1. The Dialogue of MS in Primary Care

2. Communicating with Patients and Peers There are many resources for clinicians and patients available online Social media sites offer resources as well as an opportunity to connect with others Some of the information your patients receive over the Internet and via social media sites is more accurate than others –Know what is available –Recommend reputable sites –Ask what they are using

3. What Your Patients May Be Doing You Tube

4. What Your Patients May Be Doing Facebook

5. What Your Patients May Be Doing Twitter

6. What Your Patients May Be Doing Blogging

7. National Multiple Sclerosis Society www.nationalmssociety.org Multiple Sclerosis Association of America www.msassociation.org Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers www.mscare.org/cmsc Multiple Sclerosis Foundation www.msfocus.org Internet-Based MS Resources

8. MS Active Source www.msactivesource.com The Montel Williams MS Foundation www.montelms.org The Myelin Project www.myelin.org Smart Now Multiple Sclerosis Resources www.smartnow.com/page/5177 Internet-Based MS Resources

9. MS Resource Network Projects In Knowledge has developed a customized, online MS Resource Network at http://msresources.pikcme.com, which provides the following: http://msresources.pikcme.com –Podcast and slides from live lecture and workshop –Schedule of live CME/CE meetings –Links to other free online CME/CE activities –Case studies (for CME/CE credit) –Clinical tools and patient education materials –Forum to share ideas/questions with colleagues

10. Other Projects In Knowledge MS Enduring Materials The Advanced Certificate Program: Multiple Sclerosis Management II (www.projectsinknowledge.com/cp/1877)www.projectsinknowledge.com/cp/1877 Living Medical Textbook: Multiple Sclerosis Edition (www.livingmedicaltextbook.org/1876)www.livingmedicaltextbook.org/1876