Researchers seek participants for an anonymous survey intended for people diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. The purpose of the survey is to better understand the educational needs, interests, and challenges experienced by individuals with MS related to energy conservation, adaptive equipment use, and participation in daily activities. 

The survey is being conducted collaboratively through MS Focus: the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, University of Florida, and Conserve & Conquer. Information gathered from participants will be used to identify topics that are relevant and valuable to the MS community in order to develop targeted educational resources.

Anyone of any age who has been diagnosed with MS is eligible to participate in this survey. To participate, visit ufl.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3en89yxf9vxIlb8.

The survey will collect data regarding participant perspectives, preferences, and feedback regarding educational content needs; symptom management strategies; and areas where additional support may be beneficial. The information obtained from this survey will directly shape the content and design of a series of educational videos to ensure they are evidence-based, client-centered, and responsive to the needs of individuals living with MS. 

Following implementation of the videos, a postsurvey will be given to evaluate the effectiveness of the educational materials and identify any improvements for future use. All data and any email addresses collected will remain anonymous, and participants’ personal information will not be shared, distributed, or linked to their survey responses.

For more information, contact Agustin Cousin at agustin@msfocus.org.