Abstract

This research explores expert opinions on the integration of patient-reported outcomes (PROs) in the treatment of multiple sclerosis (MS). As a chronic neurological condition with diverse symptomatology, MS management extends beyond clinical measures to encompass the patient's subjective experiences. The study gathers insights from leading clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals specializing in MS care. Their perspectives highlight the significance of PROs in assessing treatment efficacy, tailoring interventions, and enhancing patient-centered care. The research also delves into the challenges associated with implementing PROs in clinical practice, emphasizing the need for standardized measures and improved communication between healthcare providers and patients. The findings contribute valuable insights to inform the development of patient-centric strategies for optimizing MS treatment outcomes.