The International Child Neurology Association (ICNA) was founded on 12 September 1973.ICNA is a respected international group of child neurologists who wish to advance the care of children with neurological problems throughout the world

Educational meetings held in collaboration with or under the auspices of the International Child Neurology Association. View on Demand recording of the lectures are provided whenever available. Please also see ICNTN Webinars, FLICNA Webinars & the Media Library for more curated educational content. Please note that access to some content may be allowed for ICNA members only.

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The FLICNA Journal Club is held online on the third Saturday of every month at 9AM Eastern Time (ET) | 2PM London | 6:30PM IST. The Journal Club is open to everyone including academics, practitioners, residents, fellows and medical students. New proposals may be submitted using the online form available here. Important instructions regarding the format and other helpful advice is available here. A certificate of attendance will be issued to those who have {tip title="Journal Club Attendance" content="For successful attendance you should have attended the session for at least 30 minutes."} successfully attended the session.{/tip}. You can register for all sessions using this link.

Coordinators: Biju Hameed [ICNTN] ; Esra Serdaroğlu [FLICNA] ; Ebru Petek Arhan [FLICNA]