On Saturday 9th September, ParadigMS brings together MS experts to discuss and peer review educational materials on multiple sclerosis treatment and care. A detailed agenda will be shared closer to the meeting but how to uncover subtle/silent progressions is one of the hot topics that will be discussed.
EXPERT MEETING SEPTEMBER 2023
The following ‘hot topics’ are on the agenda:
Our expert meeting will feature a diverse and engaging program, coming soon!
ParadigMS board members meet virtually in March. At the Expert Meetings, experts peer review each others educational slide decks with the objective to publish educational materials for clinical neurologists and nurses on behalf of ParadigMS.
EXPERT DIGITAL MEETING MARCH 2023
The following ‘hot topics’ were on the agenda:
Paediatric MS – (Lead authors: Melinda Magyari )
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the diagnosis of MS – (Lead authors: Florian Deisenhammer)
Cognition in MS – (Lead: Carlo Pozzilli and Bart Van Wijmeersch)
A common theme throughout many of the sections in the e-learning is the prominent role played by brain-resident microglia in multiple sclerosis (MS). This module, authored by Prof. Patrick Vermersch, will discuss how current MS treatments reduce MS relapse activity and acute inflammation, but how the activation of innate immune cells (i.e. microglia) in the brain contributes to ongoing disability progression that is not related to relapses.
Curious to learn more?
Enroll now
With thanks to our sponsor who supports this e-learning without any involvement in the elaboration...
This e-learning module covers the topic of clinical progression and the relation with innate immune cells. Unlike the historical interpretation, evidence now suggests that all phenotypes lie on a multiple sclerosis continuum, and that acute and chronic inflammation are present to different extents in each form of MS. This module, authored by Professor Carlo Pozzilli, MD PhD, digs into the pathophysiology of MS to explain the MS continuum and how the activation of microglia in the brain and subsequent induction of neurodegenerative processes relate to that.
Curious to learn more?
Enroll...
ParadigMS board members meet virtually in March 18th, 2023. At the Expert Meetings, experts peer review each others educational slide decks with the objective to publish educational materials for clinical neurologists and nurses on behalf of ParadigMS.The following “hot topics” were on agenda.
Paediatric Multiple Sclerosis (Lead author: Melinda Magyari)
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis (Lead author: Florian Deisenhammer)
Cognition in Multiple Sclerosis: a marker of silent progression (Lead author: Carlo Pozzilli)
The presentations were followed...
To develop better training programmes, ParadigMS invites you to complete this 4-min needs assessment survey that should give the ParadigMS Board insights into your training needs and your preferred learning environment
Minimum two MS experts collaborate to produce an educational slide deck. These slide decks are presented (live) to ParadigMS members, peer reviewed and updated. The slide decks are published on the ParadigMS website “on behalf of ParadigMS”.
Consensus publications
Based on the slide decks, publications are produced. These publications are peer reviewed and published as consensus publications.
Regional and national educational events
Regional (fe: Scandinavian countries, Benelux, …) or national events where state-of-the-art science is transferred to general neurologists and other care givers (nurses, etc) that are confronted with MS in their day to day practice.
Web-based educational tools and resources
Webinars can complement the educational events.
Medical education (ME) programs
The educational slide decks, events and webinars can be important building blocks of accredited educational programs.
Your subscription will automatically renew on a monthly or yearly basis, depending on the plan you have chosen. If you cancel your plan, it will not renew at the end of your subscription cycle. It will end once the period you have paid for is over.
If you subscribe as a healthcare practitioner and it is proven that you are not a healthcare practitioner, you will be banned immediately from the community and could be liable to prosecution.