Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Ms Isabelle Weld-Blundell, is a researcher at the University of Melbourne. She first became involved in MS research over five years ago because she wanted to make a meaningful difference in the lives of people with MS. In this interview with MS Australia, Ms Weld-Blundell discusses his incubator grant research project: 'Screening for social needs in people with MS'.
While undertaking her Doctor of Medicine program, Ms Weld-Blundell has continued to work towards improving MS care. Her current focus involves researching screening tools to assess the social needs of people living with MS.
Ms Weld-Blundell hopes her team’s work may be used in the Australian MS care setting to provide benefits for people living with MS. Ms Weld-Blundell also enjoys scuba diving, and collaborating with other passionate researchers to work towards a shared goal.
Ms Isabelle Weld-Blundell, is a researcher at the University of Melbourne. She first became involved in MS research over five years ago because she wanted to make a meaningful difference in the lives of people with MS. In this interview with MS Australia, Ms Weld-Blundell discusses his incubator grant research project: 'Screening for social needs in people with MS'.
While undertaking her Doctor of Medicine program, Ms Weld-Blundell has continued to work towards improving MS care. Her current focus involves researching screening tools to assess the social needs of people living with MS.
Ms Weld-Blundell hopes her team’s work may be used in the Australian MS care setting to provide benefits for people living with MS. Ms Weld-Blundell also enjoys scuba diving, and collaborating with other passionate researchers to work towards a shared goal.
