Authors



Charlotta Saldert, PhD

Latest:

Experiences of Word-Finding Difficulties in Multiple Sclerosis: A Qualitative Interview Study

People with multiple sclerosis report that even minor word-finding difficulties, which may manifest as substitutions or prolonged pauses for search, can impact their ability to engage in everyday communication.













Teneale McGuckin, PhD

Latest:

Finding Your Stride: Navigating Running With Multiple Sclerosis. A Qualitative Study

Health care professionals can support participation in running for individuals with multiple sclerosis by providing strategies for the safe adaptation of exercise and for ways to manage symptoms before and during exercise.





Reece Bearnes, CHE

Latest:

Implementation of Cognition, Fatigue, and Mental Health Screening at a Canadian Multiple Sclerosis Center: A Quality Improvement Initiative

Electronic administration of mental health and fatigue screeners before multiple sclerosis appointments improves the detection of related concerns.





Helena Jidborg, BA

Latest:

Designing Well-Being Intervention Trials for People With Progressive Multiple Sclerosis: The Importance of Understanding Usual Care Comparators

For a clinical audience, our team’s efforts highlight that usual care looks different across clinics, regions, and countries, which highlights the importance of interpreting the results of trials with usual care comparators carefully.