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    Response - Part B Supervisor Proposal

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    The document discusses a student's research project on the progression of diagnosis and treatment of multiple sclerosis over 80 years in the UK, US, and Canada. It outlines the student's plan to research academic articles, interview healthcare professionals, examine how drugs have evolved to treat relapses, and how diagnosis criteria and treatment methods differ between healthcare systems and have changed over time. The student receives feedback agreeing that "progression" better captures improvements than "evolution" and that narrowing the scope to three countries gives a more manageable analysis.

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    Response - Part B Supervisor Proposal

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    The document discusses a student's research project on the progression of diagnosis and treatment of multiple sclerosis over 80 years in the UK, US, and Canada. It outlines the student's plan to research academic articles, interview healthcare professionals, examine how drugs have evolved to treat relapses, and how diagnosis criteria and treatment methods differ between healthcare systems and have changed over time. The student receives feedback agreeing that "progression" better captures improvements than "evolution" and that narrowing the scope to three countries gives a more manageable analysis.

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    The document discusses a student's research project on the progression of diagnosis and treatment of multiple sclerosis over 80 years in the UK, US, and Canada. It outlines the student's plan to research academic articles, interview healthcare professionals, examine how drugs have evolved to treat relapses, and how diagnosis criteria and treatment methods differ between healthcare systems and have changed over time. The student receives feedback agreeing that "progression" better captures improvements than "evolution" and that narrowing the scope to three countries gives a more manageable analysis.

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    Response - Part B Supervisor Proposal

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    Yusuf Butt
    The document discusses a student's research project on the progression of diagnosis and treatment of multiple sclerosis over 80 years in the UK, US, and Canada. It outlines the student's plan to research academic articles, interview healthcare professionals, examine how drugs have evolved to treat relapses, and how diagnosis criteria and treatment methods differ between healthcare systems and have changed over time. The student receives feedback agreeing that "progression" better captures improvements than "evolution" and that narrowing the scope to three countries gives a more manageable analysis.

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    1.

    As discussed in the supervisor meeting, by Friday 11th November, I will release a list
    of research articles which will be annotated and cited within my project – these will
    be acquired through platforms such as google scholar, academia.edu and various
    university archives. I will also look to open opportunities such as interviewing
    healthcare professionals which would count as primary research for my project.
    2. Treatment – I will first want to focus in on the progression of drugs to help recover
    from MS relapses and how such drugs have evolved over the years. I will also look to
    talk about the use of stem cells in the control of MS but most importantly, I will look
    to show how the methods of treatment differ in the NHS to Canadian Medicare and
    to the Private Healthcare System within the USA.

    Diagnosis – show how the changes in MS diagnostic criteria have changed


    dramatically over 25 years. Also dwell on the misdiagnosis of MS with UK (for
    example, four in five people with multiple sclerosis in the UK are misdiagnosed and
    are instead told that they have a trapped nerve.
    3. Agreed – I think that instead of the term ‘evolution’, ‘progression’ should be used as
    not only does it show that the diagnosis criteria and treatment has improved, it also
    gives room for discussion.
    4. After research and reading various academic articles, I do believe that it is possible to
    explore the different methods of diagnosis and treatment across the USA, Canada
    and the UK as their approach to MS differs. However, I agree that the terminology
    ‘to what extent’ gives the impression that there will be an incredibly wide scope and
    so after careful thought, I think that this part of the project title should be changed.
    5. After careful consideration and extensive research on the timeline of MS research
    and after consultation with Dr Burton, I believe that instead of 50 years, the project
    should span over 80 years. This is because between the years 1421 (the first
    documented case of MS) and 1946, only primitive work occurred and so would not
    be applicable to modern scientific research. However, from 1946 onwards, crucial
    findings took place and much of the recent developments of the 21 st century build on
    from the findings in the 20th century.
    6. Sorry for this! Complete error!

    New Proposal: How have the methods of diagnosis and treatment of Multiple Sclerosis
    progressed over the past 80 years within some of the most medically established
    countries such as the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada?

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