Join us on Tuesday, 25th November 2025, at 16:00 CET for an insightful webinar conducted by Piet Eelen (BE), exploring how nurses can play a vital role in identifying disease progression in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and improving patient outcomes.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is 3 times more common among women than men and is more common among women of childbearing age than in any other age group. Caring for women with MS requires a comprehensive approach to management across a range of unique issues including family planning decisions, hormonal changes, and reproductive health.
MS Nurse PROfessional is seeking university professors interested in supervising a Master’s student on a cross-country study of MS nursing practices in Europe. The thesis will explore how MS nurses are educated, supported, and empowered across six countries, mapping current practices and unmet needs. By guiding this project, you will contribute to vital research that informs education, policy, and advocacy for the future of MS care.
Professors interested in collaborating are invited to express their interest by the end of 2025.
Are you living with Multiple Sclerosis? MS Nurse PROfessional is gathering patient stories to show how healthcare systems support—or fail to support—people with MS. Your experience with specialised nurses, care teams, or access to services can help shape future policy and improve care across Europe.
Share your story and make your voice heard.
MS Nurse PROfessional is preparing a policy roundtable with European decision-makers and needs your voice. MS nurses are vital in MS care but face high caseloads and administrative burdens. By sharing your testimony—on integrated care, digital tools, prescribing authority, or specialised training—you can help show what works and push for systemic change across Europe.
Interested? MS Nurse PROfessional would love to hear from you.
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