Schedule of SIG Meetings during 30th RiMS Congress

SIG Meetings during 30th RiMS Congress

During the 30th RiMS Congress taking place in Barcelona and in parallel, multiple SIG lectures and meetings will be taking place, providing a platform for deep discussion, project development, and peer learning.

  1. Day 1, Wednesday, September 24

  2. 13:15 - 16:15
    • SIG Mood and Cognition | SIG Mobility (Check different timings)

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      SIG Mood & Cognition (13:15 - 15:15)

      📍 Room: see RiMS Congress webpage.

      • 13:15–13:30 | Welcome and introduction – J. Podda & B. de Dios Perez (SIG Chairs) | 15 min
      • 13:30–13:45 | C. Gualco, Italian Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, Genoa, Italy | 15 min
      • 13:45–14:00 | M. Yu, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, Australia | 15 min
      • 14:00–14:15 | Prof M. Bassolino, Institute of Health, Sion, Switzerland; The Sense Innovation & Research Center, Sion and Lausanne | 15 min
      • 14:15–14:45 | Round table discussion with speakers and audience | 30 min
      • 14:45–15:15 | Closing remarks – J. Podda & B. de Dios Perez | 30 min

      SIG Mobility (14:15 - 16:15)

      📍 Room: see RiMS Congress webpage.

      Agenda:

      • 14:15 | Welcome & Introduction – SIG Chairs | 15 min
      • 14:30 | From concept to consortium: a personal journey through a multi-centric rehabilitation study – A. Kalron | 20 min
      • 14:50 | From silos to synergy: building multi-stakeholder collaboration in scientific projects – P. Feys20 min
      • 15:10 | No patient left behind: expanding multidisciplinary rehabilitation research into underserved rural communities – E. Arntzen | 20 min
      • 15:30 | Round table – Moderator: L. Pedulla, with speakers, expert panelists and audience interaction 20 min
      • 16:15 | End
  3. 16:15 - 18:15
    • SIG Occupation | SIG Bladder, Bowel & Sexuality

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      SIG Occupation

      📍 Room: see RiMS Congress webpage.

      Agenda:

      • 16:15–16:25 | Welcome and introduction | 10 min
      • 16:25–17:10 | OTiMS project – results and plans for the future | 45 min
      • 17:10–17:40 | Presentations of research/ongoing projects:
      • Marcia Finlayson – MS Rehabilitation ECHO Curriculum
      • Inger Løyning – Evaluating Effectiveness of Inpatient Rehabilitation Service in Norway | 30 min
      • 17:40–18:15 | Survey presentation and closing of meeting | 35 min

      SIG Bladder, Bowel & Sexuality

      📍 Room: see RiMS Congress webpage.

      Agenda:

      • Introduction – Corinne/SIG | 5 min
      • Lived experiences with MS bladder and bowel, a nurse perspective – Noreen Barker | 10 min
      • Bladder/bowel problems in MS and their treatment options – Jalesh Panicker & Klaus Krogh | 30 min
      • MS bladder check development/validation/assessment – Jalesh Panicker | 20 min
      • Interview on implementation of MS bladder check in clinic – Noreen Barker & Carla Kloet | 10 min
      • Lack of diagnostic tool to assess MS bowel & status on new tool development – Klaus Krogh | 25 min
      • Panel discussion | 10 min
  4. Day 2, Thursday, September 25

  5. 16:00 - 18:00
    • SIG Communication & Swallowing | SIG Autonomy

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      SIG Communication & Swallowing

      📍 Room: see RiMS Congress webpage.

      Agenda:

      • 16:00 | Welcome – Leena Maria & Hans | 10 min
      • 16:10 | Measuring cognitive change in MS: language and memory test (LMT) – Prof Vicky Leavitt | 30 min
      • 16:40 | Assessment of Pragmatic Abilities and Cognitive Substrates (APACS) – Leena Maria | 30 min
      • 17:10 | Break | 10 min
      • 17:20 | Introduction candidate chair Martha + voting | 20 min
      • 17:40 | Discussion: Future of SIG, open co-chair position, future plans | 20 min
      • 18:00 | End

      SIG Autonomy

      📍 Room M210 – CCIB M2

      • 04:00 pm Welcome (Andrea Giordano)
      • 04:10 pm Update on current SIG projects
        • Needs of people with primary progressive multiple sclerosis (NIPS) – a crosscultural study (RiGra project)
        • Motherhood choice in MS – an international survey: current status and next steps (Julia Peper, Anne Rahn)
        • Social determinants of health and social needs in MS (Claudia Marck)
      • 04:45 pm Break (15 minutes)
      • 05:00 pm Discussion: Which future for our SIG?
      • 06:00 pm Conclusion

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