International Child Neurology Associaton
Newsletter September 2009
This edition of the Newsletter has been delayed to include details of the ICNA Executive Board Meeting held in Kyiv, Ukraine on 8-9 September, 2009. Some important changes to the electoral process were agreed upon, and it is hoped that the ICNA Membership will endorse these to produce a more equitable electoral process.
This is the third edition of the Newsletter to be distributed electronically via email and ICNApedia, and not by paper copy. I wrote letters last time to a small number of members who did not have email addresses, offering to send paper copies but none requested these. If you are aware of any members who cannot access the Newsletter, please inform me on their behalf. Our list of emails is at times incorrect, and it is vital that you notify the Treasurer or me if you change your address or if you fi nd you can access this only by ICNApedia.
I remain committed to publishing details of all National and Regional Conferences and Activities. Please inform me of any such matters. There is an excellent article in this issue on Child Neurology in Turkey by Banu Anlar and Haluk Topaloglu.
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Ian Wilkinson
Editor
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In this issue
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Yoshiyuki Suzuki
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 Deadlines for Nomination and Voting
Nomination: December 31, 2009
Voting: February 28, 2010 |
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International Child Neurology Association
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 ICNA is a respected international group of child neurologists who wish to advance the care of children with neurological problems throughout the world. We invite all child neurologists to join the association. There are several benefits for Members including full access to the ICNAPedia resource, subscription to the half yearly Newsletters and the reputed IRCN Series. Most importantly Your membership and active participation is critical in further advancing child neurology around the world, especially in developing countries, which will ultimately benefit from possibilities of diagnoses, treatment alternatives, and general care of the patients, as well as from education and training.
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