BSCN Activities

Scientific Meetings

The Society holds three one-day ordinary scientific meetings each year open to members, and other interested parties by invitation. Details of forthcoming meetings can be found in the events page. It is customary for the Autumn meeting to be held in London.

Once every three years the society holds a week-long residential training course in Oxford

Occasional other scientifc meetings are arranged on themed subjects on an 'ad hoc' basis. These also appear on our events page

We also host the Association of Trainees in Clinical Neurophysiology (ATCN) and support their regular educational meetings which usually take place on the Thursday before a BSCN scientific meeting. You can email the ATCN directly at:  info.atcn@gmail.com

 

Grants and Prizes

The Society offers several cash prizes and awards to encourage involvement in our speciality:

Medical Student Bursary (£5000 annually)

Medical Student Essay Prize (£500 annually)

The Adrian Prize (£1000 annually)

The Christine and Adrian Fowle Prize (£500 at the discretion of the society)

Books Grants (£450 annually)

The IFCN also offers grants and awards in the field of clinical neurophysiogy

Young investigator paper awards

IFCN Fellowships

Education  and Research Scholarships

  

Named Lectures and Honours

The Society honours individuals who have contributed greatly to the discipline:

The Grey Walter Medal

The Geoffrey Parr Memorial Lecture   

 

Encouraging High Quality in Clinical Neurophysiology

The Society wishes to encourage the provision of the highest quality clinical services possible in our field. To this end we:

Participate in the development of the IQUIPS Scheme

Publish clinical guidelines which set out our views on the conduct of clinical work in the field

Participate in regular national audits of the practice of clinical neurophysiology

We contribute to the development of NICE guidelines on Epilepsy in adults and children

 

What we do not do

We do not provide medical advice to individual patients

We do not advertise vacant posts at present, though the IFCN does have a 'Positions Open' page