Events

The Royal Free Sheila Sherlock Hepatology Postgraduate course has gained an excellent reputation for its curriculum-focused, interactive, and clinically relevant content. It is intended for consultants, nurse specialists, and trainees in acute medicine and gastroenterology who are looking for a refresher on the most encountered hepatology scenarios in their day-to-day work, as well as a consolidation of hepatology knowledge prior to specialty exams.

The aim of the course is to equip medical professionals with confidence in managing liver disease patients.

Covering hepatology topics pertinent to the acute medical take, chronic clinics, intensive care unit, and liver transplant settings, the program has kept its traditional core classes and has been updated with new lectures for the 2025 edition.

This is the 11th edition of the course, and each year the delegate feedback has been consistently excellent.

This year's course will take place virtually, featuring lecturers that will be broadcast live and lots of chances for audience participation and Q&A sessions.This year the course will be held virtually, with live-streamed speakers and plenty of opportunities for audience interaction and questions.

BASL Trainee/Nurse/AHP Member £98.00
BASL Consultant Member £147.00

View the course programme and Register through UCL's online store > Here

For all queries in regards to this course please contact Lynn Knight at l.knight@ucl.ac.uk .

We are delighted to invite you to the "Overcoming Inequalities in Care Pathways for Liver Disease: Best Practice Sharing Event.  

The event is supported by NHS England, The Hepatitis C Trust, the Wessex Cancer Alliance, and the British Association for the Study of the Liver.

The purpose of the event is to explore and enhance our understanding of how to address inequalities in liver care. Key areas include increasing engagement with early-stage liver disease interventions and promoting participation in liver cancer surveillance imaging. The programme will feature insights from ongoing NHS England liver disease pilots, initiatives leveraging peer support to boost engagement in liver care, and NIHR research collaborations addressing liver health inequalities.

Venue: Edgbaston Park Hotel & Conference Centre; 53 Edgbaston Park Road Birmingham, Fry Suite, B15 2RS
Date:    Thursday 27th March 2025
Time:   09:45am  - 16:30pm

View a programme here:  Download Inequalities_meeting_agenda_27_March_25.pdf

REGISTER > HERE 

Contact admin@hepctrust.org.uk for any queries.

AMMF’s 2025 cholangiocarcinoma (CCA) conference will be held at the Radisson Blu Hotel, right beside London Stansted air and rail terminal, 07-09 May 2025.

This year, AMMF is delighted to welcome Dr Heinz-Josef Klümpen and Ms Rachel Guest, two internationally renowned specialists at the forefront of the CCA world, to co-chair the conference.

Under the theme, ‘Rethinking Liver Cancer – for a Fairer Deal, Faster’, the co-chairs will bring together an international faculty of some 40 speakers, who will explore the challenges faced and the advances made in the UK, Europe and beyond in the understanding of CCA, together with the importance of accelerating the progress we are now seeing.

To register for this event in person or virtually, and for venue and accommodation information, please click here

AMMF HPB Nurse Study Day – 07 May 2025

Running alongside the patient at carer sessions on day one of AMMF’s 2025 annual conference, we are hosting a study day with our Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) Advisory Board and extended international network of hepatobiliary (HPB) nurses. This event will provide a valuable opportunity to harness the collective expertise and first-hand experiences of the participating nurses.

Please note: This study day is intended for registered nurses only, for in person attendance. It will not be available to the virtual audience. 

For further information, and details on how to register, please click here