MS: Busting the Myths
This research is asking male family members husband/partner/son/father) and significant others of people with multiple sclerosis (MS) to complete a series of online questionnaires investigating levels of social support, carer burden, willingness to seek help and attributes related to gender role. This research will help to highlight the needs of male family members and significant others of people with MS and some of the barriers they may face in accessing support. It is being conducted by Damien Appleton, a doctoral student at the University of Leicester and Clinical Neuropsychologist working in Guernsey. It has received ethical approval from the University of Leicester Research Ethics Committee.
All responses will be anonymous however participants can choose to provide an email address to be in with the chance to win one of 4 $50 Amazon vouchers.
Participation is greatly appreciated.
To complete the online Help-Seeking and Social Support in Husbands/Partners/Spouses & other male significant others of people with Multiple Sclerosis questionnaire
For further information please contact email Damien Appleton, Clinical Neuropsychologist.