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Event
From reactive to proactive: Lived experience and the nursing role in multiple sclerosis care
Aims:
- To enhance the knowledge and expertise of nurses in multiple sclerosis (MS) care.
- to foster an understanding of the transformative shift in MS management—from a reactive to a proactive approach, and from a paternalistic model to collaborative and patient-empowered care
- To understand the personal experience of living with MS
Objectives:
Develop a foundational understanding of the evolution of MS care, from past practices to present advancements and future innovations.
Recognize the significance of truly listening to patient experiences and gaining insight into life with MS.
Gain a comprehensive perspective on key priorities in treatment, including disease-modifying therapies, symptom and relapse management, and holistic multi-disciplinary support available for people with MS
Presentation slides
Chair

Head of nursing, Neurology Academy; RCN neuroscience forum committee member and MS Together trustee
Speakers

Professional lead for neuroscience and learning disability nursing, Royal College of Nursing

Helpline and information officer, MS-UK

Volunteer, MS-UK

MS specialist nurse, Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust
Encouraging excellence, developing leaders, inspiring change
MS Academy was established five years ago and in that time has accomplished a huge amount. The six different levels of specialist MS training are dedicated to case-based learning and practical application of cutting edge research. Home to national programme Raising the Bar and the fantastic workstream content it is producing, this is an exciting Academy to belong to.