headache and other high-risk neurological presentations, led by Dr. Jonathan Edlow.
October 28–30, 2026

Expert-led education, professional certification, and innovative CME programs designed to elevate clinical practice, strengthen emergency department quality, and improve patient care.
Led by emergency medicine faculty at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital.
Next Course
Oct
28–30
2026
16th Annual · Virtual
Register
30+
Countries represented
Harvard
Medical School faculty
CME
Accredited education
EQuIP
Professional certification
Live, Interactive Learning with 90-Day Recording Access
Our virtual courses, offered through Harvard Medical School Professional & Continuing Education, feature live, interactive online sessions with expert faculty. All sessions are also recorded, giving participants 90 days of on-demand access to review lectures or watch sessions they may have missed.

Apr
12–16
2027
Three tracks, one week
AI in Emergency Medicine
ED Quality Improvement
Neurological Emergencies
Transforming Emergency Department Quality Through Education and Leadership
An intensive, three-day professional development course designed to equip emergency medicine clinicians with the knowledge, tools, and practical strategies to lead clinical quality improvement, strengthen patient safety, and drive meaningful change in their departments.
3 Days
Intensive, interactive education
M&M and Workshops
Real-world M&Ms, clinical case reviews and skill-building workshops
Certification
Optional professional certification
Practical Impact
Tools to improve ED quality














Our US instructors are on faculty at Harvard Medical School and are practicing clinicians at BIDMC, a Level 1 trauma center. Our international instructors are renowned emergency medicine leaders in their own countries.
Faculty share evidence-based quality improvement research and practical guidance on implementing QA practices in your own ED or practice.
Our faculty use case studies, workshops, interactive presentations, M&M conferences, panel discussions, and Q&A sessions to offer a dynamic learning environment.
Our faculty specialize in the care of critically ill and injured patients in emergency settings, with expertise in neurological emergencies, septic shock, cardiac emergencies and trauma.
Exchange ideas and problem-solving techniques with emergency medicine colleagues from more than 30 countries.
Participants who choose to take the EQuIP certification exam join an international group of colleagues committed to improving ED clinical quality and patient safety.
“This course inspired me to introduce QA concepts to my ED. We are planning on implementing QA metrics, case assessment, and M&Ms in our department. This course gave me the insight and tools I need to move ahead.”
EQuIP Certification Course attendee
“I have learned more about the diagnosis, and differential diagnosis of vertigo and dizziness. I now feel more confident in diagnosing and ordering investigations. Overall, the whole program will improve my clinical diagnosis of acute neurological conditions.”
Neuro Emergencies attendee
“I really appreciated the discussion of medico-legal cases in such an open … and supportive environment. Medical diagnosis is challenging, and clinicians are not machines. To hear everyone’s perspective, while honoring how challenging our work is, made for interesting and thought-provoking discussion.”
Neuro Emergencies attendee
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