The workplace project – putting learning into practice

Taking practical education to a fundamental level, every two-module MasterClass includes an intermodule project as a mandatory part of the course. An opportunity to test new knowledge and skills and to improve local services, delegates are offered mentorship and encouraged to support their peers as they continue to develop their specialism in a way that directly impacts their patient's outcomes.

Attendees have free reign over this project. It might be service delivery, patient management or drug treatments, and it could take the form of a service description, an audit, or another form of research. It should meet a local need.

When complete, the project closes with a presentation to the other course members, faculty, and often their managers, commissioners or other people of influence in their area. The group chooses a winner and runner up who receive an award at an evening event.


Spotlight projects


Siponimod use in Northern Ireland
By Conor Hughes, Clinical fellow, Royal Victoria Hospital
Improving Introductory communication for advanced MS clinics
By Dr Sophie Mullins, SPR neuropalliative fellow, Southmead Hospital, North Bristol NHS Trust.
Reducing time to Disease-Modifying-Therapy initiation via homecare
By Sukhi Chahal, Advanced clinical pharmacist - MS & neurosciences, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Optimising MS nurse reviews - shifting towards a more patient-focused approach
By Denisse Bongol, Clinical nurse specialist, MS, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust & Jessica Mensah, Pharmacist, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

All projects


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A service review of cognitive assessment in an MS cohort
By Harriet Ball & Claire Rice, BrAMS (Bristol & Avon MS Centre)
Improving access to a multidisciplinary relapse clinic for patients with Multiple Sclerosis at Queen Square
By Albert Francis Onde, Clinical Nurse Specialist, National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery & Jennifer Slough, Clinical Nurse Specialist, National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery
Early monitoring of B cells on Ocrelizumab may help to identify those at risk of adverse effects
By Chandni Radia, Lead Pharmacist Neurosciences, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Time is brain: Analysis of patient seen in Multiple Sclerosis clinic in Hull
By Dr Mariam Hussain, Speciality Doctor, Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Time from ‘treatment decision’ to ‘actual start of DMT’ in MS – a local clinical survey
By Dr Bindu Yoga, Consultant Neurologist, Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust