Programme
Programme
Registration 19th March 2020: 10.00 – 10.45
Welcome: 10.45
Scientific Session: 11.00
Key Note Lectures
Liver-Gut Axis
- The liver – gut axis in inflammatory liver and bowel disease
- Immunology of the Liver-Gut Axis
- Microbiome – liver gut and brain interaction
- IBD and Liver disease: Never mind the theory what would you do in practice?
Advances in Liver Transplantation – Organ Allocation
- Liver graft options for children in the 21st century
- Expanding donor pool – Lessons learnt from adult practices and translating to paediatric transplants
- Machine reperfusion
- Sharing organs – splitting livers
Science – looking to the future
New Treatments for:
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Fibrosis
- Cholestatic liver disease
- Viral Hepatitis: B and C
- Metabolic liver disease
- NAFLD
- Identifying targets for treatments
- Gene therapy
- Stem Cell Therapy
Parallel sessions and workshops
Nutrition, Intestinal and Gastrointestinal Rehabilitation
- GLP- 2 for short bowel syndrome causing IF
- Infants on Parenteral Nutrition: Getting the caloriesright
- NAFLD and Liver-Gut Axis
- Liver and Gut Microbiome involvement in Intestinal Failure and IFALD
Role of Endoscopy
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Managing Out of Hours Bleeding
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Training the Trainers
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Prophylactic endoscopic management of varices vs beta blockers in children
Care closer to home and networking and Artificial Intelligence
- Case Presentations from regional hospitals in the United Kingdom
- 2020 Vision: Care closer to home using AI Hepatobiliary surgery
- Biliary Atresia long term outcomes
- Tumour management
- Long term outcome of paediatric liver transplantation
- Management of Pancreatitis
Allied Health Professional Led Workshops
Transition
- Transition/adolescent – Lessons learnt
- Getting your mind around transition
- Transitioned and transitioning patients and parents
- Perspectives in supporting young people in residential care
- What do I want to know? What works well in adult services
Multi Disciplinary Working
- Measuring frailty – (Sarcopenia)
- Role of Advanced Nurse Practitioner
- Pain Management
- Looking after ourselves as Health Care Professionals, resilience and self-care
Key Note Speakers
Liver Gut Axis
- Professor David Adams, University Hospital of Birmingham
- Professor Ye OO, University Hospital of Birmingham
- Professor Richard Russell, Glasgow
- Professor Manu Sood, Milwaulkee, USA
New Drugs and Therapies
- Professor Quentin Anstee, Newcastle
- Professor Ulrich Baumann, Hannover
- Dr Indra van Mourik, Birmingham Women’s & Children’s Hospital
- Dr Rafeeq Muhammed, Birmingham Women’s & Children’s Hospital
- Professor David Mutimer, University Hospital of Birmingham
- Professor Phil Newsome, University Hospital of Birmingham
- Dr Palak Trivedi, University Hospital of Birmingham
- Professor Ted Tuddenham, Royal Free, London
- Professor David Wraith, University Hospital of Birmingham
Transplantation and Hepatobiliary
- Professor Mark Davenport, King’s College Hospital, London
- Professor Christophe Chardot, Paris
- Professor Jean de Ville de Goyet, ISMETT, Palermo
- Dr Girish Gupte, Birmingham Women’s & Children’s
- Professor Deirdre A Kelly, CBE, BWCH
- Mr Hynek Mergental, University Hospital of Birmingham
- Professor Darius Mirza, UHB & BWCH
- Professor Paolo Muisean, UHB & BWCH
- Mr Thamara Perera, UHB & BWCH
- Dr Neelam Mohan, New Delhi
- Mr Khalid Sharif, Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital
- Professor Anupam Sibal, New Delhi
- Dr Douglas Thorburn, Royal Free, London
Intestinal Failure and Nutrition
- Dr Nitika Arora, Atlanta
- Dr Akshay Batra, Southampton General Hospital
- Dr Ronald Bremner, Birmingham Women’s & Children’s
- Dr Sue Protheroe, Birmingham Women’s and Children’s
Endoscopy
Professor Patrick McKiernan, Pittsburgh
Dr Priya Narula, Sheffield
Professor Mike Thomson, Sheffield
Mr Tony Lander, Birmingham Women’s & Children’s
Care Closer to Home
- Dr Chris Spray, Bristol
- Representatives from four nations: England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
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Allied Health Professional and Multi Disciplinary Teams
- Ms Rachel Desai, Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital
- Ms Rebecca Hodgetts, Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital
- Ms Jemma Mears, Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital
- Ms Julie Summersby, Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital
- Ms Monica Smith, BWCH & UHB
- Ms Zoe Taylor, Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital
- Youth Support Worker, Children’s Liver Disease Foundation
Closing Guest Lecture
Looking to the future
Professor Paul Gissen, Great Ormond Street
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