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On-Line Lower GI Endoscopy Workshop 3 : Basic Diagnosis & Recommendations in Colonoscopy

On-Line Lower GI Endoscopy Workshop 3 : Basic Diagnosis & Recommendations in Colonoscopy

£75.00

Description

Friday 22nd January 2027, 1300-1630 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 colonoscopy reporting, lesion characterisation, pathology recognition, advanced classification systems and medication management. This workshop will focus on the accurate assessment and documentation of endoscopic findings to support clinical decision-making and optimal patient outcomes.
 
Key Topics
•Principles of high-quality colonoscopy reporting
•Standardised terminology and documentation of endoscopic findings
•Application of the Paris Classification for lesion morphology
•Kudo Pit Pattern and JNET classification systems for lesion assessment
•Recognition and characterisation of common colorectal pathology
•Differentiating benign, premalignant and malignant lesions
•Endoscopic features associated with dysplasia and colorectal cancer
•Clinical decision-making regarding biopsy, resection and referral
•Correlation of endoscopic appearances with histopathological findings
•Medication management before and after colonoscopy, including anticoagulants and antiplatelet therapies
•Developing evidence-based management and follow-up recommendations