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ME/CFS/FMS
Conference
Wednesday May 19th 2004, Queens Hotel Lockerbie.
THE FUTURE
DIRECTION FOR SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC FATIGUE ILLNESSES IN DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY 9.45
– 10.15 Tea
Coffee Juice Biscuits and Registration 10.15 John
Ross CBE FRAGS, Chairman, NHS Dumfries and Galloway Opening
Address 10.25 Russell
Brown MP, Member of the Cross Party ME Group, Westminster The
views from Westminster 10.30 Dr
Gregor Purdie, GP Adviser NHS Board Developing
Strategy for Dumfries and Galloway 10.35
Simon
Lawrence, 25% ME Group People
severely affected with ME 11.00 Theresa
Lawson State
Benefits for people with chronic fatigue illnesses 11.10
Break 11.20 Jill
Moss and Mary Jane Willows, Association of Young People with ME Education
for Children with ME 11.40 11.45 Workshops (1)
Issues to include in a policy on educating
children with ME (2)
Maximising benefits and support for people
with CFS/ME/FMS 13.00 The Queens
Hotel has a reasonably priced, wide range of snacks and meals on their
lunch menu. 14.00 Alex
Ferguson MSP, Chair of Cross Party Group on ME, Holyrood The
view from Holyrood 14.05 Dr
Harden Carter, Public Health Consultant, Lothian Health Board Scottish
Executive perspective 14.30 Dr
Gregor Purdie Commentary
on Fatigue in Neurological Disorders – Report by Dr
A Chaudhuri, published in Lancet 14.45 Dr
Vance Spence, Chairman of the ME Research Group (MERGE) Hon
Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Cardiovascular Research. University
of Dundee, UK Bob
McRae – Secretary/Treasurer of MERGE Current
research and developments in ME 15.05 Tea
Coffee Juice & Biscuits 15.15 Towards
a strategy for the care of children and adults with chronic fatigue illnesses
in Dumfries and Galloway 16.15
Break 16.30 Christine
King, Head of Strategic Planning and Commissioning, NHS
Dumfries and Galloway Resume
with “Question Time” 17.00 Close
MORNING
SESSION
Break
for Tea, Coffee and Juice.
Lunch
Afternoon
Session
Group
Workshops
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more details please contact Denis or Norma Turner on 01576 204129 or by email
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