"spring school report"

By Magda Dohnalová & Milija Mijajlovic 21st EAN Spring School 2020  – Virtual 3-5 September 2020 Final Report: We were all looking forward to the 21st Spring School course, which was planned to take place in Steischaler Dörf, Austria in… Continue Reading

The 18th course of the Spring School attracted attention of 187 colleagues from 36 countries. Due to the capacity reasons we were forced to refuse one third of the applicants. Traditionally the highest interest was from Russia – 29, Uzbekistan - 21 and Romania - 19. As usually we had again delegates from mediterranian Africa. this year, we had 90 female participants and 31 male participants.

Staré Splavy, Hotel Bezděz, Czech Republic May, 12-15, 2016 Early in the morning you could have seen a singing bird on a birch branch, projected by horizontal sun beams onto your room wall. During the day you could have followed… Continue Reading

Due to the health situation all over Europe, EAN had to cancel the in-person Spring School 2020, but thanks to a very enthusiastic faculty, we were able to hold this course almost with the entire programme as a virtual school.

Exposed to a distinctive landscape of mountains and sea and hidden by the “Mediterranean Maquis”, the EAN Autumn School took place in Loutraki, Greece from 17 to 20 October.  

In May, we celebrated together the 20th Anniversary Course with 120 young neurologists from more than 34 countries.

In November 2018, the first EAN Autumn School took place in Loutraki, Greece. A remote destination not too far from Athens airport was chosen to gather 60 Neurologists in Training and 9 faculty members.

The European Academy of Neurology held the traditional educational 4-day course in May – the EAN Spring School.

In this article, our goal is to provide a glimpse into the excellent collaboration and cooperation our organization has had with the European Federation of Neurorehabilitation Societies (EFNR).

The United Kingdom (UK) is noted for its diverse and varied populace with approximately 66 million people living in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland- which together make up the UK. Giants Causeway Northern Ireland The earliest place of medical training in Britain was in 1123 at St Bartholomew's Hospital and the first formal medical school was Edinburgh University in 1726. Currently, we have 33 medical schools: 25 in England, five in Scotland, two in Wales and one in Northern Ireland. There are currently 6,000 medical students who graduate each year, which will rise to 7,500 by 2025.