First course of Pediatric Neurology

Pediatric neurology is a constantly evolving discipline that addresses complex neurological disorders at a key stage of child development.

The organization of this course responds to real and current needs, both professional and institutional, and stands as an essential tool to guarantee excellent clinical practice in the field of pediatric neurology.

General objectives of the

1. Update and integrate fundamental knowledge in pediatric neurology, including normal neurological development and early identification of deviations or warning signs.
2. Perform a structured clinical assessment and improve initial diagnostic decision-making in the face of the main neurological signs and symptoms in children.
3. Establish efficient coordination circuits with specialized services (neuropediatry, rehabilitation, child mental health, genetics), guaranteeing appropriate and timely referral.
4. Apply a multidisciplinary approach to the management of pediatric neurological pathologies, improving communication and joint work with other professionals involved in neurodevelopment.