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Overview

We have assembled this programme during the COVID-19 pandemic, mindful of the challenges - and opportunities – that it has created for physicians and patients with neurological diseases. So, what will post-pandemic neurology look like? We will need the same knowledge base, so we have embedded core elements of the training curricula. But, for patients and physicians to thrive, we hope to stimulate you to improve the economic and environmental sustainability of your speciality, transform failure into success, to think on your feet, and to practice with humanity.

This online event allows the opportunity for delegates to watch the presentations live, or at their convenience for up to 28 days following the original broadcast. Delegates can continue to register for on-demand access only after the live event has taken place. Please note that access closes 28 days after the original broadcast, not after the point of booking.

Professor Rustam Al-Shahi Salman
Chair, Organising Committee

Programme

Wednesday 3 November 2021

09:25

Welcome and Introductory Remarks
Professor Andrew Elder, President, Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

Session 1 - Sustainability

Chair: Professor Rustam Al-Shahi Salman, Professor of Clinical Neurology, University of Edinburgh

09:30	What does carbon-zero neurology look like? Dr Richard Smith CBE, Chair of the UK Healthcare Alliance on Climate Change * how neurologists can respond to climate change to protect and promote public health * how the NHS is becoming greener * opportunities to reduce carbon emissions in everyday neurological practice
10:05	Navigating and communicating the pandemic infodemic Dr Deborah Cohen, Health Correspondent, BBC Newsnight
10:40	From evidence to affordability in neurology Professor Elizabeth Loder, Head of Research, The BMJ & Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School * recent advances in the evidence base for management of headache disorders * cost-effectiveness of new treatments for migraine * the greatest good for the greatest number with headache
11:15	Break

Session 2 - Failing in order to succeed

Chair: Dr Jane Anderson, Consultant Neurologist, Addenbrooke’s hospital, Cambridge

11:30

My most instructive mistake
Dr Richard Davenport, Consultant Neurologist, Edinburgh
Professor John Paul Leach, Professor of Clinical Neurology, Glasgow
Dr Jenny Vaughan, Consultant Neurologist, London

* case-based examples of instructive mistakes * management of acute neurological emergencies and epilepsy * how to improve patient safety with a just culture for gross negligence manslaughter

12:30

SIR BYROM BRAMWELL LECTURE
Chair: Professor Andrew Elder, President, Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
Turning mechanistic failure into therapeutic success
Professor Patrick Chinnery, Professor of Neurology & Head of Department, Department of Clinical Neurosciences, University of Cambridge & Clinical Director, Medical Research Council

*the spectrum of mitochondrial neurological disorders * how to investigate disease mechanisms within a clinical career * translating mechanistic insight into treatments

13:15

Break/Lunch

Session 3 - How I approach a patient with ...

Chair: Dr David Breen, Senior Clinical Research Fellow, University of Edinburgh

13:45	How I approach the diagnosis of transient neurological attacks Professor Graeme Hankey, Professor of Neurology, Perth, Australia clinical approach to assessing a case of a transient neurological attack differential diagnosis * contemporary, evidence-based management
14:20	How I approach the diagnosis of neuromuscular disorders Professor Richard J Barohn, Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri * clinical approach to assessing a case of a neuromuscular disorder * differential diagnosis * contemporary, evidence-based management
14:55	How I approach the diagnosis of movement disorders Professor Tim Lynch, Chief Academic Officer, Ireland East Hospital Group; Vice Principal of Health Affairs & Adjunct Professor of Neurology, University College Dublin; & Consultant Neurologist & Clinical Director, Dublin Neurological Institute * clinical approach to assessing a case of a movement disorder * differential diagnosis * contemporary, evidence-based management
15:30	Break

Session 4 - Humanity

Chair: Dr David Nicholl, Consultant Neurologist, Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust

15:50

Stand up for your patients with disabilities
Ms Melanie Reid MBE, Journalist and author of the weekly column in The Times’ magazine Spinal Column

* what it’s like to spend 12 months in a spinal injuries unit * what patients need from their neurologists * how the media can help us – tales from her “Spinal Column” in The Times’ magazine

16:25

The beauty of diversity
Ms Francesca Martinez, English comedian, writer, actress and “wobbly” person with cerebral palsy

* what patients with cerebral palsy need from neurologists and rehabilitation physicians * what neurologists can do to help their patients to be treated fairly by the welfare system * is laughter the best medicine?

17:00

Close

Fees

Online booking for this event closes on 24 November 2021 which will still allow one week of on demand access - please contact the Event Co-ordinator for further information

An early bird discount applies until Tuesday 5 October 2021.

Registration fees
	Early Bird fee until 05/10/21 for online half day	Early Bird fee until 05/10/21 for online full day	Fee from 06/10/21 for online half day	Fee from 06/10/21 for online full day
Standard fee	£69	£139	£79	£149
RCPE Fellow in UK or other high income country	£39	£79	£49	£89
RCPE Collegiate / Associate / Foundation Member	£39	£79	£49	£89
Nurse / AHP / Pharmacist / Postgraduate student/ RCPE Fellow in upper-middle income country	£35	£69	£45	£79
Retired RCPE Fellow / RCPE Fellow in low or lower-middle income country	£0	£0	£0	£0
Medical student	£0	£9	£0	£15

Long term / other leave – Fellows and Members, please contact the Symposium Co-ordinator as some discretion may be available.

Collegiate and Associate Members of the RCPE in clinical research posts may be eligible for funding - please contact the Symposium Co-ordinator for further information.

Trainees – Scotland Deanery medical specialty trainees can attend any number of eligible symposia for a one-off payment from their study leave budget (block grant scheme).

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Cancellation policy

If you need to cancel your registration for this event, you can do so up to three days prior to the event by contacting the Symposium co-ordinator.

Venue:

Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, Online, EH2 1JQ

Credits

Activity Code

134259

#rcpeNeuro21

Event Coordinator

Josiane Kirk

Telephone

+ 44 (0)131 247 3661

Email

j.kirk@rcpe.ac.uk

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