BASL School of Hepatology will be held at Devonshire Hall, Cumberland Road, Leeds University over the 13th and 14th July 2018
The event, including overnight accommodation if required on the Friday night, is free to attend for all BASL medically qualified members in training and is restricted to 40 delegates.
PROGRAMME
Friday 13th July 2018
12:30 Registration and Lunch
13:30 Introduction and Welcome - Dr Ian Rowe
Hepatocellular carcinoma - Chair: Dr Rebecca Jones
13:40-14:00 Epidemiology of HCC in the UK - Dr Anya Burton
14:00-14:20 How and when can radiology diagnose HCC - Dr Raneem Albazaz
14:20-14:30 Pathology for HCC - When the radiology just isn't enough - Dr Judy Wyatt
14:30-14:50 MDT 1 - 2 diagnostic cases – All
14:50-15:10 Tea break
Treatment of HCC
15:10-15:25 When is surgery an option? - TBC
15:25-15:40 Ablation for HCC - Dr Jon Smith
15:40-15:45 TACE - Dr Chris Hammond
15:45-16:00 Chemotherapy - Dr Dan Swinson
16:00-16:15 Radiotherapy - Dr Rebecca Goody
16:15-16:45 MDT 2 – 2 treatment cases - All
16:45-17:30 Setting up a liver unit – the Master’s perspective - Dr Mervyn Davies
17:30 Finish
19:00 Dinner – Aagrah Indian Restaurant, Leeds (transport will be provided).
Programme day two
New developments in Hepatology
9:15-9:35 Liver disease as a population problem - Dr Ian Rowe
9:35-9:55 New treatment for PBC - Dr Ramu Chimakurthi
9:55-10:15 Targeted treatments for NASH - Dr Matthew Armstrong
10:15-10:45 Can we afford costly drugs for patients with liver disease? – Dr Katie Spencer
10:45-11:15 Coffee break
Hot topics in portal hypertension
11:15-11:45 Personalised treatment of variceal bleeding – Dr Jayne Dillon
11:45- 12:15 Portel vein thrombosis - cause, consequence, or inconsequential – Dr Audrey Dillon
12:15-13:15 Lunch
BVHG session
13:15-13:35 Current landscape of HCV treatment - Dr Will Gelson
3:35-13:55 Do DAAs prevent decompensation? - TBC
13:55-14:15 Do they prevent HCC? - Dr Ian Rowe
14:15-14:40 DAAs for HCV - Cost, commissioning, and the CQUIN - Dr Stuart McPherson
14:40-15:10 Refreshments
15:10-15:30 HCV - Reaching the whole population - Dr Mark Aldersley
15:30-16:10 HCV - is elimination realistic by 2030 - TBC and Dr Mary Cannon
16:10 Feedback and close
This event is aimed at SpRs / Doctors in Training with a NTN
This is a weekend residential event, which is free to BASL medically qualified members in training, the cost to non-members is £125 and includes:
TO BOOK
Please complete the online registration form below to book your place. The event is limited to 40 places available to SpRs/Doctors in Training with a NTN.
You must tick both days on the booking as this is a two day event only.
Please indicate on the relevant area of the booking form if you require accommodation, also if you will be attending the dinner on Friday night. Places are on a first come first served basis.
Registration cost: Free to BASL medically qualified members in training and £125 to non-members.
BOOKING Registration Course cost: BASL in training members - Free (*a £120 refundable deposit will be taken on booking*) *Members Refundable Deposit For members, on completion of the booking form, a refundable deposit of £120 will be taken and will be returned to you after you have attended the event. If you do not attend the meeting and do not cancel your place within 2 weeks of the meeting, you may forfeit your deposit. Please see the cancellation policy below. If you have any queries, please contact the Secretariat on kim@basl.com or +44 (0)1543 442154. |
Cancellation Policy If you wish to cancel your attendance at this event, please contact the Secretariat no later than 14 days prior to the event. Bookings made within 14 days of the event cannot be refunded. Cancellations made outside of this time will be made at the sole discretion of BASL. If the event is free of charge to attend, cancellation as stated here may incur charges. By clicking confirm you accept these terms. |
If you have any queries please contact kim@basl.org.uk or Tel: 01543 442154.