IBD Investigators Day 2024 - Presentations
Click the links below to download the talks given at the IBD Investigators Day on 29th January 2024 at Sandy Park in Exeter:
PROFILE Dr Nuru Noor, Cambridge University Hospitals
IBD BOOST Prof Christine Norton, King's College London
POPSTER/AWARE-IBD Prof Alan Lobo, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
STATIC Prof Gordon Moran, University of Nottingham
Intro: Mechanics of getting a study going Claire Bewshea, Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust & Rebecca Smith
Undeserved populations in research Dr Gareth Parkes, Barts Health NHS Trust
Clinical Research Networks (CRN) Prof Matt Brookes, Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust
Non-Physician Principal Investigators (Pls) Ms Pearl Avery, St Mark's Hospital
Associate Pls Dr Jayne Saunders, Forth Valley Royal Hospital
Funding Prof James Lindsay, Barts Health NHS Trust
Clinical implementation of IBD pharmacogenetics Dr Tariq Ahmad, Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust
RESPONSE Dr Chris Lamb, Newcastle University
GONDOMER Prof Shaji Sebastian, BSG Research Committee Chair & Mr Phil Tozer, London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust
ASP-PSC Prof Shahid Khan, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
MARVEL Dr Rebecca Hall, The University of Edinburgh
OCeAN Dr Rachel Cooney, University of Birmingham
IBD BioResource Dr Miles Parkes, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
AI Dr James Ashton, University of Southampton
Systems Biology/Networks Dr Tamas Korcksmaros, Imperial College London
BSG Inflammatory Bowel Disease Surveillance Guideline 2025
Our newly updated guideline for colorectal surveillance for patients with IBD is now available, providing a comprehensive road map for evidence-based, expert management of the whole pathway to try and prevent or detect bowel cancer early for this higher risk patient group.
Read the latest IBD UK Report on the State of IBD Care in the UK
The quality of care reported by people with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) has declined over the past five years, with major resources needed to help overstretched NHS staff deliver the services they want to people with Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis. That’s one of the key findings of a major new report which gathers the views of more than 17,000 Crohn’s and Colitis patients and 126 adult hospital IBD services
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BSG Research Scholars Programme
The BSG Research Scholars Programme aims to support research participation among members by offering the infrastructure and initial support to progress their research ideas while practicing as front-line health care professionals.