2023 Childhood Dementia Symposium - accelerating therapeutic options for children with dementia
Event description
Childhood Dementia Initiative will hold the second Childhood Dementia Symposium in Sydney on Tuesday March 14 2023.
The draft symposium program can be downloaded here.
This symposium will bring researchers, clinicians, industry and patient representatives together to accelerate the availability of therapeutic options for children with dementia.
In the morning, the symposium will feature keynote speakers, presentations and discussion about the needs, challenges and opportunities in the development of therapeutics for children with dementia.
After lunch, there will be a facilitated networking session followed by presentations and discussion around the clinical and clinical trial aspects of childhood dementia.
Although this symposium is open to anyone who would like to attend, it is primarily for researchers and clinicians and the presentations will be scientific in nature. We plan to extend the program in 2024 to include a health and social care stream, details of this will be shared in later 2023.
Payment by credit card or invoice is possible. Registrations close 9 March 2023.
For pre and post-symposium or future touring options visit sydney.com and/or VisitNSW.com.
If you have any questions please contact: kris@childhooddementia.org
About Childhood Dementia Initiative
Childhood Dementia Initiative is driving world-first action for every child with dementia. We are finding better ways to research and treat the 70+ disorders that lead to childhood dementia. Through bold, innovative approaches and systemic change we are improving outcomes for children with dementia across the world.
Childhood Dementia Initiative’s leadership, Board, and advisory committees represent both lived experience and extensive professional experience across rare, chronic and terminal disease. Cross-disciplinary experts from research, healthcare, social services and policy are engaged to drive change through strategic collaboration and the organisation is guided by the voices of families who have children with dementia.
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