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Cheri Roseberry from the University of Arizona College of Nursing: Studying Uncertainty and Other Factors in Multiple Sclerosis Care

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From the time a patient is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis there are often more questions than answers for extended periods of time. What that means for their care and management of symptoms is the subject of a recent study.

From the time a patient is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis there are often more questions than answers for extended periods of time. What that means for their care and management of symptoms is the subject of a recent study.

Cheri Roseberry, PhD, RN, from the University of Arizona College of Nursing discussed her recent study done on this topic. Working with the help of NARCOMS Roseberry said she was able to survey women in the southwest portion of the country and came away with decisive results in what she hopes will be the first step of much more extensive research in the future.

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