Hosted by the Royal Society of Medicine and the Health Education Kent Surrey Sussex (HEKSS) Deanery, this webinar aims to provide topics to cover acute medical presentations focusing on gastroenterology.
This programme is most relevant for GIM trainees at specialist registrar level, but will also be relevant to internal medical trainees, international medical graduates and all grades of medical doctors working in the frontline.
Registration is free for RSM members and KSS trainees.
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Gastroenterology Registrar, East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust
Dr Khattak is a Gastroenterology Registrar currently working at East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust. He has an interest in hepato-pancreato-biliary medicine and has recently completed a Masters Dissertation centred around the use of simulation training in the development of endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography skills.
Honorary Consultant in Hepatology, University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust
Consultant in Gastroenterology and General Medicine, East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust
Dr Steven Fong graduated in 2006 from Bart’s and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry. After developing comprehensive medical experience working in various hospitals in London, he entered Gastroenterology and General Medicine specialist training in 2010. He spent 4 years at Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospitals where he undertook clinical research in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and participated as a sub-investigator in clinical trials. He also spent a year at King’s College Hospital Liver Transplant Unit where he developed experience in transplant medicine.
Dr Fong is currently completing his Ph.D. research regarding the use of metabonomics in IBD. He has published several peer-reviewed articles, authored many abstracts at international meetings, and has been awarded prizes from the American Gastroenterology Association Research Foundation and Royal Society of Medicine. He is currently appointed as a full-time consultant in Gastroenterology and General Medicine at Conquest Hospital, East Sussex NHS Trust.
Associate Professor of Gastroenterology, NSH UK
Dr Masoodi has been working as an Associate Professor of Gastroenterology and moved from Saint Vincent University Hospital Dublin to NHS, UK.
Dr Masoodi has remained the principal investigator in a number of research projects, which are published in various indexed journals. He is well-published and has a keen interest in the teaching of GI fellows and medical postgraduates.
He publishes Case of the month and Image of the month in his e-magazine, The Health Guide.
Professor Nikhil Patel, Consultant Cardiologist, East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust and Dr Sam Panthakalam, Consultant Physician and Rheumatologist, Eastbourne District General Hospital and Clinical Lead for Rheumatology, East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust
Professor Sumita Verma, Consultant in Hepatology, University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Olaolu Olabintan, King's College London
Dr Ibrahim Masoodi, Consultant Gastroenterologist, East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust
Dr Steven Fong, Consultant Gastroenterologist, East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust
Dr Mohammad Fawad Khattak, Gastroenterology ST4, Conquest Hospital Hastings, East Sussex NHS Healthcare Trust
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This event will be recorded and stored by the Royal Society of Medicine and may be distributed in future on various internet channels.
