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Professional Practice Gap: Despite being the most common cardiac arrhythmia, the current model of healthcare delivery in atrial fibrillation consists of siloed outpatient clinics with little coordination between primary care physicians, neurologists, general cardiologists and electrophysiologists. Many healthcare professionals might be unfamiliar with evidence-based practice guidelines which emphasize the need for treating different aspects of atrial fibrillation in a patient-centered, multidisc...

Congenital heart disease frequently encompasses derangements of all bodily systems. For this reason a wide variety of specialty areas are required in order to care for these complex patients. Each week we hold a multidisciplinary conference where the management of these patients is discussed. The duration of the conference is generally 1.5 - 2 hours, and active participation by all attendees is encouraged via case studies, the audience responding to questions, small group discussion, and questio...

The Neurology department is composed of a diverse group of faculty members. Some practice neurology while others are sub-specialists who are experts in their field. We also have Advanced Practice Providers, residents, fellow(s) and students from OU College of Medicine. Our aim is to provide sessions which are of value to this diverse group of attendees, providing a mix of common and uncommon neurological conditions, while also including sessions targeting quality improvement, provider wellness a...

Neurosurgery deals with diseases of the nervous system that are amenable to surgical intervention, as well, traumatic, and congenital neurologic abnormalities. Grand rounds is a twice-monthly one-hour presentation. These are generally a traditional lecture/Q&A format learning with what is currently used versus what is ideal.