Our e-learning section provides on-demand access to webinars, conference lectures, podcasts, and outcome measure resources tailored for professionals in Multiple Sclerosis rehabilitation. These materials support continuous education and are available exclusively to RiMS members.
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A final look back at the RiMS Annual Conference 2026. RiMS President Roshan das Nair reflects on key take-home messages from the conference and closes the event with a few final words of thanks to the RiMS community.
What have we learned from the evolution of MS rehabilitation, and where should the field go next? In this RiMS Annual Conference 2026 Honorary Lecture, Professor Jenny Freeman reflects on the evidence, experiences and changing priorities that have shaped MS rehabilitation — and the opportunities ahead for the next generation.
How can people with MS take a more active role in managing urogenital problems? In this RiMS Annual Conference 2026 invited lecture, Peter Flachenecker explores practical tools to raise awareness, support assessment and improve the management of neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction.
How can we better distinguish recovery, compensation and progression in multiple sclerosis? In this RiMS Annual Conference 2026 lecture, Daphne Kos explores how clinical, digital and contextual outcome measures can support more sensitive monitoring and personalised rehabilitation.
How can technology support more personalised and effective rehabilitation for people with MS? In this RiMS Annual Conference 2026 lecture, Sofia Straudi explores gait robotics, virtual reality, telerehabilitation and artificial intelligence, and their potential to advance evidence-based, patient-centred rehabilitation.
How can we better identify and address the hidden deficits that quietly erode quality of life in MS? In this RiMS Annual Conference 2026 lecture, Hans Bogaardt explores the pervasive nature of communication breakdowns and swallowing difficulties, highlighting critical gaps in assessment tools and clinical evidence.
How can we better support people with MS to remain in paid employment? In this RiMS Annual Conference 2026 lecture, Helen Ford explores work instability, the factors associated with job retention, and the potential of ACT-based interventions to help prevent job loss.
Can targeted physical therapy modulate molecular pathways to optimize functional recovery in MS? In this RiMS Annual Conference 2026 lecture, Kamila Řasová explores how structured, mechanism-based physiotherapy drives neuroplasticity, improves systemic regulation and directly influences neuroimmune pathways.
Can an integrated, goal-directed approach optimize outcomes in routine clinical practice? In this RiMS Annual Conference 2026 opening lecture, John DeLuca examines whether the distinction between functional recovery and adaptive compensation is clinically meaningful or overly simplistic.
This webinar introduces the Cognitive Occupation-Based programme for people with Multiple Sclerosis (COB-MS), a clinical trial of an occupational therapy intervention designed to improve daily functioning for people experiencing cognitive challenges related to MS.
In this webinar, two PhD students Gözde Deniz Ünal (Turkey) and Rasmus Christian Jungersen (Denmark), share their research and early-career experiences in the field of multiple sclerosis rehabilitation.
In this webinar, Dr. Tobia Zanotto and Dr. Jacob Sosnoff unpack what frailty means in the MS context and how targeted rehabilitation strategies can improve outcomes for people living with MS.
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