22nd Annual Neurology Board Review Course
The 22nd Annual Neurology Board Review Course is a comprehensive, exam-focused program designed to support physicians preparing for initial certification or recertification through the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN).
Course topics and subtopics are developed in alignment with the ABPN content outline for board and recertification examinations. The curriculum emphasizes structured, case-based learning to reinforce core knowledge, highlight high-yield concepts, and identify areas requiring additional study prior to examination.
Course Overview
This program provides a thorough review of foundational neuroscience and contemporary clinical neurology. Content is organized to reflect the scope of material tested on the ABPN examinations, ensuring targeted and efficient preparation.
Basic Neurosciences
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Neuroanatomy
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Neuropathology
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Neurochemistry
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Foundational principles relevant to clinical neurology
Clinical Adult Neurology
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Neurovascular disorders
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Movement disorders
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Sleep medicine
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Headache disorders
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Epilepsy
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Neuromuscular diseases
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Neuroimmunology
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Neuroinfectious diseases
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Behavioral neurology
Focused Topic Reviews
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Diagnostic criteria and evidence-based management of chronic migraine
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Diagnostic criteria and treatment approaches for relapsing-remitting and primary progressive multiple sclerosis
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this activity, participants will be able to:
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Prepare effectively for the ABPN Neurology Board Examination or Recertification Examination
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Apply core principles of basic neuroscience to clinical practice
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Discuss established and emerging topics in adult clinical neurology
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Review and interpret diagnostic criteria for key neurologic conditions
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Evaluate current treatment strategies for migraine and multiple sclerosis
This course is designed to strengthen exam readiness, enhance diagnostic accuracy, and support continued professional development in neurology.