11–12 December 2026
Special Programme Track for General Practicioners
This focused two-day agenda will offer practical insights, up‑to‑date clinical knowledge, and relevant guidance for primary care professionals who play a crucial role in the early recognition and management of headache disorders.
On 11–12 December, our dedicated programme stream for general practitioners places the spotlight on the crucial role of early headache detection.
As the first point of contact, GPs are uniquely positioned to recognise patterns early, guide patients effectively and influence long-term outcomes.
This specially curated track offers targeted insights, practical guidance and expert perspectives, making it an unmissable opportunity to strengthen your clinical approach and elevate patient care from the very first consultation.
Take a look at a programme especially curated for your needs.
Certification
We are pleased to inform you that participation in the special programme track for general practicioners has been accredited with 9 CME credits by the Berlin Medical Association (Landesärztekammer Berlin).
To ensure proper credit allocation, please visit one of the certification stations on-site during the event. Your certificate of attendance will be issued separately after the congress and sent to you at a later date.
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For the sake of transparency, information on the nature and amount of the grants for the Track for General Practicioners can be viewed here.