Training focused on complex newborns and their conditions, aimed at supporting the management of difficult cases, with a consequent reduction in inappropriate hospital admissions, average hospital stays through the implementation of protected discharge, and emergency department visits.
The course lasts one year and is aimed at updating and qualifying participants in pediatric electroencephalography. At the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Identify physiological EEG patterns during wakefulness and sleep from the neonatal period to young adulthood;
- Identify focal and/or generalized pathological EEG patterns associated with focal structural disorders and epilepsies;
- Identify pathological EEG patterns in metabolic, infectious, anoxic, acute, and subacute encephalopathies;
- Recognize and correctly classify the electroclinical patterns of the most common seizures and epileptic syndromes.
Training dedicated to the science of child nutrition and the management of conditions related to malnutrition. The course examines nutrition as an essential clinical support for the treatment of complex pathological conditions and chronic diseases in children.
The course provides scientific expertise on vaccination strategies from newborns to older adults. The program analyzes the evolution of vaccination schedules, the effectiveness of immunological interventions, and the management of primary prevention across the different stages of life.