Professor of Neurology @MayoClinic. Dean, Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education. Editor-in-chief @ContinuumAAN. President-elect @AANMember
Rochester, MN
Joined November 2009
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The latest issue of Continuum, on Peripheral Nerve and Motor Neuron Disease, is online and shipping!
Great issue, everything you need to know about PN and MND, guest edited by Dr. Noah Kolb.
In my opinion, worth it just for this wonderful cover art by @grundini
Hope you enjoy!
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There are many great articles in our latest issue on sleep neurology, but this one on circadian neurology was SO good we had to make it free access for all
Everything you need to know about the biology, pathophysioogy, and treatment of circadian disorders, great writing by Dr. Sabra Abbott at @NUFeinbergMed @NMNeurons
The second Editor's Pick from the August #SleepNeurology issue is now open to all at hubs.la/Q04txfZ20.
@AANmember #NeuroX #MedEd
There are so many unanswered questions about AI and medical education. How do we best integrate AI tools into our curricula? How does AI affect the development of clinical decision making skills? How can AI help us operate more efficiently in our education mission?
To help us answer these questions, I'm thrilled to announce the appointment of Dr. Chris Stephenson to serve as our inaugural Assistant Dean for AI and Advanced Technology Implementation. Dr. Stephenson has an established track record of leadership at all levels of medical education, and will help us integrate these tools for the benefit of our trainees and their patients.
Congrats and welcome, Dr. Stephenson!!
At Mayo Clinic we are investing in new approaches to train the physicians who will transform healthcare, and we’ve made some exciting additions to our GME leadership team. Thrilled to announce our inaugural Director of the Louis B. Wilson Lab for GME Innovation, Dr. Diana Kelm!
Dr. Kelm is a widely recognized leader and innovator in medical education. In her new role, she will direct a novel lab designed for thoughtful, creative experimentation in #GME. The insights developed under her leadership will inform new models of medical education, and we’re looking forward to sharing those down the road.
Congrats to Dr. Kelm!!
I enjoy all of our Continuum podcasts, but this was a special treat:
We recorded our guest editor interview for the Sleep Neurology issue with Dr. Karin Johnson in front of a LIVE audience at the @AANmember annual meeting in Chicago. Great audience questions, no safety net, lots of fun! @drsleepykarin @caseyalbin
Recorded live at #AANAM, Drs. Lyell K. Jones and Karin Johnson discuss the August #SleepNeurology issue in Continuum Audio's first-ever live podcast recording. Full episode available on all podcast platforms or hubs.la/Q04rSJ2B0
@AANmember @LyellJ @drsleepykarin
(shhhh, the Sleep Neurology issue of Continuum is out)
This is such a good issue. What did we decide to put in it?
In addition to great reviews on OSA, insomnia, hypersomnia, and RLS, we’ve got
💤 Circadian neurology (fascinating stuff)
💤 Inpatient sleep
💤 Sleep in the developing brain
💤 Diagnostic sleep devices
💤 A broad overview of neurology wearables and nearables
💤 More!!
VERY grateful to Dr. Karin Johnson for her leadership on this one, and all our amazing authors ⬇️
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You know the feeling: you have a week on neurology hospital service coming up. It’s been a while since you’ve been on inpatient.
Palms sweaty. Heart racing.
Never fear, Continuum has your back
Our latest Continuum Collection includes 13 articles that are the perfect refresher for neurology inpatient service
🧠 Acute stroke management
🧠 Complications of critical illness
🧠 Acute seizure management
🧠 End of life care
🧠 Neuromuscular emergencies
🧠 More!
Articles by some of the best neurology experts and authors around. Hope you enjoy
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As we celebrate the first day of the academic new year, we are welcoming more than 600 new residents and fellows to Mayo Clinic.
They are smart. They are eager. They are probably nervous. But they also represent the brightest possible future of healthcare, and it's fun to imagine what they will accomplish in their careers
Our goal: to inspire them to transform healthcare for the next generation of patients.
We can't wait to see them get started.
When I complete my term as Continuum editor-in-chief in 2027, I’ll be thrilled to leave it in excellent hands with Dr. Gordon Smith.
Gordon has been on our leadership team for years, and has a deep appreciation for the heart and soul of this wonderful journal. Congrats to Gordon!
Congratulations to A. Gordon Smith, MD, FAAN, who will become the next editor-in-chief of Continuum on May 1, 2027. Dr. Smith succeeds Lyell K. Jones Jr, MD, FAAN, who departs to become the next president of @AANmember. Read more: hubs.la/Q04mG2Kl0
@LyellJ @gordonsmithMD
Our first Editor’s Choice article from the latest Continuum is on stroke prevention. It is open access
Obviously an important topic. After all, a stroke prevented is better than a stroke treated. But this article is also just a really good read. Hope you enjoy! (link in replies)
Lots of updates in here on stroke prevention:
🧠 What’s the latest with GLP-1 agonists?
🧠 How does CREST-2 change our approach to asymptomatic athero?
🧠 Latest on prolonged monitoring for Afib?
🧠 How else does stroke prevention promote brain health?
Big thanks to @MitchElkind for writing for Continuum!
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Here it is! The latest issue of Continuum on Cerebrovascular Disease
You’ll notice a few differences in this issue
Link to the issue:
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