Terminology Tuesday! See our instagram post for additional clinical guidance on the use of names in reports.

Join us for QNS Happy Hour at INS! Thursday, February 13, at 5 PM in the conference hotel.

Welcome to Terminology Tuesday, where we help clinicians feel more comfortable using the appropriate terminology with queer clients! Have you used this phrase before? How would you integrate this concept into your clinical care?

Join us this Wednesday at 5 PM EST for QNS case consultation group. Email [email protected] to get the zoom link if you don’t have it already!

1/Sink or swim!   Brain is swimming in CSF!   CSF is key for protection, buoyancy, & hormone/waste transport   Most know basic ventricular anatomy, but not subarachnoid anatomy   How many cisterns do YOU know?   Open this thread for a quick guide to the key midline cisterns & what to know for each!

A clinical reminder and reflection thread: Your older queer patients with HIV-related neurocognitive disorder (HAND) and other NCDs may be dealing with their diagnosis alone. (1/4)

It’s time to update your intake form! The phrase “preferred pronouns” implies that a queer person’s pronouns are not inherent to them. Instead, it’s better to think of everyone’s pronouns as inherent to who they are. www.instagram.com/reel/DCqR-iL...