Exciting news! Our collaborative work on Time to endoscopy for acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding: Results from a prospective multicentre trainee-led audit has been accepted and published in the United European Gastroenterology Journal. Check it out by clicking on t...
The GARNet were delighted to hear that our efforts were being recognised by the East Midlands Clinical Research Network with their annual awards evening, nominated under the Significant Contribution to Research Delivery by a Trainee Healthcare Professional category. Th...
East Midlands, West Midlands and the North West have joined forces, with gastroenterology trainees delivering the data collection phase of the GI bleed audit and QI project. Almost 500 patients across 34 sites in our three regions were included.
Our cross-regional project on the management of acute upper GI bleeding took a step forwards. We were awarded a Trainee Research Network grant by Core and the British Society of Gastroenterology. The data collection period begins in November 2017.
Hello from Manchester! An exciting time for GARNet at the 2017 British Society of Gastroenterology Annual Conference.
Giles Major presented the AUGIB audit findings with a poster presentation. There was exciting feedback and engagement from other trainees and trainee n...
Calling all members, associates and interested trainees! We need your proposals for GARNet projects for 2017/18. The deadline of Friday 19 May has been extended to Sunday 21 May to give you the opportunity to submit your ideas.
Congratulations to GARNet members and everyone involved in the acute upper GI bleed audit. We had an oral presentation at the 101st Midland Gastroenterology Society meeting held today in Loughborough. This was well received and generated a lively debate, and also fruit...
Today we held another meeting of the GARNet at our regional training day. We've been busily perfecting the new GARNet website and it looks great, even if I do say so myself.
This is also the start of our call for future projects, for the 2017/18 rotation. So it's time t...
Fantastic meeting today where we debated how to improve time to endoscopy following the surprisingly long wait that many patients were having in the region Definitely an exciting meeting, everyone was highly engaged with fruitful discussions.
