What does DGN mean in SOCIETIES

The German Society for Neurology (DGN) is a professional medical association based in Germany that is dedicated to promoting and advancing research, education, and patient care in the field of neurology. The DGN works to bring together clinicians, scientists and other healthcare professionals committed to continuing education and research in this field.

Anyone interested in neurology or associated fields may become a member of the DGN. To do so, you will need to fill out an application form which can be found on the official website and submit it along with payment of membership fees.

Membership in the DGN offers several benefits including access to clinical resources, discounts on conferences and workshops organized by the society, access to webinars, exclusive access to neurology journals, and much more.

The DGN hosts numerous events throughout the year including international conferences which are open to members as well as non-members. Additionally, it organizes national conferences or symposiums focusing on specific topics or themes related to neurology. Furthermore it also provides educational workshops for its members such as lectures from renowned experts and live demonstrations from leading institutions.

Each award offered by the DGN has its own eligibility criteria depending upon its category. Broadly speaking though one requirement usually required by all awards is that applicants should have been members of the association before submitting their applications. Furthermore some awards may also require applicants to provide proof of achievements or excellence in their specialty field apart from fulfilling general criteria such as age limit etc.

The German Society for Neurology regularly issues grants to support research projects related to neurological diseases or disorders conducted by members of its organization. To apply for these grants one needs fullfill certain eligibility criteria such as being an active member of at least three years duration etc., apart from providing proof attesting towards a project's relevance with respect ot neurological diseases/disorders. Information about current grant programs along with details about how one can apply for them can be found on our official website under 'grants' section.

The DNG publishes journal articles every month which are accessible online via our official website or through subscription plans if applicable.