Endorsed Event: Royal Free Sheila Sherlock Postgraduate Hepatology Course

We are delighted to endorse The Royal Free Sheila Sherlock Hepatology Postgraduate course, taking place online on 16th – 18th March 2022.

The course has developed an excellent reputation for its clinically relevant, interactive, and curriculum-focussed content, designed for both gastroenterology and acute medicine trainees, and consultants seeking an update that is tailored to everyday practice. The aim is to equip clinicians with the knowledge and skills to expertly manage patients with liver disease. The programme has been re-vamped for 2022, with sessions covering hepatology in the clinic, acute medical take, ITU, and liver transplant settings. This is the 8th year that the course has been run, with consistently excellent delegate feedback. This year, the course will be held virtually, with live-streamed speakers and plenty of opportunities for audience interaction and questions.

Registration

BSG members will receive a 30% discount on registration fees.

Event endorsed by the BSG.

Programme:

Day 1

Time	Session	Speaker
09.00-09.15	Opening welcome	Prof Massimo Pinzani
	Session 1: Liver disease & Lifestyle Chair: Prof Massimo Pinzani
09.15-09.40	Alcohol-related liver disease	Prof Kevin Moore
09.40-10.05	Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease	Dr Penny Manousou
10.05-10.10	Discussion/interval
10.10-10.35	NAFLD: risk stratification & use of non-invasive assessments	Prof Emmanuel Tsochatzis
10.35-10.55	Coffee Break
	Session 2: Viral hepatitis and public health Chair: Dr Doug Macdonald
10.55-11.20	Hepatitis B	Dr Doug Macdonald
11.20-11.45	Hepatitis C	Prof William Rosenberg
11.45-11.50	Discussion/interval
11.50-12.15	Obesity –A public health perspective	Prof Harry Rutter
12.15-13.00	Lunch Break
	Section 3: Radiology and interventions Chair: Dr Aileen Marshall
13.00-13.25	Radiology cases	Dr Dominic Yu
13.25-13.50	Variceal bleeding: ‘TIPSS & tricks’	Dr David Patch
13.50-13.55	Discussion/interval
13.55-14.20	Coagulopathy in liver disease and vascular liver diseases	Dr David Patch
14.20-14.40	Coffee Break
	Session 4: Autoimmune liver diseases Chair: Prof Doug Thorburn
14.40-15.05	Primary Biliary Cholangitis	Prof Doug Thorburn
15.05-15.30	Autoimmune hepatitis	Dr Jon Potts
15.30-15.40	Discussion/interval
	Session 5: Pancreato-Biliary & Infection Chair: Dr Jon Potts
15.40-16.05	Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis	Prof Steve Pereira
16.05-16.30	Infection in liver disease	Dr Emmanuel Wey
16.30	Closing remarks

Day 2

Time	Session	Speaker
08.50-09.00	Opening welcome	Prof Massimo Pinzani
	Session 1: Cirrhosis & its complications Chair: Dr Rachel Westbrook
09.00-09.25	Ascites, SBP, Renal dysfunction	Dr Louise China
09.25-09.50	Acute on Chronic Liver Failure	Prof Rajiv Jalan
09.50-09.55	Discussion/interval
09.55-10.20	Hepatic encephalopathy	Prof Marsha Morgan
10.20-10.40	Coffee Break
	Session 2: Cirrhosis & its complications Chair: Dr Naveenta Kumar
10.40-11.05	Acute alcoholic hepatitis	Prof Alastair O’Brien
11.05-11.30	Portal hypertension, Pharmacotherapy & Future Perspectives	Prof Raj Mookerjee
11.30-11.40	Discussion/interval
11.40-12.05	Sheila Sherlock Invited Lecture: The developments in HCC	Dr Maria Reig
12.05-12.50	Lunch Break
	Section 3: Sheila Sherlock Hepatology Symposium 2021 Chair: Prof Rajiv Jalan
12.50-13.15	Immunotherapy-related liver complications	Dr Doug Macdonald
13.15-13.55	Debate: Should we use beta blockers to treat everyone with evidence of portal hypertension?
13.55-14.15	Coffee Break
	Session 4: Challenging presentations of liver disease Chair: Prof Massimo Pinzani.
14.15-14.45	Drug induced liver injury	Dr Aileen Marshall
14.45-15.10	Deranged LFTs in pregnancy	Dr Rachel Westbrook
15.10-15.20	Discussion/interval
	Session 5: Genetics inliver disease Chair: Prof Emmanuel Tsochatzis
15.20-15.45	Hyperferritinaemia & hereditary haemochromatosis	Dr James Dooley
16.05-16.30	Wilson disease	Dr James Dooley
16.10-16.35	Cholestatic liver diseases and use of genetic testing in liver disease	Dr Richard Thompson
16.35	Closing remarks

Day 3

Time	Session	Speaker
08.50-09.00	Opening welcome	Prof Massimo Pinzani
	Session 1: The sick liver patient Chair: Dr Jennifer Ryan
09.00-09.20	Escalation decisions & ceilings of care	Dr Philip Berry
09.20-09.50	Acute liver failure	Dr Jennifer Ryan
09.50-10.00	Discussion/interval
09.55-10.20	Hepatic encephalopathy	Prof Marsha Morgan
10.20-10.40	Coffee Break
	Session 2: Challenging presentations of liver disease Chair: Prof Marsha Morgan
10.00-10.25	Sarcopenia & nutrition in liver disease	Dr Jane McNaughton
10.25-10.55	Thinking forward in liver disease: integrating palliative care	Dr Heather Lewis, Dr Philip Lodge
10.55-11.15	Coffee Break
11.50-12.15	Obesity –A public health perspective	Prof Harry Rutter
12.15-13.00	Lunch Break
	Section 3: Liver Transplantation Chair: Dr Rachel Westbrook
11.15-11.40	Who & when to refer for liver transplantation?	Dr Rachel Westbrook
11.40-12.05	Surgical complications related to liver transplantation	Prof Brian Davidson
12.05-12.10	Discussion/interval
12.10-12.35	Post-transplant care & complications	Dr Beverley Kok
12.35	Closing statements	Prof Massimo Pinzani

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Date And Time

16-03-2022 @ 09:00 to
18-03-2022 @ 12:30

Location

Online event

Event Category

Endorsed Event

Event Tags

Hepatology

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