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THE SOCIETY OF BRITISH NEUROLOGICAL SURGEONS
The Society of British Neurological Surgeons was founded in 1926 and is the world's oldest national neurosurgical society. There are five categories of membership; Full, Associate, Affiliated, Senior and Honorary. The criteria for membership are indicated in the Society's Constitution.
Aims
The purpose of the Society is the study and advancement of Neurosurgery. This is achieved through the scientific meetings of the Society, through publications arising from deliberations about aspects of Neurosurgical practice and delivery of Neurosurgical services, through fostering professional relationships amongst neurosurgeons and through engagement with the public and bodies involved in the provision of care to patients requiring Neurosurgery.
Organisation
The Society is a member organisation of the European Association of Neurosurgical Societies and of the World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies.
Current Activities
The promotion of safe and effective Neurosurgical treatment for patients throughout Great Britain and Ireland is the principal concern of the SBNS in the 21st century. Recommendations on the acquired standards for the provision of Neurosurgical services have been set out in 'Safe Neurosurgery 2000', in 'Safe Paediatric Neurosurgery 2001', and action required to support these are set out in the 'British Neurosurgical Workforce Plan 2000 - 2015'. High standards of professional practice are promoted through the Society's involvement in the education and the examination of Neurosurgeons and through its meetings and associated activities in the continual professional development of Neurosurgeons. Abstracts of papers presented to Society meetings, and other aspects of formal Society business are published on this website and in the Society's official journal, the British Journal of Neurosurgery.
For more information about SBNS go to
www. sbns.org
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| The Ann Conroy Trust is delighted to be associated with: |
The symposium is organised by The Ann Conroy Trust
Registered Charity No 510582
Support, research & education for sufferers & carers of
syringomyelia & associated conditions
Contact:33 Southam Rd, Dunchurch,
Rugby, Warwickshire, CV22 6NL, England
Tel: 00 +44(0) 1788 537676
Fax: 00 +44(0) 1788 569996
Email: admin@syringomyelia2007.org
www.theannconroytrust.org.uk
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The University of
Birmingham |
The Society of British Neurosurgeons |
Spine Society of Europe Neurosurgeons |
Rugby School |
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