What is the Upper GI Best Practice Update?
The Upper GI course takes place over 1 day and is for experienced Endoscopists, mixing theory updates with some hands-on practice and microteaching throughout the day.
The course was developed following the establishment of the National Endoscopy Training Programme's (NETP) Upper GI Endoscopy Guideline and Best Practice Consensus Statement, and updates Endoscopists in best practice for improving lesion recognition and eventually patient outcomes.
Upper GI Endoscopy Guideline and Best Practice Consensus Statement
What is happening?
The course is being delivered at the NETP Training Centre within NHS Golden Jubilee, the West of Scotland Training Centre at Stobhill Hospital and East Lothian Community Hospital.
Unfortunately we are not able to advertise these courses on JETS at the moment, however, anyone interested who requires more information, please contact nhsscotlandacademy@nhs.scot.
Best practice updates
On 11 March, a team of UK experts delivered an informative session on lesion detection and recognition to over 100 Scottish Upper GI Endoscopists. The session received excellent feedback and has been made available to view on TURAS Learn.
View the lesion detection and recognition training session
For more information contact nhsscotlandacademy@nhs.scot