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trishnabharadia has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in March 2022. The social media accounts linked to from trishnabharadia are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • X Besides social media accounts, trishnabharadia has populated their site with: • ISPEP - PEP Talk with Trishna Bharadia • Casting Call! Online Commercial / Video Ad: Diversity in Health Research Promotional Video | StarNow • Amiculum | How can pharma build genuine partnerships with patient communities? • Asian MS Webinar: OCTOPUS and diversity in clinical trials • MS is Chronic Season 3: Episode 2 Trishna Bharadia • Learn about sharing your MS experience in the media Webinar (LWUK) • RIMS Webinar registration link: "Physical Activity: What matters from the patient's perspective" • Multiple sclerosis: understanding the neurological condition that impacts 150,000 people in the UK | Asian Leader • Clinical Trial Diversity Survey • The Patient Advocacy Series: Spotlight on Trishna Bharadia (Part 2) • DONATE to Chilterns Neuro Summer Appeal • The Patient Advocacy Series: Spotlight on Trishna Bharadia (Part 1) • Involving patients in scientific congresses - Network Pharma TV panel discussion • Chilterns Neuro Centre Wellbeing Appeal • Treating to target in multiple sclerosis: Do we know how to measure whether we hit it? • Hospital attendance for people with MS - MS Society Survey • The Many Paths to Patient Advocacy: Interview with Trishna Bharadia – optiMStic • PRISMS - A new global initiative to bring MS research to people living with MS • Creating educational materials about clinical research data for patients and the public: A multifaceted journey in the current digital age • Fireside Chat: Clinical Trials in Rare Disease: Best Practices for Integrating the Patient Voice • SUMMARY article of "Living with Multiple Sclerosis: the South Asian Experience" • I'm interviewed by WebMD about decentralised clinical trials • FULL ARTICLE: Living with multiple sclerosis: the South Asian experience - British Journal of Neuroscience Nursing • The progress and pain points of patient centricity - GOLD • Asian MS Presents: Brain-healthy living and self-management in MS Webinar • Asian MS: Talking clinical trials with Dr. Sharmilee Gnanapavan • ORCID: Bibliography of manuscripts, posters and articles • Engaging a community to focus on upper limb function in people with multiple sclerosis: the ThinkHand campaign case study - Research Involvement and Engagement • Savvy Cooperative is looking for people who have been diagnosed with cancer and use a variety of sources for cancer-related information • Patient authorship of medical publications: evolution, revolution and solution? • SIGN UP! Asian MS presents … Getting Involved in Research: Participation and Design • Unmet Needs in the Healthcare Experience of Women of Childbearing Age with Chronic Disease and Recommendations for Change • Asian MS Presents An Audience with Professor Chandran • Understanding the Symptoms and Impacts Experienced by People with Relapsing–Remitting MS: A Qualitative Investigation Using Semi-Structured Interviews - Neurology and Therapy • Savvy is looking for patients and caregivers around the world to review material • “I hope it started conversations” – Trishna on Selma Blair in Dancing with the Stars • Savvy is looking for caregivers of people who have been diagnosed with HLHS, especially if you're in the UK • Oceans of Hope UK - Adventurous Sailing Challenges • How being Asian has affected my experience of living with multiple sclerosis | MS Trust • NHS Winter Vaccines • When You're a Caregiver with a Chronic Illness • We're looking for patients who have experience with clinical trials. • My opinion piece on iNews about the elimination of Covid-19 measures in the UK • Major Conditions Strategy is a golden opportunity to improve support for people affected by neurological conditions, charities urge – The Neurological Alliance • Patient-reported outcome measures in MS: Do development processes and patient involvement support valid quantification of clinically important variables? • Savvy is looking for people who have been diagnosed with COVID • Meet the Patient - Trishna, Living with Multiple Sclerosis • Savvy is looking for people who have female reproductive organs, and/or people diagnosed with a cardiovascular condition • MS Unfiltered: tackling taboo symptoms • Voluntary Opportunity to join MS Society's EDI Reference Group • ISMPP Podcasts - Episode 16 "Delivering Patient Centric Publications" • Savvy Cooperative is looking for people who have been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis based in the US • "The added prejudice around multiple sclerosis" - Asian Voice article (11th-17th Nov 2023) (Issue No. 28, Vol.52) • Farzana Chaudry - #MSMakesMeGrateful - BBC Sounds • Multiple sclerosis is three times more common in women - but mine was misdiagnosed for years • Living with a Long Term Condition study • After being diagnosed with a lifelong disease, I was told it was karma • Asian MS presents … A Spotlight on MS Fatigue • Chai & Chat with Asian MS - Sign up link • Interview on BBC News about ending of COVID measures in England, 21st Feb 2022 • We’re looking for people who regularly take prescription medication and would like to test a new medication storage device • Exploring Plain Language Summaries with Karger Publishers • MS Trust Listening Project 2024: Getting around with MS • Explain in Plain – An Interview with Trishna Bharadia on Plain Language Summaries • Savvy is looking for people from the US-based Black community who have clinical trial experience • “MS has taken my life in a whole new direction” • Trishna Bharadia - Adult Heroes • Why joining the Leaders by Experience programme just makes sense • The Good Patient Partnership Guide 2024 • The ADAMS Study • MS Trust Ambassadors • Subscribe to my LinkTree! • Disrupters: Trishna Bharadia • Medical Hero Spotlight: Trishna Bharadia, Advocate for MS & Other Chronic Conditions • Trishna & Aljaz dance the jive on BBC1's "Strictly Come Dancing," March 2015