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On-Line Upper GI Endoscopy Workshop 3: Basic Diagnosis & Recommendations in Gastroscopy

On-Line Upper GI Endoscopy Workshop 3: Basic Diagnosis & Recommendations in Gastroscopy

£75.00

Description

Friday 15th January 2027, 13.00 to 16.00. 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 Upper 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 gastroscopy.
Through case-based discussion and interactive learning, participants will develop a practical understanding of how to accurately describe endoscopic findings, produce high-quality endoscopy reports, and make appropriate management and follow-up recommendations based on clinical presentation and gastroscopy findings.
 
Key Topics
•Standardised nomenclature for describing anatomical location and pathology using WEO guidance
•Accurate localisation of pathology to support future therapeutic intervention
•Application of classification systems including Prague, Forrest, Los Angeles and Paris classifications
•Recognition and description of common and unusual upper GI pathology
•Principles of effective, comprehensive and unambiguous endoscopy reporting
•Communicating findings to support clinical decision-making and continuity of care
•Use of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) and H2-receptor antagonists in Upper GI disease management
•Alternative investigations for patients presenting with dysphagia and reflux symptoms
•Clinical decision-making for treatment, follow-up and ongoing patient management
•Case-based interpretation of endoscopic findings and recommendations