The Neurology Academy
The Neurology Academy (NA) is an innovative education provider for clinicians, specialist nurses and professions allied to medicine. The training programme focuses on both disease management and service transformation. Each priority condition is led by an Academic Faculty of practicing clinicians who operate within a separate disease focussed Academy.
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Module 1: 18 – 20 March 2020
Module 2: 17 & 18 September 2020
Halifax Hall, Sheffield University Campus
An essential course in the fundamentals of MS clinically, as well as in terms of lived experience with MS and optimal service support, this is the ideal introduction to MS as a specialism. If you are a clinical nurse specialist (CNS), a GP with a newly developing special interest in MS (GPwSI) or an Associate Specialist with a special interest in neurology then this course could be perfect for you.
We are seeking nominations to assist us in the design and development of a MasterClass programme to meet the education and service development needs of clinicians (Doctors, Physiotherapists, Occupational therapists and Nurse Specialists) working with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) patients.
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The Neurology Academy, a finalist in the Best Educational Programme category, felt immensely proud to be shortlisted and were thrilled to see the range of innovative partnerships represented. Our entry for the HSJ Partnership Award was ‘Addressing variation in MS services nationally through clinical engagement and collaboration’.
What an amazing night, we didn’t win, but we are proud to be finalists. Thank you to all our graduates who have completed the MasterClass and undertaken a project in each disease area in which we educate. #wewillbeback #educate #makeadifference #HSJPartnershipAwards @acnr pic.twitter.com/Zx441I6CMC
— Neurology Academy (@TheNeuroAcademy) 21 March 2019
