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New events and webinars for your diary


WEBINAR: Liver Highlights from BSG LIVE'24

Join us on Tuesday 17th September from 6pm - 7pm as we take a look back at the Liver highlights from this year's BSG LIVE'24 which took place in Birmingham this June.

This webinar will be chaired by BSG Secretary, Dr Safa Al-Shamma who will be joined by Prof Stuart McPherson.

Click here to register.


IN PERSON: BAPEN / BSG Basic Nutrition Training Day

Save the date for this 1-day basic nutrition training day for trainees taking place at the IET Austin Court, Birmingham on Monday 7th October 2024.

Key learning objectives:

  • Understanding of core concepts of nutrition including identifying malnutrition and managing refeeding syndrome
  • Troubleshooting of enteral tubes – both a theoretical and practical approach
  • Managing emergency nutrition in patients with eating disorders
  • Dealing with nutritional problems as the oncall registrar

Registration will open soon.


WEBINAR: IBD Highlights from BSG LIVE'24

Join us on Tuesday 22nd October from 6pm - 7pm as we take a look back at the IBD highlights from this year's BSG LIVE'24 which took place in Birmingham this June.

This webinar will be chaired by BSG Secretary, Dr Safa Al-Shamma who will be joined by Dr Shahida Din and Dr Gareth Parkes as they explore the following highlights from BSG LIVE:

  • Optimizing the monitoring strategies in IBD: why, who and how
  • Chronic Pouchitis what you need to know
  • Framework for Professional Practice for Nurses
  • Working in IBD in Adult and Paediatric Care
  • IBD research highlights and top scoring IBD orals
  • IBD and Liver Disease
  • Scoping the Patient with IBD
  • IBD Therapeutic Choices in Special Situations
  • IBD Inflammation Outside the Gut
  • High Quality IBD Care in 2024

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IN PERSON: Transforming Medicine through the Gut/Microbiota Interface: Towards Microbial Therapeutics for Human Diseases

Save the date for this 1.5 day conference focusing on the Gut/Microbiota taking place at the Surgeons Quarter, Edinburgh on 6th - 7th March 2025.

Dates/times:

  • Thursday 6th March: 13:30 - 17:00
  • Friday 7th March: 09:00 - 16:00

Key learning objectives:

  • Understand the tools available to describe the gut microbiome in 2024
  • Understand progress from faecal microbiota transplant towards targeted microbial engraftment.
  • Understand the role of diet in microbial manipulation and how diet is becoming a core Crohn’s disease therapy across all ages.

Registration will open soon.

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December 19, 2024

Alcohol Health Alliance urges action on alcohol-related deaths

Alcohol-related harm continues to place significant pressure on the healthcare system, with nearly 1 million hospital admissions each year linked to alcohol, costing the NHS £4.91 billion annually. The AHA has called for policies such as minimum unit pricing and increased funding for alcohol treatment services to reduce harm and improve public health.

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December 15, 2024

BSG New Consultant Advisory Group

Applications are now open for registrars in their final 2 years of training and consultants within 5 years of CCT from the following regions to join the Group as regional representatives.

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December 11, 2024

Treating giant pandas: an unusual advanced role for the gastroenterologist

Giant pandas are captivating animals with worldwide interest. Their distinctive colour, furriness and slow, swaggering, lifestyle may be some of the reasons why people love them.