Exploring Rehabilitation and Wellness Needs of People with MS Living in South Florida: A Pilot Study

  • Classen S
  • Lou J
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Abstract

Multiple sclerosis is a neurological disorder with an unpredictable course that affects each person uniquely. Health care professionals must understand the illness experiences of clients with MS and their health care needs before planning interventions. This study illustrates the process of exploring the rehabilitation and wellness needs of people with MS through a qualitative research design utilizing a focus group. Through content analysis we established three central themes from the data: client experience, client perceived concerns and needs, and client expectations. The self-reflections of people with MS in South Florida enhanced our understanding of their illness experiences and health care needs.

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Classen, S., & Lou, J. Q. (2004). Exploring Rehabilitation and Wellness Needs of People with MS Living in South Florida: A Pilot Study. International Journal of MS Care, 6(1), 26–31. https://doi.org/10.7224/1537-2073-6.1.26

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