Friday 18th December 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 Upper GI endoscopy through this engaging and interactive online workshop designed for healthcare professionals involved in the assessment, management and endoscopic investigation of patients undergoing gastroscopy.
Using case-based discussion and interactive learning, participants will explore the assessment and management of patients presenting with dyspepsia, reflux and dysphagia, with a focus on referral pathways, differential diagnosis, endoscopic findings and contemporary gastroscopy evidence-based practice.
Key Topics
• Referral pathways and national guidance for Upper GI symptoms
• Differential diagnosis of dyspepsia, reflux and dysphagia
• Recognition of common endoscopic findings and indications for biopsy
• Assessment of GORD and application of the Los Angeles classification
• Mechanical versus functional gastrointestinal disorders
• Gut-brain interaction and its impact on Upper GI symptoms
• Normal swallowing function and causes of dysphagia
• Risk factors and endoscopic features of oesophageal malignancy
• Benefits, limitations and protocols for endoscopic investigation
