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Fellowships 2018

Renata Rautszko,MS Center, Borne Sulinowo (Poland)

participated in the RIMS Fellowship exchange programme. She visited the MS Centre in Hakadal, Norway from September 9 to September 8 in 2018 with Adnan Heric-Mansrud as host. Below you can find some feedback from Renata:

‘I send you a Refunding Form for The RIMS Fellowship Programme. Thanks to you I had a chance to exchanged  experiences in MS physiotherapy with my new friends from MS Center in Hakadal. I am so thankfull to yothat I could go to Hakadal and saw another MS Center.’

Positive aspects during the stay at the centre:

I had a chance to know how the MS Center in Norway is working. I could spoke with whole interdiciplinary team: nurses, psychologist, occupational therapist, social workers, neurologist and of course with physiothetspists. We exchanged our ecperience which is connect with MS patients. We did together exercices with MS patients. I had there a presentation about my Center in Borne Sulinowo in Poland. It was great that I could be there and learn a lot of new things. Everbody was so friendly.

Negative aspects during the stay at the centre:

No negative aspects.

Any other comments on the visit?

No

Did you achieve the goal expected?

Yes

Could you recommend the centre?

Yes

General evaluation of the stay:

Excellent

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Adnan Heric-Mansrud, MS-Senteret, Hakadal (Norway)

participated in the RIMS Fellowship exchange programme. He visited the MS Hospital in Haslev and Ry, Denmark from April 30 to May 1 in 2018 with Anders Guldhammer Skjerbaek as host. Below you can find some feedback from Adnan:

Positive aspects during the stay at the centre:

We made clear goals for the visit to Denmark. I travelled together with 2 other colleagues and leaders from my centre in Norway (not covered by fellowship). We spent the first two days at the MS rehabilitation hospital in Haslev. Then I travelled with my host, Anders Guldhammer Skjerbaek, to the MS rehabilitation hospital in Ry. Many co-workers were engaged in providing us all the information we asked for, and our hosts were extremely well prepared. We were interested in the organisation of the rehabilitation in Denmark, which is to some extent similar to Norwegian conditions. We were also interested in the rehabilitation process with goals and measures of effect.

Further, we discussed specific topics within rehabilitation of PwMS. Those are fall-prevention, spasticity and exercise groups and the way they are executed in the MS hospitals in Denmark.

Negative aspects during the stay at the centre:

If anything, it would be limited amount of time. Visiting another MS centre is truly inspiring and makes me evaluate my own practice. I feel that I could have gained more if the visit was longer. I also see that it can be challenging to enter daily routine of other centres because PT’s who are at work there also have to take care of their patients and daily routines.

Any other comments on the visit?

My colleagues and I acknowledge the amount of work for preparation and invested time of the receiving centre, and we are truly thankful. The hosts’ and our preparations made our trip complete success.

Did you achieve the goal expected?

Yes

Could you recommend the centre?

Yes

General evaluation of the stay:

Excellent

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