It is both an exciting and a challenging time to provide healthcare to people with ME/CFS.
Scientific research is revealing more about the dysfunction in patients’ bodies, but has still to join up all the dotted lines to provide definitive diagnostic tests and treatment recommendations. This is complicated by the need to identify sub-groups amongst people meeting the criteria for ME/CFS.
Theories continue to be discussed, but consensus is growing and authoritative guidelines in the UK and US now offer a clear path for diagnosis and management advice.
ME/CFS Medical Education Hub
The global Medical Education Hub, from the World ME Alliance is designed to guide healthcare professionals to reliable, evidence-based resources on ME/CFS.
Here you can find out about:
- the current state of ME/CFS medical education
- the top 4 guides
- resources by category – guidelines, CPD, medicines, severe ME
Find out more: Medical Education Hub
