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It is with great sadness that I must inform you that our past President, Monty Losowsky has passed away. On behalf of the Society, I have expressed our sincere condolences to his family during this difficult time. Born and […]
Guts UK and Crohns and Colitis UK are facing a challenging time and have posted an urgent appeal to fundraise. Many Gastroenterologists and their patients have benefited from the funding that these two charities have provided in the past. A […]
This ‘bullet point bulletin’ shares what the BSG is doing and is planning to do to support our members, the wider GI community and our patients. I have also written a piece on Accepting Change and Developing the New Norm, […]
I was reminded by one of my international colleagues that 25th April was World Malaria Day. This has passed unnoticed in many quarters due to our collective focus on the current coronavirus pandemic. In 2018 there were 228 million cases […]
17th April 2020 Service Recovery Documents: the What, When and How Another week on and many of us around the country are pondering the uncertainties of how the epidemic will unfold in our own locality. Regions around the UK are […]
10th April 2020 For many of us, the working week is not a concept we recognise as finishing on a Friday. Rotas, and clinical and academic commitments, have always been part of a continuous cycle and never more so than […]
NHS England recently published specialty advice for endoscopy services, advocating continuation of both the rapid access cancer referral pathway and bowel cancer screening with FIT: During the COVID-19 pandemic, rapid access two week wait colorectal cancer referrals will continue. Changes […]
3rd April 2020 Trying to keep your finger on the pulse of national specialty activity in the rapidly changing COVID-19 environment is difficult. I really hope you are all able to give some focus to your personal well-being each day. […]
The new COVID-19 UK IBD Tool for patients is now live. The tool aims to help you and your team to identify and reach your moderate and high-risk IBD patients. This is to support and complement the work you and […]
The recent surge in cases of COVID-19 throughout the world and its severe impact on global healthcare have highlighted the need for the rapid accumulation of data pertaining to subpopulations infected with the virus in order to allow for the […]