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MULTIDISCIPLINARY TREATMENT APPROACHES IN PARKINSON`S DISEASE SYMPOSIUM WAS HELD

  • Date May 8, 2026 Friday
  • Admission Free No registration needed

About the Event

The "Multidisciplinary Treatment Approaches in Parkinson`s Disease Symposium" was held on May 8, 2026 , at the Ahmet Yesevi Conference Hall under the coordination of Assistant Professor Ecem Karanfil Akbaş and Research Assistant Ayşenur Özcan , organized by the Department of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences, Çankırı Karatekin University. The symposium brought together expert speakers from the fields of neurology, physiotherapy and rehabilitation, nutrition and dietetics, and speech and language therapy to discuss current evidence-based and multidisciplinary approaches to the management of Parkinson`s disease. With the participation of 53 attendees, the event aimed to strengthen students` understanding of interdisciplinary teamwork and promote a comprehensive clinical perspective on Parkinson`s disease. Participant feedback indicated a high level of satisfaction with both the scientific content and the overall organization of the symposium. Click here for...

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The "Multidisciplinary Treatment Approaches in Parkinson`s Disease Symposium" was held on May 8, 2026, at the Ahmet Yesevi Conference Hall under the coordination of Assistant Professor Ecem Karanfil Akbaş and Research Assistant Ayşenur Özcan, organized by the Department of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences, Çankırı Karatekin University. The symposium brought together expert speakers from the fields of neurology, physiotherapy and rehabilitation, nutrition and dietetics, and speech and language therapy to discuss current evidence-based and multidisciplinary approaches to the management of Parkinson`s disease. With the participation of 53 attendees, the event aimed to strengthen students` understanding of interdisciplinary teamwork and promote a comprehensive clinical perspective on Parkinson`s disease. Participant feedback indicated a high level of satisfaction with both the scientific content and the overall organization of the symposium.

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