The Foundations of MS Nursing Course is an introductory program designed for new multiple sclerosis (MS) nurses, nurses working in related areas (outpatients, neurology, infusion clinics) and other related healthcare professionals. The course builds foundational knowledge and skills in MS nursing and covers MS fundamentals, diagnosis, symptom management, therapies, lifestyle factors, brain health, and the role of MS nurses.
The course is designed and delivered by experienced MS Nurses and MS Nurse Practitioners, drawing on their years of experience in MS Nursing. This is a self-paced course delivered in a relaxed and informative style.
The Foundations of MS Nursing has five sessions, and each includes:
The resource guides are also accompanied by a glossary which provides definitions for the terms used throughout the course.
You can watch the videos at your own pace and return to them when you need a review of the topic. The total watch time is 3 hours 45 minutes.
When you have finished the course, you will be asked to complete a Feedback Form. If you complete this form, you will be issued with a Certificate of Completion.Â
To register for the course please complete the form below and you will be sent a link to the course content. Please note that this course is intended for MS nurses and other health professionals working with people with MS. It is not intended for general audiences.Â
IOMSN has reviewed this project that was developed by Therese Burke as a resource for MS Nurses. IOMSN has concluded that this project is fair balanced and accurate and is valid for educational purposes.
This resource was developed in partnership with MS Nurses Australasia, the peak body for MS nursing in Australia and New Zealand.
MS Australia would like to thank Dr Burke for her work in leading the development of this course. We would also like the thank all the MS Nurse presenters for contributing to the development of the course, giving up their time, and sharing their expertise.
