P48 UK national trainee survey of Hepatology training, research and the future workforce – BASL Trainees’ Committee

Li, Wenhao; Phoolchund, Anju; Brennan, Paul; McDowell, Hannah; Shearer, J. L.; Navaratnam, Janardhan; Scott, Rodney J.; White, Helen; Abbas, Nadir; Tavabie, Oliver

doi:10.1136/gutjnl-2022-basl.99

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“…However, it also demonstrated that trainees were more likely to prefer a consultant job in a specialist centre rather than in a non-specialist centre. 13 How do we ensure that all patients with liver disease have the same access to services? It is impractical to expect patients to travel large distances to see a specialist from a convenience, cost and environmental perspective.…”

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An overview of the challenges and key initiatives in hepatology practice in the UK in 2022: a cautionary tale, but reasons for optimism – British Association for the Study of the Liver (BASL) Annual Meeting 2022 Conference Report

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The mortality and working years lost from liver cirrhosis present a significant challenge both in the UK and globally. The recent British Association for the Study of the Liver (BASL) annual meeting highlighted the inequities present across the UK in terms of the burden of liver disease and access to specialist services. Innovative new ways of working and novel technologies are needed to address the growing demands of the specialty, while bearing in mind the need for sustainable and patient-focused interventions.

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