Resources

The Trainees Section newsletter for summer 2019.

The call for research proposals returns with opportunities for Y-ECCO Members to propose and perform a brief, focused research project with ClinCom/Y-ECCO guidance and ECCO support.

An update from the IBD Registry on its work over the last month.

Join the BSG team for an exciting live debate on Wednesday 17th October from 20:00 to 21:00

Guts UK and Dr Falk funded Dr Laith Al Rubaiy to produce educational endoscopy videos for patients with the aim of improving their experience and outcomes. 

These ATPs are approved for advanced training in Hepatology, including experience in a transplant unit, with a view to subspecialty accreditation providing other requirements are met.

An unknown proportion of adults and children with coeliac disease are offered an annual review.

IOIBD and the WGO are interested in what Gastroenterologists believe to be the most important challenges in the field of IBD

This year, the top three scoring applicants for the Alastair McIntyre Prize for Improving Gastroenterology Training were entered into the ‘Educational Dragons’ Den’.

An update from the IBD Registry on its work over the last month.

A selection of guidelines, journal articles and podcasts.

The oesophageal section has been very active over the last year

One of the highlights of this year’s BSG meeting was a symposium organised by the BSG Trainee Committee on trainee research networks.

Interactive sessions on advanced endoscopic techniques will be on offer to the delegates giving useful practical experience.

The BSG welcomes submissions from members wishing to share their own service success story.

The two day event will aim to address the clinical and technical issues faced during ERCP

A video on the BSG Decompensated Cirrhosis Care Bundle

A bulletin video highlighting the key points from BSG 2018

30 articles that have received the most citations over the past year