INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE POSTGRADUATE COURSE Monday 25th - Wednesday 27th January 2016

University College Hospital, London

BSG endorsed CPD approval pending A curriculum-based course in IBD for medical and surgical GI trainees, other health care professionals and clinical update for consultants

COURSE INFORMATION

We are pleased to invite you to register for a comprehensive course in Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) to be held at the UCH Education Centre (www.ucheducationcentre.org) from 25th to 27th January 2016. The aim of the course is to provide a strong foundation of knowledge in IBD, which future gastroenterologists and allied health care professionals can use as a springboard to becoming specialists within this field. By the end of this 3 day course you will: •

Have a comprehensive clinical knowledge of the pathways involved in the diagnosis, investigation and management of patients with IBD.

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Be able to identify all the major areas within the Joint Royal College of Physicians Training Board (JRCPTB) curriculum, which have been covered within the course and apply them to your own clinical practice and patients.

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Have the confidence to be able to contribute to the development of IBD service within your own hospitals

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Have a good breadth of knowledge into the science underpinning IBD research today, as well as have an important insight into research technologies and landmark papers that have shaped our understanding of IBD to date.

PROGRAMME Day 1:

MONDAY 25TH JANUARY

0815 - 0845

Registration / Coffee

0850 - 0900 Introduction and Course Overview

Dr Stuart Bloom (UCLH)

Session 1:

Chairs: Dr John Mansfield & Prof Tony Segal

The Aetiology of Inflammatory Bowel Disease

0900 - 0930

Epidemiology

Dr Stuart Bloom (UCLH)

0930 - 1010

Immune system and IBD

Prof Tony Segal (UCL)

1010 - 1050 Genetics and IBD Dr John Mansfield (Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle) 1050 - 1110:

Coffee / Tea

Session 2:

Diagnostics in Inflammatory Bowel Disease



Chairs: Dr Stuart Bloom & Dr Tariq Iqbal

1115 - 1145

Microbiome and IBD

Dr Tariq Iqbal (Birmingham)

1145 - 1215

Radiology and IBD

Prof Stuart Taylor (UCLH)

1215 - 1245

Histology of IBD

Prof Roger Feakins (Bart’s)

1245 - 1345

Lunch

Session 3:

Problems in the Diagnosis & Management of IBD



Chairs: Dr Andrew Robinson & Dr Roser Vega

1345 - 1415

Endoscopic aspects of diagnosis Dr Roser Vega (UCLH)

1415 - 1445

Infective mimics of IBD

Dr Mike Brown (UCLH)

1445 - 1515

Lifestyle

Dr Andrew Robinson (Salford)

1515 - 1530

Coffee / Tea

Session 4:

Surgery and IBD



Chairs: Mr Alastair Windsor & Mr Richard Cohen

1530 - 1600

What operations and when?

Mr Alastair Windsor (UCLH)

1600 - 1630

Perianal Crohn’s

Mr Richard Cohen (UCLH)

1630 - 1700

Laparoscopic surgery

Mr Ian Jenkins (St Mark’s)

COURSE SOCIAL EVENT 1700 - 1900 Networking event with refreshments In UCLH Education Centre Atrium

Day 2:

TUESDAY 26TH JANUARY

Optional morning sessions: 0830 - 0915 Academic research and OOPE/R Prof Tom Macdonald (QMUL) & Dr Phillip Smith (UCL) 0830 - 0915

IBD – the nurses perspective

Lisa Whitley & Heather Parker

Session 5:

Treatment of IBD



Chairs: Prof Tim Orchard & Dr Farooq Rahman

0915 - 0945 Drug delivery systems and topical treatments

Dr Stuart Bloom (UCLH)

0945 - 1015

Nutrition as therapy

Dr Farooq Rahman (UCLH)

1015 - 1045 Steroids and 5ASA’s: Yesterdays drugs?

Prof Tim Orchard (Imperial)

1045 - 1105

Coffee / Tea

Session 6:

Treatment of IBD



Chairs: Dr Jeremy Sanderson & Dr James Lindsay

1110 - 1140

Video capsule endoscopy and DBE

Dr Edward Despott (Royal Free Hospital)

1140 - 1220

Emerging treatments in IBD

Dr Mark Samaan (UCLH/GKT)

1220 - 1255

Role of immunomodulators in managing IBD in 2016

Dr Jeremy Sanderson (GKT)

1255 - 1345

Lunch

Session 7:

Management and Surveillence



Chairs: Prof Alan Lobo & Dr Sara McCartney

1345 - 1425

How useful are guidelines in managing UC?

Prof Alan Lobo (Royal Hallamshire)

1425 - 1445 Surveillance endoscopy: The evidence

Dr Matt Rutter (North Tees)

1445 - 1515 Surveillance endoscopy: The practice

Dr Roser Vega (UCLH)

1515 - 1530

Coffee / Tea

Session8:

Current Controversies in IBD



Chairs: Dr Louise Langmead & Dr Anton Emmanuel

1530 - 1600 Mucosal healing as a goal of treatment

Dr Stuart Bloom (UCLH)

1600 - 1630

Dr Anton Emmanuel (UCLH)

Bad symptoms, little disease

1630 - 1700 Complimentary Therapies in IBD Dr Louise Langmead (The Royal London)

DAY 3:

WEDNESDAY 27TH JANUARY

Session 9:

Guidelines, Pouches, Adolescents



Chairs: Dr Ian Arnott & Dr Ailsa Hart

0845 - 0915

How useful are guidelines in managing Crohn’s

Dr Ian Arnot (Edinburgh)

0915 - 0945 Pouches and pouch dysfunction: Dr Ailsa Hart (St Marks) The evidence 0945 - 1015 Endoscopic pouch assessment: The practice

Dr Roser Vega (UCLH)

1015 - 1030

IBD in Adolescents

Dr Sara McCartney (UCLH)

1030 - 1050

Coffee / Tea

Session 10:

Iron, Vitamin D, Short Bowel



Chairs: Dr Jon Shaffer & Dr Clive Onnie

1050 - 1120

Vitamin D and bones

Dr Ailsa Hart (St Marks)

1120 - 1150

Iron and IBD

Dr Clive Onnie (The Whittington)

1150 - 1230

Short bowel patients

Dr Jon Shaffer (Salford)

1230 - 1330

Lunch

Session 11:

Pregnancy and IBD and Extraintestinal Manifestations



Chairs: Dr Charles Murray & Dr George Webster

1330 - 1400

Pregnancy and IBD

Catherine Nelson –Piercy (GKT)

1400 - 1425 IBD associated arthropathy Dr Charles Murray (Royal Free Hospital) 1425 - 1450

IBD and the liver

1450 - 1510

Coffee / Tea

Dr George Webster (UCLH)

Session 12:

Clinical Trials and Future Trends in IBD



Chairs: Dr Stuart Bloom & Dr Tariq Ahmad

1510 - 1530

Current clinical trials in IBD - How to include your patients

Ms Belinda Theis (UCLH)

1530 - 1555

Shaping the IBD Service of the future

Dr Bu’ Hayee (GKT)

1555 - 1625

Monitoring, biosimilars

Dr Tariq Ahmad (Exeter)

1625 - 1655

Intestinal transplantation

Prof Peter Friend (Oxford)

1655 - 1700

Course Summary and certificates Dr Stuart Bloom (UCLH)

COURSE LOCATION University College Hospital, London. How to get here By Bus: Tottenham Court Road - Northbound (Warren Street station) - no’s 10, 73, 24, 29, 134 Gower Street - Southbound (University Street) - no’s 10, 24, 29, 73, 134 Euston Road - no’s 18, 27, 30, 88 By Tube: Warren Street (Northern / Victoria Lines) Euston Square (Circle / Hammersmith & City / Metropolitan Lines) By Bicycle: If you cycle to any of our hospitals you can check available local cycle parking on the Transport for London website. Please note: No car parking available

COURSE REGISTRATION Early Bird Late registration (before 30.11.15) (30.11.15 onwards)

Allied Health Professionals £175 £200 Trainees £225 £250 Consultants £275 £300 Registration open at: www.uclhcharitycourses.com/courses/gastroenterology Limited places available! For further information email Lorraine Hawes at: [email protected]

COURSE ORGANISERS Bel Kok Louise China Stuart Bloom (Course Director)

COURSE SPONSORS Silver:

Bronze: This event has been sponsored by the above mentioned companies through the purchase of exhibition stands or provision of administrative support. These companies have had no input into the design or content of the course agenda.