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3rd Neurology Update
for the Psychiatrist
This unique course
is organised by Infomed Research and Training,
on
Tuesday 16 March 2010
at the Russell Square Conference Centre,
Russell Square House, London
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Programme Advisors:
About this Course:
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This course is aimed at Consultants,
Registrars and Staff Grades in Psychiatry
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This course has been reviewed in the light
of delegates’ evaluation of the first and second update
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A practical focus on the assessment and
management of difficult medical neurological disorders relevant to
Psychiatric practice – what you won’t find in the textbooks
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Focuses on the day-to-day medical
neurological psychiatrist problems
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Lectures by leading Neurologists
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Four Discussion Forums for practical
discussion of grey cases in Psychiatric practice, involving the
neurological topics addressed in the morning lectures – in depth
analysis of real cases.
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Loyalty Booking:
£250 (inc.VAT) when you have attended any of the Medical Updates for the
Psychiatrist in 2008-09 - Please call us to pay at
this rate.
Delegate fee: £300 (inc.VAT)
Course fee includes web access to
the latest Course data and presentations submitted by the faculty,
lunch and
refreshments and attendance certificate.
  
6 CPD Points –
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Faculty includes:
All consultants with a
proven track record in the dissemination of medical know-how to
front-line Clinicians.
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Dr Michael Samuel, Consultant
Neurologist, King’s College, London
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Prof Steven Hirsch, Consultant
Psychiatrist, Imperial College
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Dr Howard Ring, Consultant
Psychiatrist, University of Cambridge and Cambridge &
Peterborough Foundation Trust
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Dr John Moriarty, Consultant
Neuropsychiatrist, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
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Dr Prem Rangi, Consultant
Neuroradiologist, Royal Free Hospital, London
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Dr Robert Elwes, Consultant Neurologist and Neurophysiologist, King’s
College, London
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Dr Nora Turjanski, Consultant
Liaison Psychiatrist, Royal Free Hospital
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Lectures |
PDF copy of
the Course programme
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Discussion Forums |
Neurological Examination and
Investigations
Dr Simon Shields, Consultant Neurologist,
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital
- Neurological examinations in
psychiatric settings
- Assessment of common neurological
conditions, such as headaches, dizziness and neuropathy
- Role of commonly used investigations
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Movement Disorders & Demyelination
Disorders
Dr Michael Samuel, Consultant Neurologist,
King’s College, London
- Assessment of movement disorders,
tremors
- Parkinson’s Disease - diagnosis and
management
- What you need to know about
antibasal ganglia antibodies
- Drug induced movement disorders –
assessment and management
- Multiple sclerosis
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EEG, Epilepsy &
Anticonvulsants
Dr Robert Elwes, Consultant Neurologist and Neurophysiologist, King’s
College, London
- Epilepsy –
investigation, diagnosis and management
- Neuropsychiatric
consequences of epilepsy
- Anticonvulsants
- Guide to the EEG
- Cognitive problems
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Discussion Forum A
Neurological
Examination & Investigations
Facilitated by Prof
Steven Hirsch,
Consultant Psychiatrist, Imperial College with
Dr Simon Shields, Consultant Neurologist,
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital
Discussion Forum B
Movement
Disorders, Demyelination
and Degenerative Disorders
Facilitated by Dr John Moriarty, Consultant
Neuropsychiatrist, with Dr Michael Samuel, Consultant
Neurologist, King’s College, London
Discussion Forum C
EEG, Epilepsy &
Neuropsychiatry
Facilitated by Dr
Niruj Agrawal,
Consultant Neuropsychiatrist with Dr Robert Elwes, Consultant
Neurologist and Neurophysiologist
Discussion Forum D
Neuro-Imaging in Psychiatry
Facilitated by Dr
Nora Turjanski,
Consultant Liaison Psychiatrist,
Royal Free Hospital with Dr Prem Rangi,
Consultant Neuroradiologist,
Royal
Free Hospital, London |
Neuro-imaging in psychiatry
Dr Prem Rangi, Consultant Neuroradiologist,
Royal Free Hospital, London
- Different kinds of imaging
available, how it assist, when to order?
- Excluding neurological causes – is
it psychiatric
or neurological?
- Tumours, dementia and other
detectable conditions
- Understanding the report, MRI
sequences & their usefulness
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