Multiple Sclerosis Nurses at the Limits 2026

Introduction

The 9^th annual Multiple Sclerosis Nurses at the Limits (MSNATL) meeting takes place in London on Friday 6 & Saturday 7 November 2026. Once again, the chairs have selected a range of topics and speakers which are directly relevant to the challenges facing MS Nurses today, and as well as an outstanding programme there will be plenty of time for discussion, debate and networking with colleagues from around the UK. Register now to attend the fastest growing MS Nurses event in the UK.

Accreditation

Accreditation will be applied for.

Audience

This event is solely for HCPs including Multiple Sclerosis Specialist and Senior Nurses.

Registration fee

Registration is free and includes access to all medical sessions.

Travel & Accommodation

For delegates outside the M25 we’ll reimburse accommodation to a maximum of £250, and between £30 (minimum claim) and £100 (maximum claim) for travel. See full conditions at time of registering.

Sponsors

Disclosure of sponsors is made here and on the Sponsors page once contracts are signed and pre-event obligations have been completed.

Sponsors of this meeting, confirmed to date:

Multiple Sclerosis Nurses at the Limits is financially supported by way of grants or sponsorship from the pharmaceutical industry. Our sponsors have no involvement in the organisation of this event, or the selection of speakers or topics which are handled entirely independently by the event Chairs. Sponsors are invited to send a delegation of senior company representatives to attend, and their role is simply to continue building the crucial understanding between academia and industry in a scientific setting. Full disclosure of sponsors is on the event website and available at the venue during the event.

Sponsors will host pharmaceutical industry promotional satellite symposia. The sessions are clearly marked on the agenda and will be introduced on-site.

Chairs

With a deep understanding of the challenges facing MS Nurses, the chairs bring a wealth of experience to the task of leading the event. In creating the meeting, they have drawn upon their personal awareness of the disease area, the ongoing knowledge shared by colleagues and the feedback from previous gatherings to ensure that the meeting is highly relevant and enjoyable for the Nurse community.