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International Congress of Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders ®

Congress

The Parkinson’s Disease Educational Course for Industry Professionals

Offered annually. Next course:
Philadelphia, PA, USA
September 26, 2024

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Better serve your Parkinson's disease market by understanding the challenges of this quickly-increasing disorder and its complex treatments.

Curated by the premier international medical society for Movement Disorders, this acclaimed full-day course is: 

  • Led by an esteemed faculty of the foremost global experts
  • Tailored to pharmaceutical and medical device professionals, with opportunities to ask candid questions
  • Enhanced by an enlightening roundtable session with patients and their caregivers
  • Presented in conjunction with the world's largest conference in this specialty

 

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Sponsor discount: Sponsors and exhibitors of the 2023 International Congress receive 15% off registration for 3 or more course attendees. 

Learning about the multiple presentations of Parkinson's Disease and its stages allows me to have more appropriate dialogue with my healthcare professionals.

Gain invaluable insights into the: 

 

Complexities of the disease

Familiarize yourself with the spectrum of clinical features (inlcuding non-motor symptoms) across stages of the disease, as well as the benefits and limitations of treatment options from pharmacotherapy to surgery.

Unmet needs of clinicians, patients & caregivers

Learn about the outcome measures and challenges as shared firsthand by not only a variety of the world's foremost experts, but also real patients and their caregivers.

Quickly-evolving treatment landscape 

Including emerging hot topics like biomarkers, genetics, the growing role of the gut, and other advancements that could reshape the field in the coming years.

Who should take this course? 

  • Pharmaceutical representatives who want to engage more knowledgeably with healthcare professionals.

  • Medical device professionals who want to better understand the needs of their market. 

  • Organizations that work with stakeholders in the Parkinson's disease field.

 

Register now

 

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Gain valuable, unbiased advice with a private Expert Panel of the most highly respected, sought-after leaders related to your company’s specific goals.

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