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Meridiano Congress International
Event Manager: Giorgia Di Egidio
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The registration fee covers the entire blended programme, including:
Dinner is not included
The landscape of multiple sclerosis is rapidly evolving due to the increasing complexity of the disease, diverse treatment options and changing patient expectations. To deliver the best care experience, there is a need to promote collaborative practice involving healthcare workers from different professional backgrounds. Nurses are instrumental in bridging the patient’s needs with the expertise of the healthcare team.
The 20th edition of the MS Nurse International Workshop is an EXCEMED Learning Journey which will explore contemporary MS through the viewpoints of three main stakeholders: neurologists, nurses and patients. This blended learning experience will meld online and face-to-face activities aimed at promoting inter professional communication through case-based discussion and interactive sessions. The Journey will stimulate reasoning on how to “build the future of MS management” and develop strategic treatment plans which take key MS issues into consideration.
• Fully grasp the current role and competencies of MS nurses
• Develop updated strategic treatment plans for managing MS
• Analyse challenges posed to nurses by complex MS patients
Join us and participate in the MS in 21th Century SYMPOSIUM
For more information please visit www.msinthe21stcentury.co.uk.
08.30 Opening and introduction
08.40 The MS Nurse International Workshop: 20 years’ evolution in nurse education
G. Comi (Italy) and A. Perrin Ross (USA)
08.55 L1: Rethinking MS immunology
P. Vermersch (France)
09.15 Q&A
09.20 L2: Is it MS and what does having MS mean? Establishing diagnosis and prognosis
G. Comi (Italy)
09.40 Q&A
09.45 L3: What’s new in MS treatment?
M.S. Freedman (Canada)
10.05 Q&A
10.10 CC1: Let’s look at the patient, How to Monitor and Evaluate the Response to Treatment, Case Report
G. Comi (Italy), P. Vermersch (France) and M.S. Freedman (Canada)
10.55 Coffee break
11.15 L4: Case management nursing and patients’ engagement strategies
A. Perrin Ross (USA)
11.35 Q&A
11.40 L5: Reducing the risks of treatments
M.Á. Robles Sánchez (Spain)
12.00 Q&A
12.05 L6: What’s new in MS symptom management
T. Campbell (Canada)
12.25 Q&A
12.30 CC2: Let’s look at the patient
A. Perrin Ross (USA) and T. Campbell (Canada)
13.15 Lunch
14.15 L7: What the patients say: patient-reported outcomes and unmet needs
R. Motta (Italy)
14.35 Q&A
14.40 L8: MS advocacy and the science of patient input
P. Zaratin (Italy)
15.00 Q&A
15.05 RP: My MS
F.D. Lublin (USA) and P. van Galen (Belgium)
15.40 Introduction
D. Schmid (Italy)
15.55 Let’s collaborate − small-group work
16.55 Let’s discuss our findings
17.15 End of the live intervention
Coffee break
17.30 Two monologues do not make a dialogue: communicating MS disease
progression to the patient
B. Bauer (Germany), P. van Galen (Belgium) and H. Thompson (Northern Ireland)
18.15 End of the day