Posts about Recorded webinar

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.

In collaboration with EMSP, this webinar brings together healthcare professionals and a person with MS to explore the findings of the Invisible Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms (IMSS) survey, conducted by EMSP and its partners.

Young people with MS face unique challenges at work, yet their experiences are often overlooked. This webinar shares new research and insights on how to create more inclusive workplaces.

In collaboration with ECTRIMS, this Webinar consisted of an interactive 𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗱𝗶𝘀𝗰𝘂𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 exploring how Disease-Modifying Therapies (DMTs) and rehabilitation complement each other to slow disease progression, strengthen neurological reserve, and enhance quality of life.

MS nurses are stepping up as leaders in person-centred, holistic care across Europe. In this powerful session, two trailblazing experts explore how the role of MS specialist nurses is expanding across cognitive support, bladder and bowel management, emotional care, digital tools, and telehealth—redefining how rehabilitation is delivered.

This session delves into how people with MS experience and perceive physical activity—from engaging in outdoor physiotherapy interventions to balancing movement with work life. These patient-centered insights help refine rehabilitation strategies to align with real-world needs and preferences.

This webinar explores how digital tools are shaping MS rehabilitation—from emerging biomarkers that inform clinical decision-making to the evolving use of passive and active remote monitoring systems.
This webinar was made possible thanks to the support of Merck.

This webinar focuses on translating scientific evidence into real-world clinical practice in occupational therapy for people with MS. Topics include synthesizing current research, addressing implementation barriers, and deploying evidence-based interventions in rehabilitation.

This session explores the integration of patient-reported outcomes (PROs) into the clinical care of people with MS, with highlights from the international PROMS initiative and psychometric insights into PRO tools.
This webinar was made possible thanks to the support of ROCHE.

What does it mean to be an early career researcher in MS rehabilitation? This webinar offers insights into two ongoing PhD projects, exploring mechanisms like the kynurenine pathway and walking fatigability in people with MS—from two international perspectives.

Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) is an emerging, non-invasive technique for assessing brain function. This webinar explores its application in MS research and rehabilitation.

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.

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.

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted rehabilitation services and affected people with MS globally. This webinar highlights key findings from RIMS international surveys examining the pandemic’s impact on care delivery, physical activity, and the adoption of assistive technologies.

Walking while thinking isn’t always simple for people with MS. This webinar dives into cognitive-motor interference (CMI), revealing insights from RIMS multi-center studies and showcasing novel methods to assess and manage dual-tasking challenges in MS rehabilitation.

Endurance exercise holds great promise in MS rehabilitation, but interpreting outcomes can be complex. This webinar addresses methodological challenges and explores its biochemical impact through the lens of the kynurenine pathway.

Empowering individuals with MS to take charge of their rehabilitation is key to long-term wellbeing. This webinar explores how autonomy and web-based tools can enhance rehabilitation outcomes across different stages of life.

Bladder, bowel, and sexual dysfunctions are among the most challenging yet under-discussed aspects of MS. This webinar provides clinical and research-based perspectives on evaluating and addressing these sensitive but crucial components of patient care.

Cognitive impairment affects up to 70% of people with MS and often goes underdiagnosed. This webinar explores the tools and strategies available for effective cognitive screening and highlights the diversity of cognitive phenotypes in MS patients.

As people with MS live longer, understanding how aging influences neuromuscular function is increasingly important. This webinar brings together emerging insights from exercise physiology to explore the impact of muscle strength and neuromuscular activation across the lifespan in MS.