Cases in Multiple Sclerosis Treatment: Evidence-Based Approaches to Optimal Care

Target Audience
The target learning audience for this initiative is neurologists, nursing professionals, pharmacists, PAs, rehabilitation specialists, mental health professionals, and other members of the healthcare professional team who manage patients with multiple sclerosis.

Program Overview
Cases in Multiple Sclerosis Treatment: Evidence-Based Approaches to Optimal Care delivers timely and practical information on team-based strategies for optimizing disease modifying treatment for people living with MS. Expert faculty, Dr. Patricia K. Coyle, Dr. Clyde Markowitz, and Amy Perrin Ross, APN, review the latest evidence and discuss a series of case studies that illustrate common decision-making dilemmas related to starting, switching, and stopping disease-modifying therapy.

Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this activity, participants should be better able to:

Review evidence-based principles for setting treatment goals and starting disease-modifying therapy in patients diagnosed with MS
Employ approaches to evaluating treatment response and switching therapies when needed
Review considerations for stopping treatment in patients living with MS
Apply effective team-based strategies that promote optimal patient outcomes