Posts about 2023

This webinar focuses on the critical role of rehabilitation in identifying early progression in MS. It examines both clinician-reported performance measures and patient-reported outcomes (PROs).
This session was made possible thanks to the support of Merck.

Standardized assessments in MS clinics are essential for detecting and tracking subtle motor changes. This webinar showcases the Dresden approach and the role of countermovement jumps in capturing early deficits in physical function.

Understanding and supporting the evolving needs of individuals with MS is essential to fostering autonomy and long-term well-being. This webinar discusses findings from early-stage patient needs assessments and trials in advanced care planning.

RIMS returned to the historic Palazzo Ducale in Genoa for its 28th Annual Conference. This edition explored how to bridge research and clinical realities in MS rehabilitation. Through lectures from leading researchers and clinicians, the programme offered new perspectives on multidisciplinary care, digital innovation, and patient-centered outcomes. Below you’ll find all available recordings from the main sessions.

Pelvic floor dysfunction is a common yet often under-treated issue in people with MS. This webinar explores both in-person and telerehabilitation approaches to pelvic floor muscle training, backed by emerging clinical research.

Communication difficulties, though often underestimated, significantly affect quality of life in people with MS. This webinar addresses changes in speech and communication, and highlights the work of the RIMS Special Interest Group in this area.

Emerging research suggests that gut health may influence MS disease progression and symptomatology. This webinar explores the evolving connection between the gut microbiome and multiple sclerosis.