Despite effective vaccines, many older adults suffer from preventable diseases. At the 2023 AAFP Family Medicine Experience, experts Jeremy Szeto and Kristen Robillard shared strategies to optimize adult vaccinations and enhance doctor-patient communication.
Join Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Run during the Brussels Airport Half Marathon or 7K on November 3rd! Have fun and raise awareness and support for people affected with MS by participating in this event and help improve their lives.
Nurse burnout, prevalent in up to 68% of nurses, not only affects the well-being of nurses but also has significant negative impacts on patients and healthcare organizations. Read how to recognise the signs and how to avoid burning-out.
BEHIND-MS and EBV-MS: Two initiatives that delve into the crucial relationship between the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) and MS, aiming to uncover new insights and therapeutic strategies, especially that recent discoveries have identified EBV infection as a significant risk factor for developing MS.
Get up-to-date on 'How misinformation affects family planning choices of women with MS'; 'Pregnancy clinics and the role of the MS Specialist Nurse' and Transitioning of MS care from adolescence to adulthoud.
Read this article to gain insights into reliable digital information sources for neuroscience nurses and individuals with MS, along with tips on navigating these sources. Learn digital skills to better support your people with MS.
Sign the One Million Minds petition & urge the EU to provide Quality Access to Care for people with MS & neurological conditions. Every voice counts!
Our international survey on neuroscience workload was completed by 127 nurses. THANK YOU. We will soon publish the results and advocate for improved conditions for nurses caring for PwMS.
Unlock your MS health potential! A balanced diet empowers symptom control, emphasizing vital nutrients for resilience and well-being. Find out how you and your patients can improve through diet.
MS Nurse PRO at ECTRIMS 2023 empowered nurses, addressed challenges in MS care, and sparked collaboration, fostering advancements in patient well-being and knowledge exchange for a transformative impact on the field.
Unlock insights on aiding MS patients' speech challenges, optimizing care with practical tips and strategies for enhanced communication.
Employment issues are common due to cognitive and physical challenges, necessitating support and adaptation. How can we assit our patients?
Addressing sleep disorders early in individuals with MS is crucial. Insomnia and related conditions heighten fatigue risk, emphasizing the need for timely diagnosis and treatment to mitigate their impact.
Trigeminal neuralgia, a neuropathic pain syndrome, affects MS patients, causing sudden, paroxysmal pain in the face. While medications offer some relief, surgical intervention may be necessary. A multidisciplinary care approach shows promise in improving patients' quality of life.
Palliative care in MS goes far beyond end-of-life assistance, encompassing a holistic approach right from diagnosis. With a multidisciplinary team focused on physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being, it empowers patients to lead active lives throughout their journey. Discover the transformative power of early palliative care, enhancing the quality of life for those living with MS.
ECTRIMS 2023's standout event is the MS Nurse PRO Session on Oct 11. Exclusive to MS nurses, it addresses pregnancy, childhood MS, and family planning, offering vital insights for improved patient care.
The MS Nurse PRO Annual Gathering 2023 united nurses from Europe to support patients with MS in work challenges, featuring expert insights from Inger Grethe Løyning.
WHO has endorsed three essential medicines for MS treatment. This landmark decision opens new avenues for improved care and access to treatment for the approximately 2.8 million people worldwide living with MS.
Research is extremly important for MS nurses as it allows for a better understanding about how it is implemented in clinical practice and to improve patient outcomes.
The COVID-19 pandemic has indefinitely changed our health system. It has also stimulated MS healthcare professionals to find new solutions to deliver interventions to people with MS. Read exactly how here.
Guest blogpost written by Megan Roberts, MS Nurse. Living with MS is hard- the role of the MS nurse is to make living with MS a little easier for everyone with MS – not just those on DMTs. MS nursing is part science, part art- and mostly heart.
Flexible learning opportunities allowing individuals to work and study at the same time are very much welcomed by the nursing community. They bring both career development as well as innovative new responses to practical issues. Read about some fo the MS Nurse PRO experiences.
The coping behavior of patients living with MS has been highly connected to the social support they received, especially support by family, friends, or other patients with MS. The Young People's Network started by EMSP offers just that!
It's official, we are adding a new course to our Catalogue! Starting in Octobert, MS Nurse PRO, supported by ECTRIMS is launching an advanced module on 'Research in MS Nursing Practice'.
'How will drinking alcohol affect my MS?' is probably a question our nursing community has heard many times. We have collected a number of facts, research, and tips for you to bare in mind during your next appointment.
A huge welcome to our Hungarian-speaking community members. We are looking forward to hearing and learning from you.
MS Nurse PRO hosted it's Annual MS Nursing Community Gathering on April 29 in English, Dutch, German, Spanish or Romanian! The participants had the opportunity to hear about DMT and connect with other nurses around Europe.
Guest blogpost written by Anika Biel, specialist in urology, med. tumor therapy, sexual medicine, medical quality management. Bladder dysfunction is very common among people with MS. The challenges are varied and can affect up to 95% of patients with MS. Find out more about the link between MS and bladder function, consequences of non-treatment and diagnostic options.
Currently there is no cure for MS. Yet, there are more and more treatments that help patients manage it better. Find our more about the recent treatments.
