Join us for the third and final event of Gut club 2021-22. This event will see medical students and junior doctors present on clinical trials, clinical research and quality improvement on right upper quadrant pain.
Additionally, attendees will have the opportunity to learn from a renowned gastroenterologist on how to confidently manage patients with upper right abdominal pain. This is a unique opportunity to explore recent advances and research in the field and to learn from the reflections and lessons of an eminent gastroenterologist.
Can't make it to London? Click here to attend the live stream of this event.
During this event delegates will:
Understand the investigations and differential diagnosis for pain in the upper right abdomen
Gain an insight into the social and psychological aspects of some patients who experience sharp pain below their ribcage
Be able to manage these patients with confidence
This meeting is a part of Gut club 2021-22
Gut club is a three-part series of in-person meetings which will deliver high-quality teaching on key topics in gastroenterology. Medical students and junior doctors will have the chance to learn from the careers of eminent and notable gastroenterologists as well as their fellow peers who will be given the opportunity to present research and cases relating to gastroenterology.
Dr Joel Mawdsley, Consultant Gastroenterologist, One Welbeck Health
Professor Jonathan Rhodes, Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Honorary Senior Research Fellow, University of Liverpool
Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole St, Marylebone, London, W1G 0AE, United Kingdom
Join us on this live stream of the third and final event of Gut club 2021-22. This event will see medical students and junior doctors present on clinical trials and research on chronic vomiting, as well as provide the opportunity to learn from a renowned gastroenterologist on how to confidently manage patients with recurrent vomiting.
Disclaimer: All views expressed at this event are of the speakers themselves and not of the RSM nor the speaker's organisations.
This event will be recorded and stored by the Royal Society of Medicine and may be distributed in future on various internet channels.
