Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis

Improving the function and well being of people with MS

Our clinical trials in this area evaluate a range of physical rehabilitation interventions, typically delivered within the NHS, and all aimed at improving the function and wellbeing of people with MS.

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Related projects

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Standing Up in Multiple Sclerosis (SUMS)

NIHR funded multi-centre randomised controlled trial assessing the clinical and cost effectiveness of a home-based standing frame programme in people with progressive MS
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Improving cognition in people with progressive multiple sclerosis

CogEx is a multi-arm, randomised, blinded, sham-controlled trial of cognitive rehabilitation and exercise
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Vestibular Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis (VeRMiS)

VeRMiS is a multi-centre randomised controlled study to assess the effectiveness of vestibular rehabilitation in people with MS
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Falls management for people with Multiple Sclerosis

Falling is a significant problem for people with MS. Our research focuses on developing a novel MS specific balance and safe mobility programme

Other areas of interest

  • HEvaluation of the effects of stretching in people with Multiple Sclerosis (Jon Marsden)

  • HLongitudinal study of mobility in people with Multiple Sclerosis (Jenny Freeman)

  • HBuilding stakeholder consensus: Development of a falls management intervention for people with Multiple Sclerosis (Hilary Gunn, Ruth Endacott, Bernhard Haas, Jon Marsden, Jenny Freeman)

  • HPilates based core stability training in multiple sclerosis (Jenny Freeman)

Researchers with an interest in MS