MDS-PAS Congress 2026 Session Evaluation

MDS-PAS Congress 2026 Session 3106 Evaluation Form
Plenary Session 3106

Controversies in Movement Disorders

February 15, 2026

10:15 - 12:00
Learning Objectives:

1. Discuss the recent advances and new challenges for developing disease-modifying therapies for monogenic Parkinson's disease
2. Measure the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the daily practice and development of the field of Movement Disorders
3. Discuss the potential positive and negative effects of reducing protein aggregation on neurodegenerative disease progression
Session Evaluation
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The content is relevant to my professional and / or scientific interests.

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The quality of the education process (method of presentation and information provided) was satisfactory and appropriate.

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The information provided will enhance my care of patients with Movement Disorders and / or advance my scientific understanding of Movement Disorders.

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The overall session organization was satisfactory and appropriate.

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Faculty Assessment
Nicolas Phielipp
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The information was presented without commercial bias. The speaker did not discuss a single branded commercial product or service.

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Artur Schuh
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Joaquin Vizcarra
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Mandar Jog
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Emilia Gatto
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Gabor Kovacs
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MDS-PAS Congress 2026 Session 3106 Evaluation Form

Plenary Session 3106

Controversies in Movement Disorders