What you will learn

The learning objectives of this course include how to:

• take a history and examine a patient with a movement disorder
• diagnose the more common disorders
• develop a differential diagnosis for rarer conditions
• develop an investigation plan
• develop a management plan.

Who should attend?

• specialty trainees in neurology and geriatrics
• newly appointed consultants in neurology and geriatrics.

Accommodation and course fees

Course fees include:

• registration for conference attendance
• attendance at conference dinner (booking required)
• two nights' accommodation at the venue (subject to availability, with limited inclusive places available)
• provision of course book.

Please note that there are limited places inclusive of accommodation. Once these are taken delegates will need to arrange their own accommodation. Delegate places, including accommodation, will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

There is no reduction on the course fees should attendance be on a conference-only basis. Fees also include attendance at the conference dinner, where a lecture will be given, but delegates must indicate their intention to attend on booking.

There are specific terms and conditions of booking for this event, outside of the standard RCP terms. Refunds cannot be provided after 29 January 2018 and all cancellations must be notified in writing prior to this date to qualify for a refund.

Contact

For more information on this conference, contact the event organiser Helen Flood (RCP regional manager, West Midlands, Oxford and Thames Valley):

• Email: westmidlands@rcplondon.ac.uk
• Telephone: +44 (0)121 414 7020.