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在大脑刺激中获得认可的临床培训:来自大脑刺激子专业峰会的文件

Shan H Siddiqi¹, Leo Chen², Nicholas T Trapp³

¹Center for Brain Circuit Therapeutics, Mass General Brigham, Boston, MA, USA; Department of Psychiatry, Mass General Brigham, Boston, MA, USA; Division of Neurotherapeutics, McLean Hospital, Belmont, MA, USA; Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA.

Brain stimulation

|February 23, 2025

概括

建议正式承认大脑刺激作为临床子专业. 两次峰会召集了国际领导人,以建立培训标准和一个独立的认证协会,旨在在2025年推出.

科学领域:

神经科学和临床实践
大脑刺激技术和应用
医学教育和小专业培训.

背景情况:

大脑刺激的快速进步需要正式的临床子专业培训.
现有的辩论质疑在这个不断变化的领域需要认可的途径.
跨多个学科的国际领导人召开会议,以解决这些问题.

研究的目的:

为了确定大脑刺激领域是否足够成熟,以获得正式的分专业认可.
建立关于大脑刺激训练名称,范围和教育标准的共识.
计划成立一个独立的认证协会.

主要方法:

在2023年和2024年召开了两个国际大脑刺激子专业峰会 (BraSSS).
包括精神病学,神经学,神经外科,心理学和神经科学专家之间的讲座,辩论和共识建设讨论.
制定了内容概要,并为未来的社会形成和认证组织了委员会.

主要成果:

达成共识,大脑刺激应得到正式的子专业认可.
"大脑刺激"被民主选择为官方子专业名称.
达成协议,成立一个独立的协会,制定公正的认证标准.

结论:

分专业的认可被认为是有利于大脑刺激领域的进步.
美国和加拿大现有课程的认证计划于2025年开始.
培训计划将强调跨专业和多模式的经验.

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