Event listing
Please contact the organisers directly for more information or to book. The UK Stroke Forum is not responsible for the content of external websites.
Imaging in Stroke - an Update
British Institute of Radiology meeting
Wednesday 8 September
British Institute of Radiology, Portland Place, London
An overview of the National Stroke Strategy, the demands and expectations it places on radiology departments across the country, and the challenges and potential solutions. The management of stroke is discussed in detail, with particular emphasis on the Imaging aspects.
For programmes, fees and online registration contact the BIR
British Aphasiology Society Therapy Symposium 2010
Thursday 9 September 2010
University of Newcastle
A unique opportunity to hear about therapy techniques in detail and participate in lively debates.
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COTSS - Neurological Practice National Conference with focus on Stroke
Thursday 9 September to Friday 10 September
Renaissance, Manchester
A real opportunity for occupational therapists working in stroke services to hear about current and innovative practice. The programme will cover many issues which challenge us on a daily basis and will hear from speakers well-known for their expertise in specific areas of practice. Final programme to be confirmed; topics will include vision, attention/executive functions, self management, vocational rehabilitation, apraxia and neglect.
Early bird fees (before 9 August): COTSS-NP member: £150,
non-members: £200.
After 9 August: COTSS-NP: £210, non members: £260
Phone 07835 868663 or visit the website.
Stroke - what next?
Tuesday 21 September 2010, University of Warwick
Organised by the Coventry and Warwickshire Cardiovascular Network
Speakers include Dr Damian Jenkinson, National Clinical Lead for Stroke, Lynn Young from the Royal College of Nursing and Jon Barrick, Chief Executive of The Stroke Association. Topics include discharge planning and continuing healthcare, psychological aspects following a stroke, the use of Biometrics, and an update on the CLOTS3 Trial.
Contact the organisers
European Federation of Neurological Societies Congress
Saturday 25 to Tuesday 28 September 2010
Geneva Palexpo, Geneva
The 14th Congress of the European Federation of Neurological Societies (EFNS) provides an unmatched opportunity for participants to join over 4,500 colleagues to study and disseminate the latest research. Discover current clinical practices and treatments, and be an integral part of the central network of neurology in Europe.
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6th Congress of the European Union Geriatric Medicine Society
Wednsday 29 September to Friday 1 October 2010
Convention Centre, Dublin
The 2010 conference theme of Geriatric Medicine: New Challenges, New Techniques and New Technologies harnesses the existing strengths of geriatric medicine to meet the new challenges of demography in the European Union and the changing economic climate by incorporating the rapid developments in many fields of technological development. The Congress will also feature EUGMS initiatives in areas such as medication licensing and older people, sarcopaenia, falls, vaccines and palliative care.
For further information contact Orla Cahalane, phone +353 1 296 7250 or visit the website.
13th Primary Care Cardiovascular Society Annual Scientific Meeting
Wednesday 29 September to Friday 1 October 2010
Queen's Hotel, Leeds
Open to all clinicians, GPs, practice nurses, cardiovascular nurses, managers, pharmacists and commissioners.
Email the organiser or phone 0208 994 8775
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Scottish Stroke Nurses Forum Conference 2010
Thursday 30 September 2010
Stirling Management Centre, Stirling
In partnership with STARs (Stroke Training and Awareness Resources)
For more information visit the website.
Heart Rhythm Congress
Sunday 03 to Wednesday 06 October 2010, Hilton Birmingham Metropole
This annual event brings together all those with an interest in arrhythmias. It offers an educational opportunity for members of the medical, allied professional and industry communities to increase their own and others’ knowledge of heart rhythm disorders, and does this in an open, interactive environment. The programme includes a session on stroke and atrial fibrillation on Monday 04 October.
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7th World Stroke Congress
Wednesday 13 to Saturday 16 October 2010
COEX Center, Seoul, Korea
The 7th World Stroke Congress, organised by the World Stroke Organization (WSO), is a landmark event attended biennially by leading medical professionals interested in finding global strategies to combat the second most common cause of death worldwide.
The WSO Seoul 2010 Congress will facilitate the dissemination and discussion of all aspects of stroke and provide a platform for experts to present the latest research. It is also a superb opportunity to network and to strengthen scientific collaboration and improve the care of stroke victims throughout the world!
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DNEX 2010
Wednesday 20 and Thursday 21 October 2010
Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle upon Tyne
This exhibition provides information, equipment and advice for disabled people, older adults, carers and health/social care professionals.
On average DNEX attracts over 5,000 visitors and there is something for everyone at this year's event including independent living equipment, adaptations and leisure facilities. The Stroke Association is exhibiting at the show.
Find out more or contact the organisers.
2nd UKNG Stroke Day
Friday 22 October 2010
Paddington Hilton, London
This multidisciplinary meeting covers various aspects of ischaemic stroke including intracranial and extracranial dissection, carotid stenting vs carotid endarerctomy, intracranial stenting, vertebrobasilar disease, EC-IC bypass in stroke, minor stroke/TIA, wake-up stroke, setting up an interventional service, venous infarction and paediatric stroke.
To register contact Annie Sellar
4th Congress on Controversies in Neurology
Thursday 28 to Sunday 31 October 2010
Palau de Congressos de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain
Topics include multiple sclerosis, stroke, Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, dementia and auto-immune diseases.
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National Children and Adult Services Conference 2010
Wednesday 3 to Friday 5 November 2010
Manchester Central
This established event sees an audience of approximately 1200 high-level attendees coming together for three days to discuss and debate the latest issues affecting children and adult services. This event is vital to councillors, senior officers, policymakers and service managers with responsibilities for children’s services and adult social care in the statutory, voluntary and private sector. The Stroke Association has a stand at this conference.
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Delegate bookings
Successful Stroke Rehabilitation
Tuesday 9 November 2010
City Inn, Manchester
Sharing best practice in providing optimal care across acute and community rehabilitation services.
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The Care Show Birmingham 2010
Wednesday 10 and Thursday 11 November 2010
The NEC, Birmingham
The Care Show Birmingham is the largest event for owners and managers of care homes for older people in the West Midlands region and, together with the Care Show Bournemouth and the Care Show London, it is the UK’s primary event for the sector.The Stroke Association is exhibiting at this event.
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Stop Smoking Live!
Friday 10 December 2010
Islington Design Centre, London
A unique educational event and exhibition for community and hospital smoking cessation advisors and stop smoking specialists.
For further information contact Monique Tomlinson
