Frontiers in neurology · 2026
Identifying strategies to characterize the diversity of the MS population in Canada: a nominal group study.
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Marrie Ruth Ann, Fakolade Afolasade, Maxwell Colleen J, Rotstein Dalia L, Tremlett Helen, Yeh E Ann, Finlayson Marcia
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BACKGROUND: Diversity of the multiple sclerosis (MS) population in Canada is unknown, yet demographic and diversity-related characteristics influence health outcomes.
OBJECTIVE: To determine "What strategy would best address the information gaps regarding diversity of the MS population in Canada?"
METHODS: The virtual nominal group technique involved silent idea generation, recording and discussion of items, preliminary voting, discussion and final ranking.
RESULTS: Eight participants proposed 10 strategies; two were dropped before final voting, after which the top options (tied) were: a national standardized clinic form, novel applications of administrative data, and novel data linkages.
CONCLUSION: We identified strategies to characterize the diversity of the MS population in Canada.
OBJECTIVE: To determine "What strategy would best address the information gaps regarding diversity of the MS population in Canada?"
METHODS: The virtual nominal group technique involved silent idea generation, recording and discussion of items, preliminary voting, discussion and final ranking.
RESULTS: Eight participants proposed 10 strategies; two were dropped before final voting, after which the top options (tied) were: a national standardized clinic form, novel applications of administrative data, and novel data linkages.
CONCLUSION: We identified strategies to characterize the diversity of the MS population in Canada.