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Date: 26th - 28th February
Location: The Atrium, The Royal Free Hospital, Pond Street, Hampstead, London, NW3 2QG

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The Royal Free Sheila Sherlock Hepatology Postgraduate course has gained an excellent reputation for its curriculum-focused, interactive, and clinically relevant content. It is intended for consultants, nurse specialists, and trainees in acute medicine and gastroenterology who are looking for a refresher on the most encountered hepatology scenarios in their day-to-day work, as well as a consolidation of hepatology knowledge prior to specialty exams..

The aim of the course is to equip medical professionals with confidence in managing liver disease patients.
Covering hepatology topics pertinent to the acute medical take, chronic clinics, intensive care unit, and liver transplant settings, the program has kept its traditional core classes and has been updated with new lectures for the 2026 edition.

This is the 13th edition of the course, and each year the delegate feedback has been consistently excellent.

This year's course will take place virtually, featuring lecturers that will be broadcast live and lots of chances for audience participation and Q&A sessions.

BASL Trainee/Nurse/AHP Member - £105.00
BASL Consultant Member - £175.00

View the course programme > HERE

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For all queries in regards to this Course please contact: Lynn Knight @ l.knight@ucl.ac.uk 

VIII Baveno Consensus Workshop “Advancing Consensus in Portal Hypertension”, organized by the Baveno Cooperation (an EASL Consortium) 

Location: Baveno, Italy
Date: 27–28 March 2026

The Pediatric Symposium “Pediatric portal hypertension: disease-specific issues in natural history and management”, organized and sponsored by Texas Children’s Hospital, will be held on 29 March 2026.

Abstract submission closes on 22 January 2026

As for the previous editions, the Baveno Workshop aims both to reviewing and putting into perspective the changes in diagnostic and therapeutic strategies that have occurred in the past few years in the field of portal hypertension, and to continuing the effort of producing updated definitions and guidelines for an improved management of patients.

The event will take place in a hybrid formula; in person and online.

Visit the conference website for the full information and to register;