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.
Use the tags below to filter by content type or year and discover materials that best match your learning interests.
A self-reported scale assessing the ease or difficulty of performing two-handed daily activities. Scored via a Rasch model to produce precise, interval-level results.
A 10-item questionnaire to determine hand dominance through self-reported preferences in everyday activities. Widely used in neurological and rehabilitation settings.
A self-reported measure of perceived manual ability during everyday activities involving one or both hands. Includes multiple translations and Rasch-based score conversion.
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