Medical professionals who attend the MAPS functional and translational medicine conferences will get an opportunity to avail world-class special needs education during our 3 day event. This CME conference will help prepare health professionals to effectively treat their patients suffering from neurodevelopmental disorders.
Health conditions such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), cerebral palsy, Lyme Disease, Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome (PANS) and many more will be discussed over the course of the conference. Attendees will learn all about the latest developments in medical research and technology that could help them provide better care to special needs children and their families.
Well-known special needs physicians from around the world will attend the MAPS 2023 CME conference, in order to share their knowledge and experiences with the larger pediatric community
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The MAPS continuing medical education (CME) conference is organized for the purpose of providing pediatricians and healthcare workers with the skills and knowledge they need to offer world-class medical care to special needs patients.
MAPS is dedicated to improving the lives of every individual in our community, by way of educating any and all professionals dealing with our delicate population. We encourage all parents and caregivers of special needs children to visit our Parent Resource page, and to invite their child's practitioner to attend a MAPS conference. Our goal is to reach even more professionals, to offer them training that can in turn support families in greater abundance.