Learn to take a multidisciplinary approach to diagnosing and addressing psychological and cognitive issues in patients with MS, including identification of sources of psychosocial support and wellness interventions

This webcast on bleeding risk summarizes current guidelines, mechanisms of action, safety, and efficacy of reversal agents for anti coagulation and utilizes these guidelines and evidence-based recommendations for the use of reversal agents to establish best practices to access anticoagulant antidotes in the critical care settings.

Upon completion of this webcast, participants should be able to Conduct a thorough clinical examination and genetic testing for the early and accurate diagnosis of SMA, evaluate safety and efficacy data of recently available disease-modifying treatment and supportive strategies.

Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a genetic disorder of the spinal motor neuron. Currently, there is no cure for SMA. This educational activity begins with a mother and caregiver’s story of her 2 daughters with different forms of SMA—from diagnosis and enrollment in clinical trials to an ongoing journey of challenges and successes.

This activity consists of clinical vignettes, short video interviews of leading experts in multiple sclerosis (MS), and brief summaries of clinical data related to these issues.

Strategies to Address Suboptimal Treatment Response in CIDP

Pathophysiological Approach to Therapeutic Interventions

This online activity will provide patient-centered, video-based education that explores care challenges that exist in the period of transition from pediatric care to adult care.

This activity describes the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of multiple sclerosis (MS) and the design of efficacious treatment strategies