Patient Community Day ECTRIMS 2025
Sign up for Patient Community Day
Patient Community Day is an online and onsite event hosted by the European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ECTRIMS) and supported by the MS Research Flagship. It's your opportunity to join a global gathering of education and support and learn about the latest advancements directly impacting your ongoing care and treatment options.
Date: Friday, 26 September 2025
Time: 15:00–18:00 CEST
Location: Barcelona International Convention Center, Spain, and Online
This event is FREE to attend. Pre-registration is required, so be sure to secure your spot in advance.
What awaits you
- Empowering Insights: A roundtable panel of international experts will simplify complex research and share knowledge that matters most to you.
- Engaging Q&A: Pose your questions to leading neurological experts and receive insightful answers about the latest research shaping your condition's landscape.
- Multilingual Experience: The event will be held in English, with AI-powered simultaneous translations in 50+ languages.
Ask questions
Do you have a question about the latest research into MS or related neurological conditions that you would like to ask our panel of MS experts? Submit them with this easy-to-use web form and during the event they’ll do their best to address them.
Invite others to join
Help us spread the word about Patient Community Day using the #ECTRIMS4me campaign. Visit the socialise and share webpage to reach out to your community and invite others to participate in this inclusive event.
Why this event matters
ECTRIMS understands the impact of MS and related neurological conditions on your lives. This event is a result of its commitment to share the groundbreaking research unveiled during its annual congress with the community that matters the most – YOU!
Proudly supporting
The MS Research Flagship is supporting this event because we passionately believe that such collaborations provide us with an invaluable opportunity to push the boundaries of our knowledge and forge a stronger, more resilient path of collective support and wellbeing.