Videos & Interviews

PROMS Initiative series interview

Giampaolo Brichetto – WG1 Co-Leader

Clinical Director at Italian MS Society and President of the European network for MS Rehabilitation. (RIMS), is co-leader in Working Group 1 of the PROMS Initiative. The group’s focus is on researching, validating, and developing Patient Reported Outcomes (PROs) in the field of Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

PROMS Initiative series interview

Robert McBurney – WG2 Co-Leader

Chief Research Officer of Accelerated Cure Project for Multiple Sclerosis (APC), a national non-profit organization dedicated to accelerating efforts toward a cure for MS by rapidly advancing research that determines its causes and mechanisms, is one of the co-leaders of the Clinical Management Working Group (WG2) of PROMS Initiative.

PROMS Initiative series interview

Letizia Leocani – WG3 Co-Leader

Associate professor of neurology in Milan (Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele) with expertise in technologies for monitoring and rehabilitation of people with Multiple Sclerosis, is one of the co-leaders of the eHealth Working Group (WG3) within the multi-stakeholder PROMS Initiative.

PROMS Initiative series interview

Usman Khan – WG4 Co-Leader

Professor at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven and co-chair of PROMS Initiative Working Group 4. This group focuses on how PROMS can be integrated into policy-making processes, which is a relatively new space. Usman’s role is to understand stakeholder groups’ understanding of PROMS and to connect that to determine their interest in using PROMS for policymaking processes

Unlocking the Hidden Aspects of Multiple Sclerosis: Interview with Prof. Daniel Ontaneda

Exploring Beyond the Surface of MS Diagnosis and Management

An enlightening conversation with Prof. Ontaneda, where we delve into the complexities of Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Discover the importance of recognizing the “hidden” symptoms such as fatigue and cognitive decline, often overlooked in standard care. Learn about the transformative potential of Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) and digital technologies in enhancing the detection and management of MS, paving the way for a future of personalized and effective patient care.

#WorldMSDay

Ainhoa Ruiz Del Agua – ECT member

The patient plays a key, central, and constructive role within the PROMS Initiative. This was one of the most significant passages of the speech by Ainhoa Ruiz Del Agua, a member of the Engagement Coordination Team (ECT), who described, during the conference promoted by the Eugenia Epalza Fundazioa (Esclerosis Multiple Euskadi) within the framework of the #WorldMSDay last 30th May, her first-hand experience and the next steps in the field.

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