We offer a programme of postgraduate instruction in intestinal and colorectal disease which attracts an ever increasing number of delegates. Our courses are:
This one day study day is anticipated to increase the knowledge and understanding of healthcare professionals caring for people with a stoma.
St Mark's flagship three day annual international conference, with symposia covering many of the most important topics in intestinal and colorectal disease.
This one day study day is anticipated to increase the knowledge and understanding of healthcare professionals caring for people with colorectal cancer.
Intestinal failure rehabilitation & HPN From Hospital to Home - three days cover all three types of intestinal rehabilitation.
A 2 day interactive course to prepare candidates with an interest in coloproctology for the FRCS.
A CPD approved one-day workshop on GI histopathology reporting.
A masterclass for healthcare professionals, particularly nurses caring for people with recurrent rectal cancer.
This symposium would be of interest to nurses who work in or who have a curiosity in gastrointestinal nursing.
For healthcare professionals who would like to undertake a bespoke module on a gastrointestinal topic of their choice; gaining a university award at 20 credits.
For all healthcare professionals who ‘break bad news’
This one day masterclass will be of interest to healthcare professionals including nurses who want to have a better understanding of the body image related to the gut.
For all healthcare professionals who are involved with parenteral and enteral nutrition.
For all healthcare professionals who are involved in the care of people with consequences of rectal cancer treatment.
A course for healthcare professionals with an interest in caring for people with gastrointestinal conditions and diseases; gaining a university award at 20 credits.
This one day study day is anticipated to increase the knowledge and understanding of healthcare assistants caring for people with gastrointestinal conditions.
Degree-level module for healthcare professionals with an interest in caring for people with conditions and diseases of the abdomen; gaining a university award at 20 credits.