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2017 goals: MS registry and national representation
The Bulgarian MS Society announced it has obtained the status of administrator of personal data under national law. This paves the way for the realisation of two long-awaited projects: setting up a registry of patients with multiple sclerosis and achieving the formal status of representative organisation at national level.
Availability issues for approved drugs. Case study: Nabiximols
By Harriet Doig MS Ireland includes the availability and reimbursement of MS drugs among its priorities as a patient organisation….
2017 goals: MS registry and national representation
By Daniela Shikova The Bulgarian MS Society announced it has obtained the status of administrator of personal data under national…
Availability issues for approved drugs. Case study: Nabiximols
By Harriet Doig MS Ireland includes the availability and reimbursement of MS drugs among its priorities as a patient organisation….
Providing modern MS rehabilitation
By SPEM The Portuguese MS Society (SPEM) plans to relocate, expand and modernise the only rehabilitation centre in the country…
No crutches, no benefits: The disability assessment battle
By Alina Verbnîi There are many battles facing people living with multiple sclerosis. In the Republic of Moldova, one of…
Providing modern MS rehabilitation
By SPEM The Portuguese MS Society (SPEM) plans to relocate, expand and modernise the only rehabilitation centre in the country…
