The Neurocritical Care Society is thrilled to kick off an exciting lineup of webinars designed to keep you at the forefront of innovation and best practices in neurocritical care. This member benefit brings together thought leaders and experts from across NCS Committee Leadership Sections to explore cutting-edge topics that matter most to you, including:
Join us throughout 2026 for interactive sessions, practical insights, and opportunities to connect with peers who share your passion for neurocritical care.
Unable to attend live? Webinar recordings are available exclusively to registered participants. Be sure to purchase access before the livestream to receive the recording afterward.
TOPICS and DATES:
(choose a date below for more information and to register)
October 1, 2026 - High-Stakes Teams: Applying Organizational Science to Optimize NeuroICU Team Dynamics
November 19, 2026 - Building a Research Question: Perspectives Across Career Stages
December 17, 2026 - Creating a Reasonable Accommodations Policy for BD/DNC
INDUSTRY SPONSORED EDUCATION:
October 14, 2026 - Point of Care EEG: An EEG Reader's Perspective
Description:
October 1, 2026 - High-Stakes Teams: Applying Organizational Science to Optimize NeuroICU Team Dynamics
This webinar integrates principles from organizational development with real-world neuroICU experience to explore how team structure, communication patterns, role clarity, psychological safety, and leadership behaviors influence patient care. An organizational development consultant will introduce core concepts of high-performing teams, including shared mental models, adaptive leadership, cognitive load management, and conflict navigation in high-stakes settings.
- Describe foundational principles of high-performing teams from organizational science and apply them to the neuroICU setting.
- Identify common neuroICU team stressors that contribute to communication breakdown or role ambiguity.
- Analyze how shared mental models and psychological safety influence high-stakes neurologic decision-making.
- Implement practical strategies to improve interdisciplinary collaboration and patient-centered outcomes.
October 14, 2026 - Building a Research Question: Perspectives Across Career Stages
Point of Care (POC) EEG systems are becoming an important piece of providing comprehensive EEG services. In this webinar, the selection, utilization, and integration of POC EEG systems will be explored from the perspective of an EEG reader. There will be an emphasis of the role in POC EEG clinical care.
- Review clinical scenarios in which EEG is needed, including where POC EEG can potentially fit into a clinical care paradigm in a multi-site health care system.
- Review a method of quality assessment of POC EEG systems.
- Discuss the complexities of communication of EEG results, including how POC EEG can be integrated.
November 19, 2026 - Building a Research Question: Perspectives Across Career Stages
This webinar explores how to craft strong, focused research questions by integrating perspective, context, and purpose across different career stages. Participants will learn how researchers can refine their questions to align with evolving expertise, impact goals, and disciplinary contributions.
- Evaluate the feasibility of research questions by aligning scope, methods, and timelines with available resources.
- Assess potential scholarly and real-world impact to prioritize research questions with meaningful and scalable outcomes.
- Identify and leverage institutional, collaborative, and funding resources to strengthen and sustain well-designed research questions.
December 17, 2026 - Creating a Reasonable Accommodations Policy for BD/DNC
This webinar will guide NCS members through an experience of creating a reasonable accommodations policy, describing the clinical, ethical, and legal aspects considered and the multidisciplinary process of review and approval.
- Analyze the legal and ethical requirements established by the 2023 AAN/AAP/CNS/ASNR Brain Death/Death by Neurologic Criteria guidelines regarding the need for reasonable accommodations in the continuum of care in BD/DNC including the withdrawal organ support.
- Describe a process for creating an institutional "Reasonable Accommodations" policy that promotes clinical standards of care while recognizing requests for accommodations.
- Evaluate strategies for utilizing administrative protocols for understanding and resolving conflicts with families to ensure and equitable, ethical, and legally defensible policy implementation.
PRICE PER SESSION:
NCS Member: FREE
Non-member: $29