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Are you a budding Hepatologist? Do you want to improve your Hepatology knowledge to help with core and higher Hepatology curriculum sign off? Have you got Hepatology questions but not had the opportunity to ask them?
If yes then please join us for the BASL Virtual School of Hepatology Webinar Series 2022.
Following the success of the series in 2021 we are running a series of bi-monthly webinars this year on a Wednesday evening, with a face to face meeting being planned for the Summer.
We are delighted to announce our session and speaker for August:
Session 4: "Alcohol related liver disease”
Speaker: Dr Richard Parker – Leeds Teaching Hospitals
Date: Wednesday 17th August
UK Time: 19:00 – 20:00
The BASL Virtual School of Hepatology Sessions offer an excellent platform for trainees interested in hepatology, with talks delivered by UK Hepatologists, followed by a Q&A session.
Preview the series programme here > Download BASL Virtual School of Hepatology Webinar Prog 2022v3.pdf
NB: Programme subject to change
FREE to attend for BASL Members.
Not a member of BASL, then why not join by clicking > here.
Please contact kim@basl.org.uk should you have any questions.
Thank you to our supporters:
Gold Sponsor:
Bronze Sponsor:
'This webinar series is supported by Shionogi and Intercept Pharma UK & Ireland. They have had no influence or input into the programme, agenda or content of the meeting’.
September 2022
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We are delighted to announce the 2022 BASL Annual Meeting will be held face to face from Tuesday 20th - Friday 23rd September at the Queen's Hotel, in Leeds.
BLTG Transplant Meeting - 20-21 (am) September
BASL Annual Meeting - 21-23 September
BLNA Annual Meeting - 22 (pm) -23 September
This is a great chance to meet up with colleagues from across the speciality, exchange ideas, and get updates on the latest advances in hepatology.
Programme highlights include our Named Lectures:
Williams Calne Lecture: The use of Liver transplantation for colorectal metastases
Speaker: Professor Pål-Dag Line, Oslo University Hospital
Wednesday a.m.
Ralph Wright Lecture
Speaker: Professor Neil Henderson, University of Edinburgh
Wednesday p.m.
British Liver Trust Lecture 2022: Reducing Variation by Driving Quality and Rewarding Excellence - What we have learned through 5 years of IQILS
Speaker: Dr James Ferguson, Consultant Hepatologist and National IQILS lead
Thursday a.m.
Alex Mowat Lecture 2022: Childhood Biliary Disease in Adulthood.
Speaker: Professor Patrick McKiernan, Birmingham Women’s & Children’s Hospital
Thursday p.m.
A full programme with confimed speakers will be available soon:
Download Draft BASL2022 Programme_Website_v1.pdf
Early Bird Registration is open register > Here .
Download a delegate fee breakdown here > Download BASL2022 Fee Breakdown.pdf
Not a BASL member? Why not considering joining to take advantage of the reduced member registration fees for the annual meeting - please join > Here.
Abstract Submission is now closed.
Applications for the Dame Sheila Sherlock Prize Award and the Andy Burroughs Young Investigator Award are now open - read more on the news page > here. Or contact admin@basl.org.uk .
Follow the event on Twitter using #BASL2022
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We are delighted to announce the 2022 BASL Annual Meeting will be held face to face from Tuesday 20th - Friday 23rd September at the Queen's Hotel, in Leeds.
BLTG Transplant Meeting - 20-21 (am) September
BASL Annual Meeting - 21-23 September
BLNA Annual Meeting - 22 (pm) -23 September
This is a great chance to meet up with colleagues from across the speciality, exchange ideas, and get updates on the latest advances.
BLTG programme highlights include:
Williams Calne Lecture: The use of Liver transplantation for colorectal metastases
Speaker: Professor Pål-Dag Line, Oslo University Hospital
Wednesday a.m.
A draft programme is to follow.
Early Bird Registration is open register > Here.
Download BASL2022 Fee Breakdown.pdf
Not a BASL BLTG member? Why not considering joining to take advantage of the reduced member registration fees for the annual meeting - please join > Here.
Abstract Submission is now closed
Applications for the Dame Sheila Sherlock Prize Award and the Andy Burroughs Young Investigator Award are now open - read more on the news page > Here. Or contact admin@basl.org.uk .
Follow the event on Twitter using #BASL2022
@basl_event @BASLedu
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Early Bird Registration is now open!
We are delighted to announce the BLNA will be holding their annual meeting at the Queens Hotel in Leeds on Thursday 22nd and Friday 23rd September as part of the BASL Annual Meeting.
The meeting opens with a joint session with BASL on the Thursday morning, followed by a nurse meeting on Thursday afternoon and Friday.
This is a great opportunity for the liver nurse community to connect face to face and network and share time together with other nurses and professionals interested in liver disease.
A programme will be available soon.
Early Bird Registration is open register > Here .
Download a fee breakdown here to take a look at the Early Bird fees for nurses: Download BASL2022 Fee Breakdown.pdf
Not a member of BASL / BLNA why not considering joining to take advantage of the reduced member registration fees for the meeting - please join > Here.
Abstract Submission is now closed
Follow the event on Twitter using #BASL2022
October 2022
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BASL are planning a face to face School of Hepatology meeting that will take place on Friday 7th October and will be held in Nottingham.
The event is FREE to attend for BASL medically qualified members in training (a refundable deposit is taken at the time of booking) and is aimed at SpRs / Doctors in Training with a NTN.
The BASL School of Hepatology offers an excellent platform for trainees in hepatology, with lectures delivered by leading speakers from the UK. There will be ample opportunities for interaction with case presentations and group discussions.
Numbers are restricted to 40 delegates so book early when registration opens to avoid disappointment.
A programme will be available soon.
Contact Kim@basl.org.uk if you have any questions.
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Are you a budding Hepatologist? Do you want to improve your Hepatology knowledge to help with core and higher Hepatology curriculum sign off? Have you got Hepatology questions but not had the opportunity to ask them?
If yes then please join us for the BASL Virtual School of Hepatology Webinar Series 2022.
Following the success of the series in 2021 we are running a series of bi-monthly webinars this year on a Wednesday evening, with a face to face meeting being planned for the Summer.
We are delighted to announce our session and speaker for October:
Session 5: “NAFLD future directions”
Speaker: Professor Jonathan Fallowfield - University of Edinburgh
Date: Wednesday 12th October
UK Time: 19:00 – 20:00
The BASL Virtual School of Hepatology Sessions offer an excellent platform for trainees interested in hepatology, with talks delivered by UK Hepatologists, followed by a Q&A session.
Preview the series programme here > Download BASL Virtual School of Hepatology Webinar Prog 2022v3.pdf
NB: Programme subject to change
FREE to attend for BASL Members.
Not a member of BASL, then why not join by clicking > here.
Please contact kim@basl.org.uk should you have any questions.
Thank you to our supporters:
Gold Sponsor:
Bronze Sponsor:
'This webinar series is supported by Shionogi and Intercept Pharma UK & Ireland. They have had no influence or input into the programme, agenda or content of the meeting’.
Oct
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We are pleased to announce that the next meeting of the British Viral Hepatitis Group (BVHG) will be held jointly with the BASL/BSG HBV Special Interest Group and take place as a face to face meeting in Birmingham.
Date: Friday 14th October 2022
Location: Birmingham Conference and Exhibition Centre (BCEC)
Programme talks include:
- Curing Hepatitis B – what are the different types of cure and why do we need them?
- Targeting the virus to achieve functional cure
- Immunological approaches to achieving functional cure
- The future of the functional cure programme – combinations, novel biomarkers and timelines
- The lived experiences of people with hepatitis B infection
- Important considerations for patients taking part in clinical trials for hepatitis B functional cure
- Strengthening the HBV patient voice in the UK
- HBV SIG discussions
A full programme and registration details are to follow.
Contact Kim@basl.org.uk if you have any questions.
December 2022
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Save the Date
Are you a budding Hepatologist? Do you want to improve your Hepatology knowledge to help with core and higher Hepatology curriculum sign off? Have you got Hepatology questions but not had the opportunity to ask them?
If yes then please join us for the BASL Virtual School of Hepatology Webinar Series 2022.
Following the success of the series in 2021 we are running a series of bi-monthly webinars this year on a Wednesday evening, with a face to face meeting being planned for the Summer.
We are delighted to announce our session and speaker for December:
Session 6: “Transition Care”
Speaker: Dr Marianne Samyn, King’s College Hospital, London
Date: Wednesday 14th December
UK Time: 19:00 – 20:00
The BASL Virtual School of Hepatology Sessions offer an excellent platform for trainees interested in hepatology, with talks delivered by UK Hepatologists, followed by a Q&A session.
Preview the series programme here > Download BASL Virtual School of Hepatology Webinar Prog 2022v3.pdf
NB: Programme subject to change
FREE to attend for BASL Members.
Not a member of BASL, then why not join by clicking > here.
Please contact kim@basl.org.uk should you have any questions.
Thank you to our supporters:
Gold Sponsor:
Bronze Sponsor:
'This webinar series is supported by Shionogi and Intercept Pharma UK & Ireland. They have had no influence or input into the programme, agenda or content of the meeting’.
