Table 1.

Data collected through the elevateMS study app.

Data source		Timeline of data collection
Baseline demographics
	Sociodemographic data (age, gender, race, education, health insurance, employment status, geographic location)	Day 2
	MSa disease characteristics (diagnosis, medication, family history)	Day 1
Patient-reported outcomes
	Overall physical abilityb	Day 2
	Check-in survey: MS symptoms and triggers	Daily
	Check-in survey: health, mobility, painc	Daily
	Short-form Neuro-QoLd domains	Every third functional test targeting that domain (Cognitive Function domain: DSST; Upper Extremity Function domain: finger-tapping/finger-to-nose; Lower Extremity Function domain: walk and balance)
Active functional test
	Finger-tapping	Weeklyf
	Walk and balance	Weeklyf
	DSSTe	Weeklyf
	Finger-to-nose	Weeklyf
Local weather data
	Temperature	Every time a test was performed
	Humidity	Every time a test was performed
	Cloud coverage	Every time a test was performed
	Atmospheric pressure	Every time a test was performed

^aMS: multiple sclerosis.

^bBased on a truncated 4-point Patient-Determined Disease Steps scale, administered at baseline to all patients with MS (Normal, Mild Disability, Moderate Disability, Gait Disability).

^cBased on a 5-point Likert scale (Health: Amazing, Okay, So-So, Not great, Horrible; Mobility: Excellent, Very good, Good, Not great, Horrible; Pain: None, Mild, Moderate, Severe, Horrible).

^dNeuro-QoL: Quality of Life in Neurological Disorders.

^eDSST: Digit Symbol Substitution Test.

^fWith option for participants to complete more frequently.