Dear Colleague,
We invite you to attend the international interactive educational seminar "Innovative Approaches to the Fundamentals of Early Intervention and Development in Children," featuring experts from the European Paediatric Neurology Society (EPNS).

This presents a unique opportunity for us to learn from both foreign and local colleagues about early intervention methods and the optimization of treatment for children facing neurological problems and developmental difficulties.

The scientific program is diverse and interactive, encompassing insightful presentations by international experts, discussions of patient cases, interactive small group seminars, and question-and-answer sessions. Our aim is to provide you with practical advice on the management and treatment of children with nervous system problems.

You will have the opportunity to ask questions, vote on them, and engage in communication with both teachers and fellow participants. Whether you are a pediatric neurologist, family doctor, pediatrician, neonatologist, therapist, epileptologist, rehabilitation specialist, or simply a parent listening on behalf of a sick child, everyone present here brings their own unique experiences, providing an opportunity for mutual learning.

Language should not be a barrier, as simultaneous translation will be available for participants, facilitating communication from English to Russian and vice versa.

Thank you for being with us, and we trust that your participation will prove invaluable to your practice. Together, we shall identify ways to enhance our daily clinical routines, ensuring the delivery of high-quality observation and treatment for children with neurological disorders.

Regards,
Akhunbaev S. M.,
Rector of the International Higher School of Medicine

For more information see www.epns.info

This conference adheres to the principles of evidence-based medicine and is tailored for pediatric neurologists, pediatricians, neonatologists, family doctors, rehabilitation specialists, interns, and residents from universities nationwide. It will cover a diverse range of topics addressing current issues in pediatric practice, including:

• Epilepsy: Classification, challenges in diagnosis, and treatment of drug-resistant epilepsy.
• Non-epileptic paroxysms in children: Classification, differential diagnosis, and treatment, along with psychological support for parents.
• International terminology and false diagnoses in children in the CIS countries: Defining the concept of "encephalopathy and its syndromes: convulsive syndrome, syndrome of motor disorders and increased excitability, and hypertensive-hydrocephalic syndrome.
• Problems of early development and early intervention in infants, including prognostic signs of cerebral palsy, the Hammersmith scale, HINE, and insights from Kyrgyzstan's experience.
• Vaccination against neurological diseases: false contraindications and providing medical indications for vaccination.
• Issues related to drug and non-drug treatment of neurological disorders in both our country and globally.

The conference features distinguished international specialists, renowned experts in the fields of pediatrics, neurology, epileptology, and orphan diseases in pediatrics:

Dana Craiu – Pediatric neurologist, pediatrician, Doctor of Medical Sciences, and Professor at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy C. Davila, Bucharest, Romania. Dr. Craiu is a member of the National Epilepsy Center (EpiCare), Chairman of the EPNS Education and Training Committee, President of the Romanian Society against Epilepsy, and a founding member of SRNP (Societatea Romana de Neurologie Pediatrica).

Altynshash Dzhaksybaeva – Pediatric neurologist, pediatrician, Doctor of Medical Sciences, and Head of the Department of Neurology at Astana Medical University, Kazakhstan. Dr. Dzhaksybaeva is a member of the International Child Neurologists Association (ICNA) and the Committee on Education and Training of EPNS. Additionally, she serves as the Chairman of the Expert Council on Neuromuscular Diseases of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The visit of these specialists is sponsored by the European Paediatric Neurology Society.

Registration link

Venue: Orion Hotel, Karkyra Hall, located at: Bishkek, Erkindik Boulevard, 21.

The planned number of participants is 150.

Based on the results of the conference, a certificate indicating 24 academic hours will be issued.

Following the conference, participants will receive a certificate indicating 24 academic hours based on the outcomes of the event

Contacts:
Asel Kadyrova            +996552210852, kadyrovasel1nv@gmail.com  
Gulzat Mataeva          +996559031771, gmataeva19@gmail.com