Association of British Neurologists
The Association of British Neurologists
The Association of British Neurologists was founded in 1932 and currently has approx. 1500 members, mainly Consultant and Trainee Neurologists (membership criteria are available on the ABN website). The ABN aims to promote excellent standards of care and champion high-quality education and world-class research in Neurology.
The ABN's principal objectives are to:
- Encourage nationwide availability of excellent and equitable neurological services
- Support Neurologists and Neurological Trainees in their clinical practice.
- Support Neurologists and Neurological Trainees in their research and academic activities.
- Increase knowledge of the nervous system and its disorders.
- Ensure the continuing professional development of its members.
- Promote the education of Neurological Trainees and support the learning of Neurology throughout medical training.
- Collaborate with the Royal Colleges of Physicians (London, Edinburgh and Glasgow).
- Foster communication with patient interest groups.
- Maintain contacts with neurologists in developed and in developing countries.
- Provide guidance when required for matters relating to neurology