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Project 90 - Leadership and Management

As part of Project 90, the BSG is launching a flagship “Improvement Leadership” programme in association with AQuA, specialists in leadership and quality improvement programmes.


As part of Project 90, the BSG is launching a flagship “Improvement Leadership” programme in association with AQuA, specialists in leadership and quality improvement programmes. The aim is to equip participants with the skills, networks and confidence to lead meaningful service improvements across the specialty.

Leadership and Management Teaching Dates 2025/26

  • Residential Block 1 – 16 & 17 September 2025
  • Residential Block 2 - 25 & 26 November 2025
  • Online Block 1 - 10 February 2026
  • Online Block 2 - 10 March 2026
  • Residential Block 3 - 22 & 23 April 2026



Designed to run over nine months from September 2025, the inaugural programme will include three 2-day residential blocks plus two online learning days and will: - 

  • Integrate leadership development with quality improvement (QI) methodologies for real-world application.  

  • Develop future gastroenterology leaders capable of driving strategic change.  

  • Offer expert-led learning, peer support, and a self-sustaining leadership community.  

  • Support participants in applying learning to their day-to-day leadership, change initiatives, or service improvements. 


WORKSTREAM LEAD - Dr Monica Bose

I’m currently Deputy Chair of the Clinical Service and Standards Committee of the BSG. 

I’m a Gastroenterologist and Divisional Director with 20 years Consultant experience in 2 DGH Trusts in the East of England. I was planned care clinical lead for our ICS from 2022-2024 and I am vice chair of Trustees at our local hospice. 

I aim to support the development and delivery of the leadership and management workstream in project 90 to bring forward our next generation of multidisciplinary professional leaders in Gastroenterology armed with skills to help them craft the best possible provision for patients in a rapidly changing NHS landscape