Venue: Manchester Central.

The BASL Annual Meeting is the highlight of the BASL calendar and the main liver meeting in the UK. This year we hope to attract in excess of 500 delegates, bringing together clinicians, nurses, scientists and all those interested in liver disease.

Eminent UK and overseas speakers converge to deliver an informative and exciting meeting over three days.

A Provisional Programme can now be downloaded >here although this may be subject to change.

The BLTG Transplant Meeting will take place the day before at the same venue, Tuesday 6th September.

The BASL Nurse Forum Annual Meeting will take place on Thursday 8th September in parallel to the main BASL programme.

Further details to follow....

Venue: Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh.

More information will be published when available.

Venue: Nottingham University Park Campus.  

The event, including overnight accommodation, is free to attend for all BASL Medically Qualified Members in Training and restricted to 40 delegates.

The programme will follow and booking will open shortly.  When available, more information and the booking link can be found >here.

Venue: Manchester Central, Manchester.

Information will follow as soon as it is available.

Venue: Manchester Central, Manchester.

Further details wil be available shortly.

Venue: London.

More information will follow as soon as it is available.

Venue: London.

More information will follow as soon as it is available.

Venue: The Atrium, Royal Free Hospital, Hampstead, North London.

The programme is aimed at a multidisciplinary audience including physicians, surgeons, nurses and research scientist with an interest in Hepatocellular Carcinoma.

For more information and to book please click >here.

Venue: Barcelona, Spain.

This workshop focuses on current and emerging direct-acting antivirals (DAAs) which promise to impact greatly in the management of hepatitis C both prior to and after transplantation. Patients with cirrhosis, patients on waiting lists for liver transplantation, and liver recipients represent populations with the greatest need for effective new therapies. Certainly investigators have the possibility to submit their research in this area to major international conferences.

For more information please click >here. 

Venue: The Atrium - The Royal Free Hospital, London.

This is a curriculum based course in Hepatology for Medical/Surgical GI trainees and other healthcare professionals. It is also a comprehensive clinical update for consultants.

The early Bird Registration deadline is 18th April

To find out more information please click >here.

Venue: University of Birmingham, Edgbaston Campus.

Dr Gideon Hirschfield and Dr James Ferguson, on behalf of the Birmingham Liver Unit, are organising a Liver Course for colleagues from across all specialties who work locally, regionally and nationally.

To view the programme and to find out how to register click >here.

Venue: Berlin.

The International Co-infection Workshop in Berlin is a two day abstract-driven meeting consisting of invited lectures, oral abstract presentations and poster viewing sessions.

For more information and to find out how to register click >here.

Venue:  Fira Barcelona Gran Via, Barcelona, Spain.

The International Liver Congress™ is the annual EASL meeting and the flagship event in EASL’s educational calendar.  

Scientific and medical experts from a broad range of fields including hepatology, gastroenterology, internal medicine, cell biology, transplant surgery, infectious diseases, microbiology and virology, pharmacology, pathology and radiology and imaging come together from around the world to learn about the latest in liver research.

Further conference information can be found >here.

Venue: Coex, South Korea.

Program: Living Donor Liver Transplantation.  This will be a live demonstration and is a related program to the ILTS 2016 Congress.

For more information please click >here.

Venue: Coex, South Korea.

The Congress brings together over 1200 professionals from over 40 countries who are dedicated to promoting and learning about the scientific advances in liver transplantation. The goal of this Congress is to broaden the education of scientists, surgeons, anaesthesiologists, physicians, nurses, and organ procurement personnel in the care and treatment of liver transplant patients.

For more information please click >here.

Venue: Kaohsiung , Taiwan.

Organized by The Asian Pacific Association for the Study of the Liver (APASL) and The Taiwan Association for the Study of the Liver (TASL),  the conference will focus on viral hepatitis, specifically in the field of the knowledge on Hepatitis C virus.

Please click >here for more information.

Venue: King's College Hospital, London.

The Institute of Liver Studies  will be hosting a two day meeting focused on current liver medicine and scientific knowledge with a strong view on developments likely in the near future.

For more information or to register your interest please click >here.

Venue: ACC, Liverpool.

The four day annual meeting  will host world renowned speakers from the UK, providing cutting-edge updates, state-of-the-art lectures and interactive sessions on managing endoscopic complications.

For more information please click >here.