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Pilot Study Evaluating Functional and Wellness Outcomes of the Shepherd CAN DO MS Program
The study evaluates the efficacy of the CAN DO Program for improving health, wellness, and quality of life in people with MS, and compares outcomes between people with MS who participate in the CAN DO Program to a control group of people with MS who do not participate in the CAN DO Program. The study also evaluates the impact of the CAN DO Program on support partners.
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