QuDoS in MS Recognition Programme

Read 2023 winner case studies

  • David Rog
    Salford Royal Hospital

    Life is hard in the NHS at the moment, and clinicians could be forgiven for focussing on their own patients and services; there is no shame in this.

    Dr Rog is different, however. Since I have known him, he has been passionate about helping all people with MS to access the very best in MS care. Read here

    Thank you to this year’s QuDoS in MS programme sponsors, Novartis and Roche.  

  • Nicola Hyslop
    Advanced Multiple Sclerosis Nurse Champion, North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust

    Nicola is a recurrent guest on BBC Radio Cumbria to discuss MS awareness. Nicola has presented as one of the AMSC sites, and has been a role model for the MS Trust, speaking about the reality of her role and championing the need to support other AMSCs in the UK. She has repeatedly been asked to present at the flagship MS Trust Development Module… Read here

    Thank you to this year’s QuDoS in MS programme sponsors, Novartis and Roche.  

  • The MS Preconception and Pregnancy Team
    Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

    The MS pregnancy and preconception clinic at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital is a newly designed clinic for people with MS who are considering becoming or are pregnant. The clinic combines the expertise of consultant neurologist Dr Ismail, obstetrician Miss Bonett, and MS specialist nurse Daisy Cam. Read here

    Thank you to this year’s QuDoS in MS programme sponsors, Novartis and Roche.  

  • The Samson Kayakers
    Samson Centre for MS

    The Samson Kayakers is a diverse and unconventional multidisciplinary team, which has developed over time to set up and implement an indoor ‘kayaking for MS’ programme, known as the Samson Kayakers. Coordinated by Jackie, our centre manager, and Paul, who is our fundraiser and a Kayak coach, Sara, lead physiotherapist, oversees the clinical management of the group, including assessment of those attending and the appropriate set up and seating when using the equipment. Read here

    Thank you to this year’s QuDoS in MS programme sponsors, Novartis and Roche.  

  • MS Academy
    UCLH Hospital, London

    The MS academy was initially set up in 2016, and since that time has provided education to healthcare practitioners (HCPs) involved in the care of people with MS via a unique small group residential training programme. Over 31 residential academies and roadshows have been held and more than 770 UK HCPs have been trained in these sessions. Read here

    Thank you to this year’s QuDoS in MS programme sponsors, Novartis and Roche.  

  • Hereford MS MDT Team
    Wye Valley NHS Trust

    Our core MS team is a community based, non-medical model, made up of two MS nurses, an MS OT, and an MS Co-ordinator. The wider MDT includes Neuro OT, Neuro Physios, SALT, and Dietician and Wheelchair services.  Read here

    Thank you to this year’s QuDoS in MS programme sponsors, Novartis and Roche.  

  • Huntingdonshire Community Multiple Sclerosis Specialist Nursing Team
    Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust

    The CPFT Huntingdonshire Community Multiple Sclerosis specialist nurses provide support for anyone with a confirmed MS diagnosis who is registered with a Huntingdonshire GP. They provide patient education, advice, symptom management, complex case management, carer support, emotional and psychological support, and liaison with other services, from diagnosis through to end of life. Read here

    Thank you to this year’s QuDoS in MS programme sponsors, Novartis and Roche.  

  • Erin Cooper and Nikki Gray
    Advanced Practitioner in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust 

    The reason I am nominating this team is for the dedication and work they have put into this role. As this was a new post for pelvic health, a lot of preliminary work was involved for Erin and Nikki..Read here

    Thank you to this year’s QuDoS in MS programme sponsors, Novartis and Roche.  

  • Natasha Hoyle, neurosciences pharmacist, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

    Natasha led a large and complex audit of delays in the provision of disease modifying therapies to people with MS via her work with the MS academy. The project was an MS academy award winner… Read here

    Thank you to this year’s QuDoS in MS programme sponsors, Novartis and Roche.  

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2023 Winners

  • Innovation in Practice Samson Kayakers

    Samson Kayakers being presented their award by Tania Burge, MS Trust.

    WINNER Samson Kayakers

    COMMENDED Huntingdonshire Community Multiple Sclerosis Specialist Nursing Team
     
    COMMENDED MS Trust (Claire Winchester) and Joanne Pritchard (Physio Pilates Retford)
     
    COMMENDED Ruth Stross
  • Outstanding Team MS Preconception and Pregnancy TeamMS Preconception and Pregnancy Team being presented their award by David Martin, MS Trust

    WINNER MS Preconception and Pregnancy Team

    COMMENDED Be Bladder Aware in MS Team

    COMMENDED Hereford MS MDT Team

    COMMENDED Transforming MS For All (TMS4All)

  • Judges Special Award Huntingdonshire Community Multiple Sclerosis Specialist Nursing Team

    Huntingdonshire Community Multiple Sclerosis Specialist Nursing Team being presented their award by Christine Singleton, Consultant Physiotherapist (FES), West Midlands Rehabilitation Centre (chair of judging panel)

    WINNER Huntingdonshire Community Multiple Sclerosis Specialist Nursing Team

  • Judges Special Award Hereford MS MDT TeamHereford MS MDT Team being presented their award by Christine Singleton, Consultant Physiotherapist (FES), West Midlands Rehabilitation Centre (chair of judging panel)

    WINNER Hereford MS MDT Team