King's College Hospital London, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences (MBRU), solidifying two year partnership. The partnership will promote academic collaborations with student and professors exchanges, bring professional meetings and workshops to the UAE amongst various other key benefits to students and the market. MBRU aims to come to be a global hub for innovative healthcare education by establishing connections with regional and worldwide leading clinical and academic institutes. The partnership will certainly commence by bringing the London Neuroscience Academy Program to the UAE, in the form of The International Symposium of Neurology and Neurosurgery, occurring from the 26 th to the 28 th of February 2018.

The CME accredited symposium will gather 7 world leading neurosurgeons from the United Kingdom in Dubai to provide three days of workshops and talks set to gear up over 700 going to UAE-based clinical students and exercising medical professionals with enhanced knowledge of new strategies and innovative growths shaping the future of neurology and neurosurgery. Industry leading speakers consist of Dr. Sinan Barazi providing on epilepsy in the region, Mr. Nick Thomas sharing his competence on mind tumors, Dr. Sanj Bassi concentrating on neuroplasty and vagal nerve excitement (often referred to as a pacemaker for the brain), and Dr. Richard Gullan, talking about eliminating stutters making use of Occipital Nerve (deep brain) stimulation.

"Despite limited recent stats on neurological problem occurrence in the UAE, King's College Hospital in London has actually seen around 100 cases from the UAE over the last five years, so we know this is an expanding location of problem and an important location to offer boosted local services and options to UAE clients so they don't have to travel abroad to look for therapy," claimed Neil Buckley, Chief Executive Officer at Kings College Hospital London in the UAE.

Mr. Buckley explains, "This is why King's is dedicated to upskilling exercising clinicians and the future generation workforce, with this occasion and even more to comply with, in partnership with Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences. Our world's leading neurosurgeons expect shedding light on many brand-new specialist treatments and ground-breaking patient cases from diagnosis to treatment."

Dr. Amer Sharif, Vice Chancellor of Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences, added, "As an organization committed to furthering the knowledge of our students, we function tirelessly to present them with the latest in the area of medical education. Among our values is connectivity, so we are delighted to work together with King's College Health center London in the UAE and sign this MoU. We believe that it will certainly bring a range of mutual benefits for both events. We are constantly excited to create new possibilities for development and advancement, and determine the requirements of our trainees and our country. We are excited to give our pupils with the chance to find out from world prominent experts in the area of Neuroscience and Neurology."

King's aims to stimulate an internationally coherent network of doctor driven by its firm belief that international clinical experience and education stays vital in dealing with health obstacles efficiently. In addition to the London Neuroscience Academy, King's University Medical facility London in the UAE has likewise created the unique 'London Faculty Program', which will certainly see world leading professionals, including neurosurgeons, from King's in London and its partner medical facilities visit individuals in the UAE every four to six weeks for specialised procedures at King's local Dubai and Abu Dhabi based Medical Centres.

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