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On-Line Lower GI Endoscopy Workshop 2 : Managing the Colonoscopy Patient

On-Line Lower GI Endoscopy Workshop 2 : Managing the Colonoscopy Patient

£75.00

Description

Friday 11th Decemebr 2026, 0930-1230 hours. Ideal for Clinical Endoscopist Trainees, Qualified Clinical Endoscopists, Specialist Nurses, ACP’s, and Allied Health Professionals, with crossover link/interests in Endoscopy and Gastroenterology Specialty Trainees seeking to enhance their knowledge of safe endoscopy practice and patient safety.

 

Detailed Description

Expand your knowledge and confidence in Lower GI endoscopy by joining this engaging and interactive online workshop designed for healthcare professionals involved in the assessment, management and endoscopic investigation of patients undergoing colonoscopy.
Through case-based discussion and interactive learning, participants will develop a comprehensive understanding of the assessment and management of patients presenting with diarrhoea, constipation, rectal bleeding (PR bleeding), irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), microscopic colitis and lower GI functional disorders. The workshop will explore referral pathways, differential diagnosis, endoscopic investigation and evidence-based clinical decision-making.
 
Key Topics
•Referral pathways and national guidance for Lower GI symptoms
•Assessment and differential diagnosis of diarrhoea, constipation and rectal bleeding
•Recognition of alarm symptoms and appropriate investigation strategies
•Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS): diagnosis, management and limitations of endoscopy
•Microscopic colitis: presentation, diagnosis and biopsy strategies
•Lower GI functional disorders and disorders of gut-brain interaction
•Endoscopic findings associated with common Lower GI conditions
•Clinical history taking and patient assessment
•Appropriate use of colonoscopy and alternative investigations
•Evidence-based management and follow-up of patients with Lower GI symptoms