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Also the REctal Surgery Evaluation Trial (RESET)
A webinar will be held on Monday 19th November.
Contact Jim.khan@porthosp.nhs.uk to participate.
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Also the REctal Surgery Evaluation Trial (RESET)
A webinar will be held on Monday 19th November.
Contact Jim.khan@porthosp.nhs.uk to participate.
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The purpose of the National Hiatal Surgical Registry (NHSR) is to provide surgeons an effective tool to be reflective in their surgical practice in the treatment of hiatal surgical disease and benchmark outcomes for hiatal surgical procedures across the UK. It is a database that will allow surgeons on a

The COVID-19 learning hub page has been created to support healthcare professionals with access to education and learning resources during the COVID-19 outbreak. Resources include links to access past COVID-19 Series webinars, recommended guidance, specialty training, a round-up of current clinical trials and references from the RSM Library. Please click HERE

The ALSGBI are keen to support this study. We feel it will answer important questions surrounding transmission of COVID -19 at the time of laparoscopic surgery. The principal investigator (Mr Ahmed Ahmed) is looking for other centres to contribute to this study. Primarily, patients undergoing laparoscopic surgery who are COVID-19

Laparoscopy in the Covid-19 environment: ALSGBI Position Statement (Conventional and Robotic) Trusts are now increasing elective surgical work and are continuing to do so despite the recent increase in new cases. Patients are stratified into low and high (and even intermediate) Covid-19 risk groups. How surgeons approach these patients and
A “Core Outcome Set” is part of the COMET initiative (www.comet-initiative.org). It is an agreed minimum set of outcomes or outcome measures. It is a recommendation of what should be measured and reported in all trials in a specific area. Researchers also need to consider how these outcomes should be measured,