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Date: 25 April 2024

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Multiple sclerosis services

These pages provide information about services, events and research at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital for patients with multiple sclerosis (MS).

You can also find out about our team and see when our outpatient clinics take place.

Further information

Multiple sclerosis questions and answersQuestions and answers relating to multiple sclerosis and treatment of the condition at University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust.Multiple sclerosis research at the Queen Elizabeth HospitalDetails of multiple sclerosis research at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.Multiple sclerosis outpatient clinicsDetails of multiple sclerosis outpatient clinics.Events for patients with multiple sclerosisSee details of events for multiple sclerosis patients at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.Meet the Multiple Sclerosis TeamFind out about the staff who make up the Multiple Sclerosis Team at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

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Multiple Sclerosis Society websiteMultiple Sclerosis Society websiteMultiple Sclerosis Trust websiteMultiple Sclerosis Trust websiteJooly's Joint: people with MS Supporting each otherJooly's Joint: people with MS Supporting each otherShift.ms: a community for young people affected by MSShift.ms: a community for young people affected by MSBirmingham Carers HubBirmingham Carers HubCarers Direct: information, advice and support for carersCarers Direct: information, advice and support for carersDirectgov: information for carersDirectgov: information for carersBirmingham City Council: Disability SportBirmingham City Council: Disability SportVitalise: essential breaks for disabled people and carersVitalise: essential breaks for disabled people and carersDisabled Holiday InformationDisabled Holiday InformationAccess to Work: help for those whose disability affects the way they do their jobAccess to HealthRoyal Association for Disability and Rehabilitation (RADAR) websiteRoyal Association for Disability and Rehabilitation (RADAR) websiteBirmingham Disability Resource CentreBirmingham Disability Resource CentreBritish Association of Counselling and PsychotherapyBritish Association of Counselling and PsychotherapyUnited Kingdom Multiple Sclerosis Specialist Nurse AssociationUnited Kingdom Multiple Sclerosis Specialist Nurse Association

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