Join us for this one-day conference on 6th October at Woburn House, London from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. Organised by the BSG Pancreatobiliary Committee, this conference will offer networking and educational opportunities covering the gastroenterology training curriculum in pancreatic disorders as well as potential opportunities for further training in HBP endoscopy. This conference is open to trainees of all levels. While this event is mainly aimed at trainees, consultants, nurses, and AHPs are also welcome.
Conference aims:

• To cover a broad spectrum of pancreaticobiliary disorders
• To increase confidence in the management of pancreaticobiliary disorders
• To provide indications for treatment escalation and involvement of tertiary care centres
• To highlight the breadth of pancreaticobiliary endoscopy including future applications
• To allow discussion between UK experts and delegates
• To increase trainee interest and involvement in pancreaticobiliary medicine

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Subtitle
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