The Bulgarian Society of Neurology is a corporation with scientific and practical goals. During the recent years, the Society was concentrated mainly on the organization of national events. This led to a decrease within the interest in participation among our colleagues. In fact, the Society should be aiming for much higher goals. The Society must undertake the goal of acquiring the right position it deserves among the opposite scientific societies, nationally and abroad, also because the local communities. The Bulgarian Society of Neurology should become the organization to steer the politics within the field of neurology and healthcare. to realize these goals, the management is taking over the subsequent priority tasks:
I sincerely hope that we will increase the role of the Society and make it attractive for each neurologist to participate in.
The mission of our society is to foster quality neurology and brain health worldwide, a goal we seek to realize by promoting global neurological education and training, with the stress placed firmly on under-resourced parts of the planet. Education, improvement of neurologic sciences and knowledge are the most aims of the WFN. The society is eager to promote neurology worldwide, and to improve prevention, diagnosis, and management of neurological disorders for patients.
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