Series of 3 EPNS Advocacy Training Webinars
Whether you’re new to advocacy or looking to refine your skills, this series will offer practical, actionable advice and training. ALL WELCOME https://epns.info/epns-advocacy-training-webinars/
Whether you’re new to advocacy or looking to refine your skills, this series will offer practical, actionable advice and training. ALL WELCOME https://epns.info/epns-advocacy-training-webinars/
The abstract submission deadline has been extended to 31 January 2025, 23:59 CET. If you haven’t submitted an abstract yet, now is the time to take action! Join the EPNS congress in Munich and seize the opportunity to showcase your work on an international stage. https://epns-congress.com/abstracts/
New Year Message from the EPNS President As we step into the new year, I wish you all good health, happiness, and continued success. On behalf of my colleagues on the EPNS Board, I am pleased to share our latest EPNS Annual Report which celebrates our achievements in the last year and shares our future…
As we step into 2025, let’s continue to collaborate & support our shared mission to promote excellence in patient care, research & education to improve the neurological outcome of children across the world.
We can’t wait to welcome you to the EPNS Congress Munich. Leading experts and rising stars in paediatric neurology sharing knowledge and ideas. Mark your calendar, and we look forward to seeing you in Munich! Dr Lucia Gerstl & Prof Florian Heinen https://epns-congress.com
Start 2025 by sharing your research with the global paediatric neurology community. https://epns-congress.com/abstracts/
On behalf of the EPNS board I would like to send my very best wishes to you and your loved ones. Together with my colleagues on the EPNS Board we are in the process of putting together our EPNS Annual Report for 2024 and I look forward to sharing this with you soon to showcase the…
13-16 November 2024, Budapest, Hungary The EPNS was delighted that EPNS representatives, Kevin Rostasy, Ilona Kopyta, and Jasna Oražem Mrak were invited to participate in the 1st congress of its type, focusing on advancing knowledge and expertise in paediatric neuroradiology. https://www.esnr.org/event-details/6909
Kevin Rostasy raised the voice of child neurology as a member of the panel discussing the topic ‘Societal and Economic Impact of Brain Health’.
Anna Jansen, Chair EPNS Advocacy & Collaboration Committee, attended the meeting. 10-20% of children are affected by a neurological or developmental disorder. A major cohort within childhood neurology are living with rare neurological conditions. Rare Neurology needs continued investment and support.