Multiple Sclerosis Practice Review, Issue 18
In this issue:
Crisis preparation for people with MS in Australia
Managing post-pandemic COVID-19-related risks and dangers
Smouldering-associated worsening in MS
The CNP’s essential role in early diagnosis and management of MS
Patient and physician perspectives of treatment burden
Differential diagnosis of MS in minority ethnic groups
Pregnancy, fertility, and assisted reproductive technology
PBS listing: Siponimod
MS Australia: PBAC submission to improve access to MS care
Pathology forms have been updated
Upcoming changes to MBS chronic disease management arrangements
Improving MS exercise care: Closing telehealth training gaps
Clinicians’ preferences for sphingosine-1-phosphate receptor modulators
COVID-19 resources
Conferences, workshops, and CPD
Expert contributor
Clinical Professor Todd Hardy
Clinical Professor Todd Hardy is Staff Specialist Neurologist at Concord Hospital, Clinical Senior Lecturer in Medicine at the University of Sydney and Co-Director of the MS Clinic at the Brain & Mind Centre. Dr Hardy’s clinical and research interests are in the field of neuroimmunology. His main focus is on multiple sclerosis, including atypical forms […]
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