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Letters from the Chair

Angelo Antonini

 

Angelo Antonini, MD, PhD
University of Padua
Padua, Italy
MDS-ES Chair

 

 

 

 

 

Dear colleagues,

It is my pleasure, as MDS-European Section Chair, to welcome you to the MDS-European Section. MDS-ES is the premier European organization dedicated to disseminating knowledge and understanding about Movement Disorders within the field of Neurology.

MDS-ES continues to provide high quality and relevant online education to our colleagues in movement disorders and neuroscience, plus trainees, young neurologist and allied health specialists. We are also placing a priority on increased engagement with the European network of national movement disorder societies and MDS Affiliate Member Societies and continuation of fruitful collaborations with the European Academy of Neurology (EAN) and European Huntington’s Disease Nnetwork (EHDN) to facilitate communication and education to trainees and the general neurological community

Thank you for your continued interest and engagement in MDS-ES activities. Should you have any questions or would like to provide your ideas/feedback, please contact the MDS-ES Regional Manager, Heather Vitale at hvitale@movementdisorders.org.

With very best regards,

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Angelo Antonini, MD, PhD
Chair, MDS-European Section 

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  MDS & COVID-19

Dear colleagues, 
It is my pleasure, as MDS-European Section Chair, to welcome you to the MDS-European Section. MDS-ES is the premier European organization dedicated to disseminating knowledge and understanding about Movement Disorders within the field of Neurology. 

MDS-ES strategic priorities include:

  • Preparation and dissemination of high quality education in Movement Disorders throughout Europe
  • Expanding access to MDS resources through increased MDS Membership across the European Section 
  • Increased engagement with the European Network of National Movement Disorders Societies and MDS Affiliate Members
  • Involvement of trainees, young neurologist and allied health specialists 
  • Continuation of fruitful collaboration with the European Academy of Neurology (EAN) to facilitate communication and education to trainees and the general neurological community
     

While the current global COVID-19 pandemic has altered the way these goals will be achieved, the priorities remain the same. In the immediate term, MDS-ES will continue to provide meaningful education to our colleagues in Europe in an online medium. The robust MDS eLearning resources, in combination with new regional and global content will also support the goals of engaging with our Neurological Society colleagues, by providing access to high quality educational resources to our Affiliate Member Societies and groups like the European Academy of Neurology (EAN). 

Thank you for your continued interest and engagement in MDS-ES activities.

With very best regards,
Angelo
 

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Angelo Antonini, MD, PhD
Chair, MDS-European Section 

MDS-ES Education


ES_OUTREACHMDS-ES Outreach Programs
The MDS Outreach Programs are specifically designed to bring movement disorders education to those areas of the world where it is most needed and often least available.
 


MDS LeapMDS LEAP
MDS LEAP was established to provide a leadership training program to support the growth, development and success of young movement disorder specialists.
 

 

 

 

MDS-ES Leadership

ES_ABOUTAbout MDS-ES
All MDS members living and working in Europe are automatically members of the European section of the Society and are warmly welcomed to participate in the Section’s activities and to contribute to the development of the Movement Disorders specialty in Europe.


ES LeadershipMDS-ES Leadership
MDS-ES Officers, Executive Committee, and Education Committee

 

 

 

 

MDS-ES Resources

2020 ES Summit Abstracts

2020 ES Summit Abstracts
Links to the abstracts submitted for the 2020 ES Summit and instructions on how to cite them.

 

MDS-ES Affiliate Societies

MDS-ES Affiliate Societies 


MDS encourages a continuous dialogue on a global level to bring clinicians, researchers and health practitioners together for the exchange of the latest developments in the diagnosis, treatment and research of Movement Disorders to enhance the education of physicians across the globe. We invite neurological groups and organizations specializing in Movement Disorders to become an Affiliate Member of MDS. To apply visit, MDS Affiliate Member Society. For any questions, please contact Heather Vitale at hvitale@movementdisorders.org.

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  All-Russian Society of Neurologists

Alla B. Guekht, MD, PhD
Vice President
Movement Disorders Division of the All-Russian Society of Neurologists
Russian State Medical Center
Prospect Mira 118A, Apt. 46
Moscow, 129164
Russia
Tel: +7095-2874966
Fax: +7902-1888427
E-mail: a.shpak@g23.relcom.ru

  Austrian Parkinson's Disease Society

Sylvia M. Boesch, MD, MSc 
President 
Innsbruck, Austria 
Email: sylvia.boesch@i-med.ac.at

 

  The British and Irish Neurologists Group (BRING-MD)

Mark J. Edwards, MBBS, BSc, FRCP, PhD 
Professor of Neurology 
St George's University of London & St George's Hospital 
6 Muswell Hill 
London, United Kingdom 
Email: medwards@sgul.ac.uk

 

  British Movement Disorders Group (BritMoDis)

Carl E Clarke, BSc, MD, FRCP
BritMoDis Chair
E-mail: c.e.clarke@bham.ac.uk
Association of British Neurologists Movement Disorders Special Interest Group

Richard Genever, MB, ChB, MRCP
BritMoDis Chair
E-mail: rgenever@nhs.net
British Geriatrics Society Movement Disorders Section (BGSMDS)

Jacqueline Young
BritMoDisChair
E-mail: jacqueline.young@addenbrookes.nhs.uk
Parkinson's Disease Nurse Specialists Association (PDNSA)

  Czech Movement Disorders Society

Marek Balaz, MD 
Associate Professor of Neurology 
St. Anne’s University Hospital 
Neurology Department 
Pekarska 53 
Brno, 656 91 
Czech Republic 
Tel: 420-54318-2645 
E-mail: marek.balaz@fnusa.cz

 

  Danish Movement Disorder Society (DANMODIS)

Tove Henriksen, MD
Chairman, DANMODIS
Department of Neurology
University Hospital of Bispebjerg
Bispebjerg
DK-2400 NV
Denmark
E-mail: then0003@regionh.dk
Website: www.danmodis.dk

  Dutch Movement Disorders Study Group

President: Dr. Jeroen P.P. van Vugt, Neurologist
Email: j.habermehl@erasmusmc.nl
Address: P.O. Box 2040, 3000 CA Rotterdam, The Netherlands

  Estonian Movement Disorders Society (EstoMODIS)

President: Katrin Sikk
Email: Katrin.Sikk@regionaalhaigla.ee
Website: http://www.estmodis.ee

  Finnish Movement Disorder Society

Valtteri Kaasinen, MD, PhD, Chair
Division of Clinical Neurosciences

Juho Joutsa, MD, PhD, Secretary
Turku PET Centre

Turku University Hospital
P.O. Box 52
Turku 20521
Finland
E-mail: jtjout@utu.fi

 

  Flemish Movement Disorder Society

Wim Vandenberghe, MD, PhD
President
Department of Neurology
University Hospitals Leuven
Herestraat 49
Leuven 3000
Belgium
E-mail: Wim.vandenberghe@uz.kuleuven.ac.be

  German Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society

Günter Höglinger, MD
Medical School Hannover
Dept. of Neurology
Carl-Neuberg Str. 1
Hannover, 30625
Germany

Email: info@parkinson-gesellschaft.de

 

  Greek Movement Disorders Branch, Hellenic Neurological Society

Dr. Leonidas Stefanis
University of Athens Medical School
Email: lstefanis@bioacademy.gr

Prof. Spyridon Konitsiotis
University of Ioannina
Email: skonitso@gmail.com

Prof. Sevasti Bostantjopoulou
3rd University
Email: bostkamb@otenet.gr

Website: http://www.enee.gr/el/kladoi-nevrologias/kinitikon-diataraxon

  Grupo de Estudio de Trastornos del Movimiento (GETM)

Dr. Diego Santos García, MD, PhD 
Coordinator 
C/ Fuerteventura, 4, Oficina 4-5 
San Sebastián de Los Reyes     
Madrid, Spain 
Tel: +34 913148453 
Email: diegosangar@yahoo.es
Website: http://getm.sen.es/ 

 

  Israeli Movement Disorders Society

Prof. Ruth Djaldetti
President
Contact: Oshrat Nadler
Tel: +972 3 697 21 42
Fax: +972 3 697 41 53
Email: oshratn@tlvmc.gov.il

  Italian Academy for the Study of Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders (Academy LIMPE-DISMOV)

Mario Zappia - President 
UOC Neurological Clinic 
"Vittorio Emanuele Polyclinic" University Hospital 
Via Santa Sofia, 78 
95123 Catania 
Email: info@accademialimpedismov.it; m.zappia@unict.it
Website: www.accademialimpedismov.it

 

  Norwegian Parkinson and Movement Disorders Society (NorModis)

Norwegian Parkinson and Movement Disorders Society (NorModis)

Prof. Espen Dietrichs
President, NorModis
Email: espen.dietrichs@medisin.uio.no

NorModis Secretariat
Email: normodis.org@gmail.com
Website: http://legeforeningen.no/Fagmed/Norsk-nevrologisk-forening/Faggrupper/NORMODIS/

  Polish Society of Parkinson’s Disease and Other Movement Disorders

Ul. Cybernetics 7c
Warsaw 02-677
Poland
Website: http://zaburzeniaruchowe.pl
President: Prof. Monika Rudzińska-Bar

  Portuguese Movement Disorders Society

Leonor Correia Guedes, MD, MSc, PhD – President 
Email: lcorreiaguedes@sapo.pt  

 

  Société Francophone des Mouvements Anormaux

Société Francophone des Mouvements Anormaux
Francophone Movement Disorders Society (SOFMA)
Prof. Frank Durif
Email: franck.durif@uca.fr

  Swedish Movement Disorder Society (SWEMODIS)

Per Odin, MD, PhD, Chairman, SWEMODIS
c/o Anki Nyberg
Department of Clinical Neuroscience
University of Gothenburg
Sahlgren University Hospital
SE-41345 Göteborg
Sweden
Tel: +46-31-3422439
 

Per Svenningsson, MD, PhD 
Karolinska Institutet 
Bioclinicum 
J5 20 
Stockholm, 17176 
Sweden 
Tel: (085) 177-4614  

Read more about SWEMODIS
Website: www.swemodis.se/english/

 

  Movement Disorder Section of the Slovak Neurological Society

Dr. Matej Skorvanek, MD, PhD
Head
Cukrová 3
Bratislava, Slovakia
Tel: +421 949 275 277
Fax: +421 55 789 8546
Email: mskorvanek@gmail.com

MDS-ES Collaborations

The MDS-ES collaborates with the following entities on various initiatives within the regional section.

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