External Event - 8th Feb 2019
Designed to unite all those working on Parkinson's Disease in the North East region. The 2019 meeting will take place on Friday 8 February at Hardwick Hall hotel
Date/Time: 08 February 2019, 09:00-14:00
Venue: Hardwick Hall Hotel, Sedgefield, TS21 2EH
Designed to unite all those working on Parkinson's Disease in the North East region. The 2019 meeting will take place on Friday 8 February at Hardwick Hall hotel
The 2019 meeting will take place on Friday 8 February. Confirmed speakers are Professor Huw Morris, UCL Institute of Neurology, and Honorary Consultant Neurologist at the Royal Free Hospital and the National Hospital, Queen Square. Dr Ed Richfield, consultant in Elderly medicine with a sub-specialty of movement disorders at North Bristol NHS Trust. The meeting is organised by Professor Richard Walker (Northumbria Healthcare NHS FT), Dr Naomi Warren and Professor Nicola Pavese (both Newcastle Upon Tyne NHS FT).
Venue: Hardwick Hall Hotel, Sedgefield, TS21 2EH. Just North of the A177/A689 Roundabout at Sedgefield, a few minutes from the A1(M) Junction 60 or the A19. Follow the A177 North for 200 meters from the roundabout towards Durham and the driveway is on your left. There is ample free parking at the hotel.
CPD: The course has previously been awarded 4 CPD points from the Royal College of Physicians and we will applying again this time.
Registration: Please use the link below to book your place using the Newcastle University Webstore, payment can be made with a debit or credit card. If you require an alternative payment method please contact.
Delegates are offered 3 registration rates
Option 1: £60, place at the conference dinner on Thursday 7 February, with bed and breakfast at Hardwick Hall, and conference attendance on Friday 8 February.
Option 2: £35, place at the conference dinner on Thursday 7 February and conference registration on Friday 8 February. NO Accommodation.
Option 3: £20, conference registration on Friday 8 February. NO conference dinner. NO Accommodation.
To be added to the mailing list please contact ion@ncl.ac.uk phone 0191 208 8320.
