Current Topics in Multiple Sclerosis - Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis in 2019: Current Best Practice and Future Directions

Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis in 2019: Current Best Practice and Future Directions

Please complete the following evaluation of the webinar. After completing, you will be directed to a brief post-test. You will be issued a CME/CE certificate after passing the post-test.

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* 1. Participant information:

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* 2. Type of credit you are requesting:

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* 3. Please select the extent to which you agree/disagree that the activity supported the achievement of the learning objective.

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The content described the recent changes to the diagnostic criteria for multiple sclerosis, the limitations of those changes, the frequency and causes of misdiagnosis as well as identified potential promising biomarkers that may eventually aid in the diagnosis of MS.	The content described the recent changes to the diagnostic criteria for multiple sclerosis, the limitations of those changes, the frequency and causes of misdiagnosis as well as identified potential promising biomarkers that may eventually aid in the diagnosis of MS. Strongly Agree	The content described the recent changes to the diagnostic criteria for multiple sclerosis, the limitations of those changes, the frequency and causes of misdiagnosis as well as identified potential promising biomarkers that may eventually aid in the diagnosis of MS. Agree	The content described the recent changes to the diagnostic criteria for multiple sclerosis, the limitations of those changes, the frequency and causes of misdiagnosis as well as identified potential promising biomarkers that may eventually aid in the diagnosis of MS. Neutral	The content described the recent changes to the diagnostic criteria for multiple sclerosis, the limitations of those changes, the frequency and causes of misdiagnosis as well as identified potential promising biomarkers that may eventually aid in the diagnosis of MS. Disagree	The content described the recent changes to the diagnostic criteria for multiple sclerosis, the limitations of those changes, the frequency and causes of misdiagnosis as well as identified potential promising biomarkers that may eventually aid in the diagnosis of MS. Strongly Disgree

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* 4. Please select the extent to which you agree/disagree with the following

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The content was well-organized and clearly presented	The content was well-organized and clearly presented Strongly Agree	The content was well-organized and clearly presented Agree	The content was well-organized and clearly presented Neutral	The content was well-organized and clearly presented Disagree	The content was well-organized and clearly presented Strongly disagree
The content was evidence-based	The content was evidence-based Strongly Agree	The content was evidence-based Agree	The content was evidence-based Neutral	The content was evidence-based Disagree	The content was evidence-based Strongly disagree
The content was relevant to my area of professional practice	The content was relevant to my area of professional practice Strongly Agree	The content was relevant to my area of professional practice Agree	The content was relevant to my area of professional practice Neutral	The content was relevant to my area of professional practice Disagree	The content was relevant to my area of professional practice Strongly disagree
The content was objective	The content was objective Strongly Agree	The content was objective Agree	The content was objective Neutral	The content was objective Disagree	The content was objective Strongly disagree
The content was well-balanced	The content was well-balanced Strongly Agree	The content was well-balanced Agree	The content was well-balanced Neutral	The content was well-balanced Disagree	The content was well-balanced Strongly disagree

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* 5. Based upon your participation in this activity, what type of changes do you plan to implement? Check all that apply.

Reinforces my current practice

Discuss new treatment option with my patients

Discuss other MS management issues with my patients

Seek more information about this topic

I do not plan to make a change

Other (please specify)

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* 6. The activity improved my

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Knowledge of MS Care	Knowledge of MS Care Strongly Agree	Knowledge of MS Care Agree	Knowledge of MS Care Neutral	Knowledge of MS Care Disagree	Knowledge of MS Care Strongly Disagree
Attitudes about caring for people with MS	Attitudes about caring for people with MS Strongly Agree	Attitudes about caring for people with MS Agree	Attitudes about caring for people with MS Neutral	Attitudes about caring for people with MS Disagree	Attitudes about caring for people with MS Strongly Disagree
Skills	Skills Strongly Agree	Skills Agree	Skills Neutral	Skills Disagree	Skills Strongly Disagree

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* 7. Were you provided with disclosures by the speaker?

Yes

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* 8. Did you perceive any commercial bias in the presentation?

Yes

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* 9. What areas would you like to see addressed in future CME/CE webinars?

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* 10. How likely is it that you would recommend National MS Society to a friend or colleague?

NOT AT ALL LIKELY

EXTREMELY LIKELY

To claim CME/CE credit, click the link or copy and paste the link to the post test at:
Post Test Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis in 2019
After completion of this brief post test, you will be able to print a certificate of completion.