Our Priorities

• Knowledge generation and exchange
• Collaboration with basic neuroscientists and among  clinical neuro-disciplines (neuroradiology, neurosurgery, psychiatry,..)
• Identification of overarching topics of general scientific interest

• Promote clinical  neuroscientist curricula
• Empower scientific panels
• Offer scientific fellowships
• Develop evidence-based guidelines
• Create science schools and think tanks
• Provide the European Journal of Neurology
• Improve the quality of the annual congress

• Guarantee optimal skills and competencies at all levels
• Achieve a balance between general neurology and subspecialties
• Foster interdisciplinarity among neuro-disciplines

• Create a pre-graduate curriculum for medical students
• Update the European core curriculum for neurologists*
• Facilitate continuous professional development
• Create a comprehensive E-learning platform
• Certify European training centres
• Foster teaching careers in neurology
• Discuss a common trunk training  in neuro-disciplines

* together with other organisations such as the  Section of Neurology/European Board of Neurology of the  Union of European Medical Specialists (UEMS-SN/EBN)

• Attract new members
• Engage with all of our members
• Interact with National Neurological Societies
• Raise awareness of membership benefits
• Create an inter professional community that is working towards the vision and mission of EAN

• Reinforce interaction with National Neurological Societies
• Empower the Resident and Research Fellowship Section
• Create a task force for International affairs
• Establish a leadership programme
• Create a mentorship programme
• Establish equal opportunities /diversity programme
• Promote inter-professional collaboration

• Raise awareness of neurological diseases (including gender differences)
• Increase knowledge about health and care disparities
• Improve standards of care
• Improve patient outcomes
• Advocate for neurological patients and for neurologists

• Provide analysis reports on the burden of neurological diseases and the value of treatments in Europe
• Survey the availability of neurological care and workforce
• Build a strong alliance with partner societies, patients, and other stakeholders in neurological care
• Improve the work and quality of life of the neurology work forces
• Lobbying for research resources at EU level