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Members SectionIn this section you will find information that is available ONLY to members of the UKMSSNA. It is privileged information and should NOT be passed on to non-members. Forgotten your username and password? - Check the box in the header above.Renew your membership online with
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MS Nursing International Certification Examination
MS Specialist Nurses with more than two year's experience are encouraged to sit this exam which gives international recognition of your expertise. The exam takes place on the morning before the opening of the MS Trust Conference in November.
Compass is an international journal for health professionals in many countries who provide care for people with MS. It provides a platform for people to learn from each other, share ideas and exchange information. You can now access their website from our Links page.
The MS Resource Centre would like to offer MS Nurses a complimentary subscription to their bi-monthly magazine New Pathways.
Email the MSRC or telephone 01206 505444, stating that you are a member of the UKMSSNA and they will set up your free subscription to New Pathways.
The UKMSSNA has produced a 3-fold leaflet which outlines the role of the MS Specialist Nurse to inform people affected by MS. It is available for you to download and print off as needed.
Leaflet - The Role
of the MS Specialist Nurse in supporting people affected by MS 
Therapists in MS (TiMS) Contact DirectoryThe TiMS Contact Directory lists over 160 therapists with a special interest in MS. The TiMS group have agreed that UKMSSNA members can view this Directory. Access is strictly limited to other therapy professionals and UKMSSNA members. UKMSSNA members wanting access to the Register should apply to the MS Trust, quoting your UKMSSNA membership number, to obtain a username and password to view the Directory.
From time to time UKMSSNA members request information from fellow members to help them provide better care to their patients, to help with dissertations, protocols, care pathways, training, etc. etc. Access the responses to queries on the Members' Queries page, or go to the webpage for the specific symptom or topic. If you wish to make a request or have a query which you wish to have circulated to members and put on the website, please email ukmssna@ukmssna.hinterland.nu
Assessment tools, protocols, care pathways, etc.The UKMSSNA is developing a resource of such documents, similar to the Slide Library, which you can access online. If you have any good examples (perhaps ones you have developed as a result of your audit against the NICE Guideline) please can you forward them to the Administrator for the working group. It would help if you could also provide the evidence base used in compiling the documentation. Full credit will be given for any documentation used in its original form.
Slide LibraryThe Slide Library has been put together by UKMSSNA members to improve the consistency and quality of the information being circulated on multiple sclerosis. The presentations reflect current best practice, the NICE recommendations and the role of the MS nurse in the management of the condition.
It contains a number of different slide sets on a range of topics that are regularly presented by MS nurses. Each set has been developed as a core resource on a particular topic rather than intending to represent a complete and finished presentation on any of the subjects. They provide you with the core essentials that you can adapt and supplement to suit your particular need.
2003 saw the introduction of the United Kingdom Multiple Sclerosis Clinical Management Manual: care across the disease trajectory, an up-to-date, informative and evidenced-based resource to meet the needs of all nurses who care for people with MS. The Care Manual is now only available as an online resource to UKMSSNA members. It provides a means of standardising quality care and ensuring that best practice is at the forefront of MS nursing. Go to the relevant section in the MS Information pages or via the Care Manual page.
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