We offer a programme of postgraduate instruction in intestinal and colorectal disease which attracts an ever increasing number of delegates. Our courses are:
Benign biliary observership at St Mark's Hospitals designed to teach laparoscopic imaging and exploration of the common bile duct with potential user laser lithotripsy. Teaching methods include operating sessions plus case-discussion, radiology meetings and tutorials
One-day study day for GI nurses improve understanding on a variety of GI related topics.
JAG_CTA1 The course provides an overview and practical experience of how to perform safe and effective polypectomy
A three day practical workshop in specialist colorectal procedures.
JAG_CRP2 (M) Essential for endoscopists wishing to facilitate at endoscopy training centres or on JAG courses
St Mark's Association is an organisation which exists to maintain and develop links between current clinical and academic staff of St Mark's Hospital, and those who have previously worked with us.
Two day basic coloproctology course for the management of emergency & elective coloproctological conditions.
Degree-level module on Abdominal Care for healthcare professionals; 20 credits from Birmingham City University
JAG_CDP1 An opportunity for colonoscopists to update their skills
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.
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.