The National Multiple Sclerosis Society (NMSS) is offering a free accredited program for neurologic care providers whose patients include those diagnosed with MS.
NMSS developed ECHO MS to improve health outcomes for people affected by MS. Joining the webinar series fosters lasting connections among neurologists caring for patients with MS.
Each ECHO MS: Care Essentials session has a short didactic and two patient case discussions – colleagues share insights and build consensus cases presented! Participants attend one of four ECHO MS Hubs for 12, one-hour sessions and earn 12 CME (free). Sessions are offered during the lunch hour in four time zones (Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern) and meet on weekdays twice a month. The next cohort is from Sept 2023-March 2024.
Hub Sites & Directors:
- Eastern Hub – Suma Shah, MD – Duke University Medical Center MS Center
- Central Hub – Salim Chahin, MD, MSCE – The John L. Trotter MS Center at the Washington University St. Louis School of Medicine
- Mountain Hub – Enrique Alvarez, MD, PhD – Rocky Mountain MS Center at the University of Colorado
- Pacific Hub – Annette Wundes, MD & Gloria von Geldern – University of Washington Medicine MS Center
To view the hub schedules and register, click here. Topics include:
- Diagnosing MS and Diagnostic Red Flags
- MRI in Diagnosis and Monitoring
- Managing an MS Relapse
- MS Disease Modifying Therapies & Early High-Efficacy MS Treatment
- Symptom Management: Mobility, Pain, Fatigue, and Sleep
- …and more!
