Learning Objectives

EPNS’ core educational goal and purpose are that the significant burden of neurological diseases in childhood is addressed through research and education as these disorders have a lifelong impact on the individual, their careers and society as a whole.

Learning objectives include, amongst others:

• Acquire knowledge about artificial intelligence in paediatric neurology as well as neurogenetics, -imaging and -modulation
• Improve knowledge of paediatric stroke, traumatic brain injury, migraine and paediatric neurocritical care
• Better understanding of neurodevelopment and neurorehabilitation
• Improve knowledge of the structure of care for children with complex neurological problems

The EPNS Congress provides an opportunity to learn about the latest developments in the rapidly evolving field of child neurology, including basic science, diagnostic methods, and novel treatments.

Attendees will meet and communicate with colleagues, focused on delivering the best possible care for children with neurological disorders.

Attendees will collect the latest updates on developing technologies, clinical applications and practical solutions, swap ideas, share problems and discover solutions with international peers on state-of-the-art treatment options and evidence-based medicine during the plenary and parallel sessions (lectures) and teaching sessions (more practical).

The changing nature of paediatric neurology in the gene therapy era means child neurologists will be the clinicians who advise on and monitor these life-transforming therapies. Paediatric Neurology will evolve significantly as a discipline over the next decade and a goal of the EPNS Congress is to prepare delegates to classify the opportunities and challenges that come with this development.

The congress provides a platform to create a network, collect innovative ideas and suggestions for improvements.