 Multiple Sclerosis is a lifelong neurological disease with far-reaching and variable implications for patients, their families and their social and vocational sphere of influence. The disease course remains uncertain for each patient; symptoms tend to wax and wane due to a variety of causes; and treatment concerns range from physical to social to emotional and back again when changes occur. This dynamic pattern of need and the necessity for appropriate care calls for a cadre of healthcare professionals worldwide to sustain wellness as well as to address the dynamic needs of all those affected by multiple sclerosis.
The Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers supports this voluntary certification process that reflects knowledge in the specialization of MS care. This certification provides formal recognition that is necessary to provide optimal care to those individuals and families living with multiple sclerosis.
Last Update: July 8, 2009
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