Dataset: Integrating Group Psychotherapy and Exercise Improves Well-Being and Symptom Management in Multiple Sclerosis: A Pilot Study

Dataset Description: Integrating Group Psychotherapy and Exercise in Multiple Sclerosis – Pilot Study Data This dataset contains anonymized, longitudinal data from a pilot study evaluating the effectiveness of "Your Health Belongs to You," a six-week group intervention combining psychotherapeutic techniques and physical exercise for individuals with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). The intervention aimed to improve quality of life, emotional health, and symptom management, with a focus on depression, anxiety, fatigue, and overall well-being. The dataset includes demographic information, clinical assessments (HADS, ORS, GSRS, FSS), and attendance records for both intervention (n=55) and waiting-list control (n=13) groups. Data were collected at baseline and Week 6, with weekly measurements for the intervention group. Key variables include Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) scores, Outcome Rating Scale (ORS), Group Session Rating Scale (GSRS), and Fatigue Severity Scale (FSS) scores, alongside demographic and clinical characteristics such as age, sex, education, disease duration, and Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) scores. Due to ethical and confidentiality considerations, raw data containing sensitive patient information are not publicly available. This dataset supports the findings published in the associated study, highlighting significant improvements in well-being and functioning among participants. For inquiries or access requests, please contact the corresponding author, Jiri Motyl ([e-mail]). Key Features: Sample Size: 55 interventions (55 unique participants), 13 controls Assessments: HADS, ORS, GSRS, FSS Study Design: Single-blind, two-arm, non-randomized, prospective pragmatic pilot Time Points: Baseline and Week 6, with weekly measures for the intervention group Ethics: Approved by the Ethics Committee of the General University Hospital in Prague This dataset is valuable for researchers interested in psychosocial interventions, MS symptom management, and integrated care approaches. For further details, refer to the associated publication.数据集描述：多发性硬化症团体心理治疗与运动整合试点研究数据 本数据集包含一项试点研究的匿名化纵向数据，该研究评估了「你的健康由你掌控」（Your Health Belongs to You）项目的有效性。该项目为为期六周的团体干预方案，整合心理治疗技术与躯体运动，针对多发性硬化症（Multiple Sclerosis, MS）患者。本干预旨在提升患者生活质量、心理健康水平与症状管理能力，重点关注抑郁、焦虑、疲劳及整体幸福感。 本数据集包含人口统计学信息、临床评定数据（医院焦虑抑郁量表（Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale, HADS）、结果评定量表（Outcome Rating Scale, ORS）、团体会话评定量表（Group Session Rating Scale, GSRS）、疲劳严重度量表（Fatigue Severity Scale, FSS））以及干预组（n=55）与等候列表对照组（n=13）的出勤记录。数据于基线及第6周采集，干预组同时接受每周一次的测评。核心变量包括HADS评分、ORS评分、GSRS评分与FSS评分，同时涵盖年龄、性别、受教育程度、病程及扩展残疾状况量表（Expanded Disability Status Scale, EDSS）评分等人口统计学与临床特征。 出于伦理与保密考量，包含敏感患者信息的原始数据未对外公开。本数据集可支撑相关已发表研究的结论，该研究指出参与者的幸福感与社会功能获得了显著改善。 若有咨询或数据获取需求，请联系通讯作者吉里·莫蒂尔（Jiri Motyl），邮箱：[e-mail]。 核心特征： 样本量：干预组55例（55名独立受试者），对照组13例 评定工具：HADS、ORS、GSRS、FSS 研究设计：单盲、双臂、非随机化前瞻性实用型试点研究 时间节点：基线及第6周，干预组追加每周测评 伦理审批：本研究获布拉格综合大学医院伦理委员会批准 本数据集对关注社会心理干预、多发性硬化症症状管理及整合照护方案的研究人员具有较高学术价值。更多细节可参考相关发表文献。