Alison Thomson

Dec 11, 2023 | multiple-sclerosis-research.org | Alison Thomson

Hello! I’m Joan Vallduriola, a third-year Biomedical science student at QMUL and I am currently undergoing my project on public engagement. I’m reaching out for valuable input in our survey to help improve how we share our studies and research on MS with the public. Your feedback will guide us in enhancing our communication strategies to better serve our community. It should only take 5 minutes to complete and I will use the responses to improve the newsletter for the future.

Feb 9, 2023 | multiple-sclerosis-research.org | Alison Thomson

We have two undergraduate students reviewing our PML (Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy) risk information tool on Clinic Speak. We created the PML information based on patient input years ago, but feel it’s time to update it and take a closer look at how it’s being used. That’s why we are conducting this survey to gather your thoughts and opinions. Your participation in the survey will help us evaluate the current risk communication and identify areas for improvement.

Jan 28, 2023 | multiple-sclerosis-research.org | Alison Thomson

I, Iraj Arfat a student at QMUL, would like to thank everyone who read and interacted with my previous blog post. The responses have been very helpful in giving an insight into what professionals and patients think about prodromal multiple sclerosis (MS). Survey Results:The survey results were very interesting.

Jan 23, 2023 | multiple-sclerosis-research.org | Alison Thomson

As we welcome the new year, we’re excited to start planning for more engagement activities for the months ahead. As we plan, we’re taking a moment to look back on last year’s events. One of the highlights was undoubtedly ECTRIMS, which transitioned back to an in-person format after a fully digital experience in 2021. We want to extend a heartfelt thank you for your participation.