Hopkins Prize for Endoscopy |
Awarded for the best submission regarding a technical innovation in the field of endoscopy, a new method using existing endoscopic equipment, or contribution to endoscopy research. |
Professor David Sanders
Head of the Academic Department of Gastroenterology
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals
Changing every day clinical practice through endoscopic research |
Arthur Hurst Lecture |
Granted at the president’s discretion, winner gives keynote lecture at the Annual Meeting, and receives a copy of the Arthur Hurst lectures book rebound to include their lecture, and inscribed by the President. |
Professor Fiona Powrie
University of Oxford
Host microbe interactions in the intestine: New therapeutic strategies for the treatment of immune-mediated diseases |
President’s Medal |
Granted at the president’s discretion and awarded at the Annual Meeting to two recipients who receive free registration for the day and travel expenses. |
Dr Penny Neild
Ms Julie Solomon |
Frances Avery Jones Award |
Encourages research by gastroenterologists working in the UK and the Republic of Ireland. |
Thomas Bird
Liver senescence – How the liver can grow without growing old or lumpy |
Sheila Sherlock Lecture |
An invited lecture by the BSG Liver section. |
Dr Arun Sanyal
Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond, VA, USA
Current and future management of NAFLD |
New Perspectives Lecture |
An invited lecture by the BSG President. |
Ben Page
Ipsos MORI
Public perceptions of their health service |
Endoscopy Foundation Lecture |
An invited lecture by the BSG Endoscopy section. |
Dr Roland Valori
Consultant Gastroenterologist
Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
20 years of improving colonoscopy: Lessons learned and future directions |
Dr Basil Morson Lecture |
An invited lecture by the BSG Pathology section. |
Professor Elizabeth Montgomery
Professor of Pathology
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
Adventures in Barrett Esophagus: An old fashioned pathologist’s perspective |
Professor John Nicholls Lecture |
An invited lecture by the BSG Colorectal section. |
Trevor Graham
Barts Cancer Institute
The clonal evolution of cancer and neoplasia in ulcerative colitis |
Service Delivery Prize |
Recognises the work carried out by BSG members that has made a demonstrable impact on patient care by innovative service improvement. |
Dr Jane Chalmers
NIHR Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre
The Development of a New Diagnostic Pathway to Detect Chronic Liver Disease across Primary and Secondary Care |
Nurse Prize |
Recognises an individual or team that has made a demonstrable impact on patient care. |
Hayley Leyland
Nurse Specialist HPN & IF |
GUT Award |
Picks out the best basic science abstract for oral presentation. |
Dr Ruairi Lynch
OTH-10: Best scoring abstract GUT award: Therapeutic Interleukin 4 modulates monocyte dynamics and accelerates repair following acute liver injury |
Frontline Gastroenterology Award |
Awarded to the highest scoring abstract for oral presentation. |
Dr Emma Robinson
OTH-11: Best scoring abstract – Frontline Gastroenterology award: Intelligent liver function testing (iLFT) in action |
BMJ Open Gastroenterology Award |
Honours the best clinical science abstract for oral presentation. |
Dr Filip Baert
OTH-12: Best scoring abstract – BMJ Open gastroenterology award: Efficacy and Safety of Vedolizumab Subcutaneous Formulation for Ulcerative Colitis: Results of the visible Trial |
Nurse Free Papers |
Part of the Annual Meeting Free Papers Awards, showcases the best abstract for the Nurse Section at the Annual Meeting. |
Margaret Collins
Appetite for improvement; 50% reduction in bloodstream infections in central venous catheter delivered parenteral nutrition |
Liver Free Papers |
Part of the Annual Meeting Free Papers Awards, showcases the best abstract for the Liver Section at the Annual Meeting. |
Philip Dunne
Use of early-TIPSS in patients with oesophageal variceal bleeding, a UK dual-centre randomised control trial |
Small Bowel and Nutrition Free Papers |
Part of the Annual Meeting Free Papers Awards, showcases the best abstract for the Small Bowel and Nutrition Section at the Annual Meeting. |
Michael Fitzpatrick
Dynamics, and gut-homing chemokine and integrin expression, of recipient-derived T cells infiltrating intestinal transplant mucosa |
Neurogastroenterology and Motility Free Papers |
Part of the Annual Meeting Free Papers Awards, showcases the best abstract for the Neurogastroenterology and Motility Section at the Annual Meeting. |
Gerum Gashaw Gebeyehu
Fungal fumes in faeces – hidden culprit behind Parkinson’s disease? A faecal metabolomics study |
Service Free Papers |
Part of the Annual Meeting Free Papers Awards, showcases the best abstract for the CSSC Section at the Annual Meeting. |
Markus Gwiggner
Impact of direct access IBD physician delivered sigmoidoscopy from acute IBD flare line call service |
Education and Training Free Papers |
Part of the Annual Meeting Free Papers Awards, showcases the best abstract for the Education and Training Section at the Annual Meeting. |
Wisam Jafar
Multiprofessional in situ simulation is an effective method of identifying latent patient safety threats |
Colon and Anorectum Free Papers |
Part of the Annual Meeting Free Papers Awards, showcases the best abstract for the Colon and Anorectum Section at the Annual Meeting. |
Philip Jenkinson
Analysis of UC colectomy rates in pre- and post- biologic era South-East Scotland |
Pancreas Free Papers |
Part of the Annual Meeting Free Papers Awards, showcases the best abstract for the Pancreas Section at the Annual Meeting. |
Thomas Payne
Can moderate alcohol consumption decrease pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) risk? A systematic review and meta-analysis |
Oesophageal and Gastroduodenal Free Papers |
Part of the Annual Meeting Free Papers Awards, showcases the best abstract for the Oesophageal and Gastroduodenal Section at the Annual Meeting. |
Rebecca Smith
Intermittent administration of PPI is not inferior to infusion following acute non-variceal upper gastrointestinal bleeding |
Endoscopy Free Papers |
Part of the Annual Meeting Free Papers Awards, showcases the best abstract for the Endoscopy Section at the Annual Meeting. |
Martin Walls
The B-ADENOMA Trial: A multicentre, randomised controlled trial of adenoma detection with Endocuff Vision |
IBD Free Papers |
Part of the Annual Meeting Free Papers Awards, showcases the best abstract for the IBD Section at the Annual Meeting. |
Gareth-Rhys Jones
A capture-recapture study of all-age IBD point prevalence in Scotland |
Oesophageal Posters |
Showcases the best of the Oesophageal Section’s abstracts presented as a poster displayed at the Annual Conference. |
James Britton
A comparative qualitative survey of patient experience in Barrett’s oesophagus |
Gastroduodenal Posters |
Showcases the best of the Gastroduodenal Section’s abstracts presented as a poster displayed at the Annual Conference. |
Luke Sullivan
Helicobacter pylori resistance: a complex socioeconomic problem? |
Service Posters |
Showcases the best of the CSSC Section’s abstracts presented as a poster displayed at the Annual Conference. |
Akram Algieder
FIT-Hb Pathway for Primary care in Herefordshire: The first 6 months |
Liver Posters |
Showcases the best of the Liver Section’s abstracts presented as a poster displayed at the Annual Conference. |
Maja Kopczynska
Sepsis outcomes in patients with liver disease |
Education and Training Posters |
Showcases the best of the Education and Training Section’s abstracts presented as a poster displayed at the Annual Conference. |
Roisin Bevan
Endoscopy training in Sierra Leone – successful remote supervision leading to a sustainable OGD service |
Small Bowel and Nutrition Posters |
Showcases the best of the Small Bowel and Nutrition Section’s abstracts presented as a poster displayed at the Annual Conference. |
Matt Davie
Mapping the distribution of small bowel angioectasias |
Pancreas and Neuroendocrine Posters |
Showcases the best of the Pancreas and Neuroendocrine Section’s abstracts presented as a poster displayed at the Annual Conference. |
John Leeds
EUS Fork-Tip Biopsy versus EUS FNA in the Diagnosis of Solid Pancreatic Masses |
Colon and Anorectum Posters |
Showcases the best of the Colon and Anorectum Section’s abstracts presented as a poster displayed at the Annual Conference. |
Michelle Thornton
qFIT is a valuable triage tool for symptomatic colorectal patients |
Endoscopy Posters (Tues & Wed) |
Showcases the best of the Endoscopy Section’s abstracts presented as a poster displayed at the Annual Conference. |
Mohamed Hussein
Outcomes of hemospray use in tumour related upper gastrointestinal bleeds: Outcomes from the hemospray registry |
Neurogastroenterology Posters |
Showcases the best of the Neurogastroenterology Section’s abstracts presented as a poster displayed at the Annual Conference. |
Christopher Black
Efficacy of Pharmacological Therapies in Patients with Irritable Bowel Syndrome with Diarrhoea: Network Meta-analysis |
IBD Posters |
Showcases the best of the IBD Section’s abstracts presented as a poster displayed at the Annual Conference. |
Shashank Ramakrishnan
Colitis on CT – Does this mean Inflammatory Bowel Disease? |
Endoscopy Posters (Thursday) |
Showcases the best of the Endoscopy Section’s abstracts presented as a poster displayed at the Annual Conference. |
Pardeep Maheshwari
EUS Tissue Sampling with Fork-Tip Biopsy Needle in the Diagnosis of Type 1 Autoimmune PancreatitisHarleen Johal
Is flexible sigmoidoscopy in the setting of normal computer tomographic colonography necessary? |