Publications and Resources
This section aims to provide a number of useful resources for professionals working in the field of MS.
A guide to MS for GPs and primary care professionals - new edition!
Second edition of the popular guide to MS for anyone working in primary care. This revised, online edition has an easy-to-print pdf format. Active links and bookmarks make it simple to navigate online.
Download the guide, Read codes, toolkits, questionnaires and templates
Running an MS Information Course - Getting to Grips
This is a guide for MS Society volunteers and staff, and health and social care professionals. It sets out a framework and step-by-step guide for running two types of courses:- Getting to Grips with MS: for newly diagnosed, their family and friends
- Symptom Management: for people who have had MS for some time, their families, friends and carers
You can download the booklet and the sample forms below
Running an MS Info course - Getting to Grips
Running an information course – sample forms
MS and Palliative Care - A Guide for health and social care professionals
This publication is based on a study of palliative care and MS developed by King's College Hospital and funded by the MS Society. It is aimed at health and social care professionals, and promotes the better integration of palliative care, neurology and neuro-rehabilitation to optimise the quality of life for people with advanced MS.You can download your copy via the link above.
Unfortunately, there are no more hard copies available.
NEW to download - Helping you explain MS
Helping you explain MS is an educational resource for MS specialist nurses, neurologists and other healthcare professionals who want to explain the basic biology of the condition to people with MS.Helping you explain MS (1559 kb)
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Introducing MS DVD
Introductory DVD for people who are newly diagnosed. Available to order or to watch online.
MS Society Library Services
These include free weekly and monthly current awareness services for professionals, and access to the library database which contains web links to the full text of many documents relating to MS.
