MS21 data and insight
Want to learn more about the latest research in multiple sclerosis (MS) care? MS in the 21st Century (MS21) has worked closely with healthcare professionals (HCPs) and people with MS (PwMS) to develop real-world data that supports and drives improvements in HCP/PwMS communication and MS care.
MS21 research has found that:
- HCPs and PwMS differ in what they think are the key unmet needs in MS care
- Communication between HCPs and PwMS needs to improve for MS care to improve
- Improved communication and shared decision making between HCPs and PwMS can reduce patient distress, help patients to adapt to their MS and lead to improved MS management
Read through MS21’s peer-reviewed publications and posters; part of MS21’s commitment to taking an evidence-based approach to improving MS care.
Exploring the impact on employment of cognitive impairment as a result of MS: A research article
Mult Scler Relat Disord. May 2024
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Cognitive impairment in MS: What is its true impact on the daily lives of people living with MS?
Neurol Ther. Jul 2023
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Disease progression in multiple sclerosis: A literature review exploring patient perspectives
Patient Prefer Adherence. Jan 2021
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An investigation into the role and impact that carers play in consultations between healthcare professionals and people with MS
Langdon D et al. 2020
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How understanding of MS patient experiences, with respect to conversations about disease progression, differs among healthcare professions
Celius E G et al. 2020
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