A study is being conducted to investigate the symptoms of dysphagia, or swallowing disorders, in people with MS.
· Dysphagia can impact a person’s health and quality of life.
· Information about the perception of difficulty swallowing can help prevent problems caused by this disorder.
If you are a person with MS between the ages of 18-70 who wishes to volunteer for this study, both you and your caregiver or loved one may complete a brief questionnaire online.
Participation is voluntary and is not affiliated with MS News and Views or Stu’s Views and MS News.
* Both you AND your caregiver/loved one should complete the questionnaire using the instructions below:
1. You and your family member/caregiver will select a 3-digit code to enter on the questionnaires. It is essential that you both use the SAME 3-digit code so that your questionnaires will be linked to each other.
For example, you both enter the 3-digit code, “123”on your questionnaires.
2. You, the individual with MS, will go to:
Your family member/caregiver will go to:
*The questionnaire will prompt you to enter your shared 3-digit code.
This study has been approved by the IRB at Southern Connecticut State University.
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