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2006
Dec. 14–16
The Florida Society of Neurology, The Center for Neuropsychological Studies at the University of Florida, and The Orlando Regional Healthcare System present the 32nd Annual Course in Behavioral Neurology and Neuropsychology: “Disorders of Development and Aging.” This course, which will be held at the Buena Vista Palace in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, has been approved for CME, APA, and ASHA credit. Information: Pablo Rios (tel: 352-273-5550; e-mail: Pablo.rios@neurology.ufl.edu; web: www.fsneurology.org).
Dec 27–29
12th Annual “Clinical Neurophysiology: Principles and Practice,” presented by the Cornell University Medical College Department of Neurology will be held in New York, NY. Information: Fatima Castro (add: Department of Neurology, The New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center, 525 East 68th Street, Rm. K-615, New York, NY 10021; tel: 212-746-2320; fax: 212-746-8984; e-mail: frcastro@med.cornell.edu).
2007
Jan. 13
Neurology at the Frontlines’ first annual course, sponsored by Neurosciences Institute at Central DuPage Hospital, will be held at the Chicago Marriott Oak Brook in Oak Brook, IL. This conference is intended to meet the needs of health care practitioners who encounter a variety of neurological problems in their clinical practice, and it has been approved for 5 CME Category 1 Credits. The deadline to register is January 5, 2007. Information: (tel: 603-933-4CDH (4234); web: www.cdh.org).
Jan. 21–25
“Radiology at Snowbird: Neuroradiology and Pelvic Imaging,” sponsored by The University of California, San Diego, will be held at the Cliff Lodge in Snowbird, Utah. It has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit: 21 hours. The cost to attend is $750. Information: UCSD, Office of Continuing Medical Education (tel: 888-229-6263 or 858-534-3490; fax: 858-822-5908; e-mail: ocme@ucsd.edu; web: http://cme.ucsd.edu/radiology).
Jan. 24–27
The 9th Asian and Oceanian Congress of Child Neurology, hosted by the Child Neurology Society of the Philippines and the Philippine Neurological Association, will be held at the Waterfront Hotel in Cebu City, …
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