We offer a programme of postgraduate instruction in intestinal and colorectal disease which attracts an ever increasing number of delegates. Our courses are:
JAG_CDP1 - An opportunity for colonoscopists to update their skills
Observership at St Mark's designed to teach laparoscopic imaging and exploration of the common bile duct with potential user laser lithotripsy. Teaching methods includes four operating lists plus case-discussion, radiology meetings and tutorials.
For healthcare professionals with an interest in caring for people with gastrointestinal conditions and diseases.
JAG-CRP2(M) - Essential for endoscopists wishing to facilitate at endoscopy training centres or on JAG courses
A CPD approved one-day workshop on GI histopathology reporting.
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
Two Day Connected Training Course for Health Professionals
This one day study day will be of interest to healthcare professionals including nurses who want a basic understanding Inflammatory Bowel Disease
One-day study day for GI nurses improve understanding on a variety of GI related topics.
Degree-level module on gastrointestinal anatomy and physiology for healthcare professionals; 20 credits from Birmingham City University.
A study day designed to guide clinicians on the optimal approach to prescribing biologics in IBD based on evidence generated from clinical research.
JAG_CTA1 The course provides an overview and practical experience of how to perform safe and effective polypectomy
Two Day Connected Training Course for Health Professionals
JAG_CDP1 - An opportunity for colonoscopists to update their skills
This four-week programme includes lectures, open seminars, and the opportunity to spend time in the various hospital departments.
This one day study day is anticipated to increase the knowledge and understanding of healthcare professionals caring for people with pelvic floor dysfunction.
JAG_CRP2(M) Essential for endoscopists wishing to facilitate at endoscopy training centres or on JAG courses
Observership at St Mark's designed to teach laparoscopic imaging and exploration of the common bile duct with potential user laser lithotripsy. Teaching methods includes four operating lists plus case-discussion, radiology meetings and tutorials.
A study day for Colorectal Cancer Clinical Nurse Specialists (CRC CNSs) and other health care professionals involved in supporting colorectal cancer survivors
Training designed for individuals who are considering performing flexible sigmoidoscopy as part of the National Bowel Cancer Screening Programme
A day to improve understanding of a variety of GI related topics
JAG_CDP1 An opportunity for colonoscopists to update their skills
This study day explores anatomy and physiology of defecation and the nurses role in assessment and understanding Digital Rectal Examination.
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
JAG_CRP2 (M) Essential for endoscopists wishing to facilitate at endoscopy training centres or on JAG courses
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 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.
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 four 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.