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BSG Gut Highlights July 2025
Read the July 2025 edition covering the subspecialties of colon, coeliac disease, inflammatory bowel disease, endoscopy, hepatology, and pancreas.
Introduction to the BSG with President Prof Colin Rees
Prof. Colin Rees and Dr. Roisin Bevan chat about all things BSG. As well as being elected president of the BSG, Colin is a Professor of Gastroenterology at Newcastle University and an Honorary Consultant at South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Trust. Dr. Roisin Bevan, Chair of the BSG Education Committee, is a consultant physician and gastroenterologist in North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust.
RCP Medicine Series on IBD Podcast
The RCP Medicine podcast is a series of discussions on different topics relevant to physicians. This series includes recent episodes on Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
Sustainable Endoscopy e-learning module
Endoscopy is the third-highest waste-producing department in the NHS. Sustainable endoscopy delivers high-quality care with a positive social impact whilst minimising environmental damage.
BSG Endoscopy Question Time: ERCP
This webinar was recorded on 18th June 2025
Masterclass: Optimising the monitoring strategies in IBD: why, who and how
Symptoms in inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) do not correlate well with objective measures of disease activity.
Management of Bloating
Bloating is one of the most frequently reported symptoms in gastroenterology consultations. The Rome Foundation Global Epidemiology Study has shown that up to 18% of the global population experiences bloating or abdominal distension.
BSG Webinar: A Balancing Act - Making Alternative Career Pathways Work Recording
BSG SWiG webinar recording - May 21st 2025
BSG #FGGlobal Webinar - The Problematic Pouch Recording
Recording from the BSG FGGlobal Webinar - The Problematic Pouch - 30th April 2025.
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The BSG web team are looking for enthusiastic individuals to expand our current group of web article reviewers. This could be included as part of your CPD diary and could help enrich your own knowledge too. It is a rewarding process and allows us to support our members in their education. The articles are short but require professional review and constructive comments. The commitment will be sporadic but we do ask that you’re able to return the review in a timely fashion when requested. This is open to consultants, senior registrars (ST6 and above), specialist nurses or senior allied health professionals in Gastroenterology and/or Hepatology.
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