Registration now open!
The EPNS has been organising training courses in paediatric neurology since 2003 specifically aiming at trainees/residents but also at qualified paediatric neurologists who want to refresh their knowledge on certain topics. The aim is to cover most main topics in the syllabus over a three-year cycle and to promote contact between individuals in the speciality in different parts of Europe. The course has a highly interactive character and participants are encouraged to bring cases to discuss. The number of participants is limited and applicants who wish to attend both courses will be given priority over those who wish to attend one of the two courses.
The current cycle of training courses is taking place for the period 2024-2026 in Italy.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Professor Agnese Suppiej, EPNS Board Member and Local Organiser
Course 1 (two days)
Topic: Movement disorders
Date: 19-20 February 2025
Moderators: Professor Michel Willemsen & Dr Jean-Pierre Lin
Programme: to be announced
Course 2 (two days)
Topic: Neuroimaging
Date: 21-22 February 2025
Moderators: Professor Kevin Rostasy & Professor Dana Craiu
Programme: to be announced
Other information
Registration:CLICK HERE
To be announced. This is a popular event, and registrations will be accepted on a strictly first come, first served basis.
To attend the courses, EPNS membership is required, and you are most welcome to join. It is very easy, simply complete this application form: https://www.epns.info/become-an-epns-member/new-membership-application/
Want to learn more about the benefits of being an EPNS member? Click here https://www.epns.info/benefits-of-epns-membership/
This is a popular event, and registrations will be accepted on a strictly first come, first served basis.
Registration Fees:
Registration fees
| Category | Solution 1 Fee (without accomodation) |
Solution 2 Fee (with room for single use) |
Solution 3 Fee (with room for double or twin use) – per person |
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| 2 courses (4-day scientific programme, 2 evening social events with dinner, 4 lunches, 8 coffee breaks) | € 725 |
€ 1,096
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€ 972
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| 2 courses, additional night at the hotel |
€ 1.188
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€ 1033
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| Single course (2-day scientific programme, 1 evening social event with dinner, 2 lunches, 4 coffee breaks) | € 498 | € 683 | € 621 | |
| Single course, additional night at the hotel | € 776 | € 683 |
Registration fees – Accompanying person
| Category | Fee per person | |
| Accompanying person – 2 courses (2 evening social events with dinner) | € 391 | |
| Accompanying person – 2 courses, additional night at the hotel | € 452 | |
| Accompanying person – single course (1 evening social event with dinner) | € 214 | |
| Accompanying person – single course, additional night at the hotel | € 276 | |
Note – The accompanying person fee is for non-academic participants (spouses, children) who are not paper co-authors.
NB! Registration fee does not include any travel costs OR travel insurance. Participants must arrange their own travel and are advised to purchase personal travel insurance
Case Presentation Submissions:
Clinical cases must be submitted by the submission deadline, which is Thursday 19th December 2024, 12:00 noon CET.
Late submissions will not be accepted; clinical cases still in Draft status after the deadline will not be considered.
On completing registration an invite will be sent by the organisers to submit a case presentation.
Clinical Case submission is free of charge and must be completed online via the Submission platform. Clinical Cases sent by email will not be accepted.
Only one presentation can be sent per participant per 2-day course.
It is not mandatory to submit a case presentation unless you are in receipt of a bursary award.
Prizes:
There will be 2 prizes awarded, one per two-day course for the BEST CASE PRESENTATION.
The prize will be a certificate and a bursary to attend the EPNS Training Course Ferrara 2026.
Bursaries:
Application period closed
EACCME® accreditation:
An application will be submitted.
Destination:
- Ferrara is a splendid city of art, to be enjoyed by walking its streets, its character – this magnificent Renaissance capital – revealed on every corner. Through its glorious past, you can understand the roots of its present.
- The Este family governed here for three centuries and gave the city the appearance it has today: a uniquely planned city, harmoniously fusing Mediaeval and Renaissance architecture, Europe’s first modern city. It is precisely these characteristics that secured its UNESCO World Heritage status.
- It’s a peaceful city to wander on foot or by bike, every step re-living the magical atmospheres of the past.
- How to get to Ferrara – CLICK HERE
Venue: Nuovo Polo Didattico, Università di Ferrara, Via Aldo Moro, 22 – 44124 Cona – Ferrara
Accommodation: to be announced
How to reach the venue: to be announced
Social Programme: to be announced