Venue: Manchester Central.

The BASL Annual Meeting is the highlight of the BASL calendar and the main liver meeting in the UK. With eminent UK and overseas speakers converging to deliver an informative and exciting meeting. 

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION - NOW OPEN
The deadline for submission is 9am on Monday 6th June.
For more information and to submit an abstract please click >here.

REGISTRATION - NOW OPEN 
Visit our dedicated Annual Meeting site to view the programme and find out more information please click > here.

BRITISH LIVER TRANSPLANT GROUP (BLTG) TRANSPLANT MEETING is also taking place on 6th - 7th September. To find out more information and to register visit the Annual Meeting site > here. 

BASL NURSE FORUM ANNUAL MEETING will take place on Thursday 8th September, in parallel to the main BASL programme.
To view the programme and book for the nurses day click > here.

A Nurse Travel Bursary is available click > here to find out how to apply.

Venue: Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh.

The BVHG meetings have been very successful, looking at a range of issues in viral hepatitis care, research, therapy and immunosuppression.

The meeting title is 'State of the Art Updates on Hepatitis B and Hepatitis E' which continues on these themes. Clinicians with significant experience in these fields will update us on present knowledge and practice.

We hope that you can join us, to book your place click >here.

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.

A programme will soon be available and booking will open shortly. Keep checking the BASL website for updates >here.

Venue: Manchester Central, Manchester

The School of Transplantation will take place on Tuesday 6th September in parallel to the British Liver Transplant Group (BLTG) meeting, which both run prior to the start of the main BASL Annual Meeting, which starts on the afternoon of Wednesday 7th September.

Delegates will be encouraged to attend this day along with the BLTG themed sessions on the morning of Wednesday 7th September before the Annual Meeting.

Please click > here to view the draft programme, booking will open 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 - 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.

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: The Royal Free Hospital, London

This is an early announcement for the meeting, further information can be found > here.

Updates regarding registration will follow, however if you would like to register your interest please contact Lynn Knight – l.knight@ucl.ac.uk.

Venue: Sunningdale Park, Ascot, Berkshire.

The European Club for Liver Cell Biology (ECLCB) meetings are held every 2-3 years and the goal of the meetings is to allow more junior physicians and scientists working in the field of cell biology and pathophysiology of the liver to share data, experience and reagents, as well as create new networks for international collaborations.

Places are limited to 80, therefore, early expressions of interest are strongly encouraged. Please send expression of interest to: k.rombouts@ucl.ac.uk.

Further information can be found by clicking > 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.

The International Symposium on Hepatitis in Substance Users attracts delegates including health professionals (doctors, nurses and allied health), researchers, community organisations, people who use drugs and policy makers.

For further information and to register click > here.

Coimbra Liver Transplantation Conference - Coagulation Liver Disease and Liver Transplant Facts and Controversies.

To find out more information click > here.

Venue: The Edinburgh International Conference Centre

This two-day conference will combine the historical aspects of medicine with a look to the future for healthcare across a broad range of clinical topics.

For more information please click >here.

This event is being co-organised with the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD).
The targeted audience is Hepatologists, virologists, translational and clinical researchers, health professionals, young trainees.

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

Registration is free and 6 CPD points are available. To view the programme click > here. 

To find out more information and how to register please contact Helen Paterson on 01223 586891 or email Helen at helen.paterson11@nhs.net .