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4th Movement Disorders Clinical Practice (MDCP) Conference: Modern Phenomenology in Movement Disorders

Join the Editors of the Movement Disorders Clinical Practice (MDCP) journal and other renowned experts after the 2025 AOPMC to discuss modern phenomenology, improve clinical skills in movement disorders, and promote manuscript submission to MDCP.

Sunday, March 23, 2025
12:30 - 17:15
Tokyo, Japan (immediately following the AOPMC)

Register as part of the AOPMC
RSVP to the MDCP Conference during your AOPMC registration. If you are already registered for the AOPMC, you can update your RSVP to the MDCP conference in your registration details.

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Course Directors:

 
Timothy Lynch
Incoming Co-Editor-in-Chief
Movement Disorders Clinical Practice


Davide Martino
Incoming Co-Editor-in-Chief
Movement Disorders Clinical Practice


Additional faculty and topics TBA. 

 

About the MDCP Conference

The annual MDCP Conference is presented in conjunction with the MDS Regional Congresses. It alternates between the PAS Congress in Pan America and AOPMC in Asia and Oceania. 

 

Previous Conference Materials

2024:
Translating Good Semiology in Effective Research Reporting

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2023:
Disparities and Inequities in the Availability of Therapies and Diagnostic Procedures Across Regions of the World

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2022:
Unanswered Questions in Clinical Practice and Unmet Clinical Needs in Movement Disorders

View recap and discussion videos »

Read journal supplement »
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