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  Pilot study of a cognitive intervention program for persons with multiple sclerosis

summary: People with MS may develop cognitive decline which can interfere with normal daily activities. Since no pharmacological treatments have been proven to be effective for cognitive symptoms, rehabilitation strategies aimed at reducing the impact of cognitive decline in daily life are crucial. The authors developed a programme to increase participants' knowledge of their cognitive difficulties and boost their confidence in using self-management strategies. The results of this study were positive, highlighting the potential benefits of programmes designed to teach people with MS how to self-manage cognitive impairments.

authors: Shevil E, Finlayson M

source: Health Educ Res. 2009 Aug 3

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