Last month Professor Dana Craiu, EPNS Chair of the Education & Training committee visited Kyrgyzstan addressing Epilepsy disorders. Welcome to the many new EPNS members from Kyrgyzstan . We are delighted to share this report with you: https://www.epns.info/epns-visiting-teacher-2024-kyrgyzstan/
If you haven’t been able to watch the live stream, why not catch-up by watching the recordings on the EPNS Moodle in your own time? The EPNS offers FREE live high quality 60-90 minute EPNS webinars almost every 2 weeks with respected expert speakers. https://www.epns.info/all-epns-webinars-past-and-upcoming/
EPNS Honorary member, Coriene Catsman-Berrevoets represented EPNS at a Geneva OneNeurology meeting where successful strategies and further actions were discussed for implementation of the objectives of IGAP on epilepsy and other neurological disorders with partnerOneNeurology members and representatives of the WHO Brain Health Unit and the Non Communicable Disease alliance. A next level action plan was…
We are delighted to have received an update from Dr Margherita Bonino from Italy regarding her successful EPNS Fellowship at Uni Saint- Luc, Belgium. Click to read more https://www.epns.info/epns-fellowship-news/
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8th EPNS Research Meeting Ljubljana, Slovenia 17-18 October 2024 ABSTRACT submission & BURSARY application period EXTENDED until 7 April 2024 Successful abstract presenters will be awarded FREE REGISTRATION https://www.epns.info/epns-research-meeting-2024/
The EPNS is thrilled to offer a free prize draw to give our fully paid EPNS members the chance to win a FREE registration ticket to EPNS Congress 8-12 July 2025 in Munich where you will be part of this unique ABC format to learn, meet and exchange ideas on an international stage https://www.epns.info/epns-free-prize-draw-2024/
Abstract submission period CLOSES 30 MARCH 2024 Bursary application period CLOSES 30 MARCH 2024 Ljubljana, Slovenia on 17-18 October 2024. A forum for researchers in Paediatric Neurology, where experienced professionals and young researchers get together for interactive discussions around the presented topics. Attend 3 Plenary lectures and 2 of the 8 Working Groups Registration will open in…
The EPNS Advocacy and Collaboration committee has the following aims: Raise the voice of Child Neurology and promote the goals of the EPNS. Advocate at the highest level for the life-course approach to brain health from antenatal influences on brain development, childhood onto later life. Develop fruitful collaborations with related societies
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