Canadian Neurological Sciences Federation

Welcome to the CNSF

We are a not-for-profit federation, managing six National Specialty Societies that deal with the management and prevention of neurologic conditions and diseases.

The CNSF Societies own the Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences (CJNS).  A peer reviewed medical journal which is published and hosted through Cambridge Core. Learn more about the CJNS...

The CNSF hosts a Canadian Congress with four days of accredited scientific courses to assist our members, and others, with their Continuing Professional Development and Maintenance of Certification.

Visit the CNSF Congress web page for more information about the scientific program, sponsorship and exhibiting opportunities. 

Vision

The improved wellbeing of children and adults with diseases, disorders and injuries of the nervous system and the prevention of these conditions.

Mission

To support the neuroscience professions in Canada, and particularly those members of the CNSF’s Societies, through education, advocacy, membership services and research promotion.

Values

Excellence in Education

Continuing professional development is a cornerstone of the success of the individual practitioner, the profession and the member societies. Accordingly, all of the CNSF’s educational efforts must reflect excellence in their quality, relevance and delivery.

Representative and Inclusive

The CNSF is a federation of Societies representing diverse and collegial medical professionals with a common focus on diseases, disorders and injuries of the nervous system. Accordingly, the CNSF must reflect and engage these Societies and their members in how it works and what it does.

A Strong and Effective Voice

The well-being of individuals with diseases, disorders and injuries of the nervous system and, where possible, the prevention of these conditions, comprise an important vision. The work of the member societies and their respective members is also important. The CNSF must advocate with a strong and effective voice knowing that its mission and vision have unique and important value to society.

Responsible Stewardship

The CNSF’s financial resources are secured from the dues paid by the professionals of its constituent Societies and from commercial sponsors who support its vision and mission. The CNSF has an obligation to the professionals of its constituent Societies to manage these resources wisely, maintain good governance practices, and conform to the standards established on behalf of society by the responsible agencies (e.g. governments, the RCP&SC, provincial and territorial regulatory bodies).