TiMS is delighted to announce the launch of their new document: Respiratory issues and multiple sclerosis (MS) – a consensus of evidenced-based and expert-opinion management options.

Caitlin Sorrell, Chair of Trustees, reflects on what an engaging, insightful and educational few days was had at the 2024 MS Trust Conference.

The MS Trust were saddened to learn of the passing of Matthew Craner in the last month.

When the pandemic hit, Ruth Stross, MS Nurse Specialist in the Surrey Downs Community Neurorehabilitation Team, was able to identify a simple initiative to improve care for people with MS. She designed and developed a simple mid-stream urine (MSU) test kit to be posted out for people with MS to do at home.

How can MS Health Professionals provide a safe, constructive space in which to discuss the problems people may be experiencing around sex, sexuality and intimacy? Nicki Abel, Lesley Catterall, and Denise Middleton, MS specialist nurses, are here to help

We've created and collected a variety of information resources you might want to share with your MS patients who wish to quit smoking.

Amanda Barrell, of Lemonade Studio, uses examples for the MS Trust’s resource for sharing examples of innovative practice to showcase teams using technology to improve care for people with MS

The Therapists in MS (TiMS) working group has recently updated its competency framework. The new 2022 framework, which includes current evidence, expert opinion and best practice, is designed to help therapists identify their learning needs and document their learning journey.

Our very own Megan Roberts, Head of Health Professionals Programmes, is leaving us to pursue exciting retirement projects – join us as we take a minute to appreciate all of her outstanding achievements.