Courses and events

This virtual course will teach the core concepts of risk stratification using family history as a tool to enable patients to access appropriate management strategies. The course is designed for all healthcare professionals working in primary care and specialist settings including oncology, breast care, gynae-oncology, gastroenterology and screening services. Participants will be equipped with the basics of cancer genetic counselling and sessions will include approaches to genetic testing, management of hereditary cancers and consent taking.

This virtual course will teach the core concepts of risk stratification using family history as a tool to enable patients to access appropriate management strategies. The course is designed for all healthcare professionals working in primary care and specialist settings including oncology, breast care, gynae-oncology, gastroenterology and screening services. Participants will be equipped with the basics of cancer genetic counselling and sessions will include approaches to genetic testing, management of hereditary cancers and consent taking.

This virtual course will teach the core concepts of risk stratification using family history as a tool to enable patients to access appropriate management strategies. The course is designed for all healthcare professionals working in primary care and specialist settings including oncology, breast care, gynae-oncology, gastroenterology and screening services. Participants will be equipped with the basics of cancer genetic counselling and sessions will include approaches to genetic testing, management of hereditary cancers and consent taking.

ECC 2020 Programme

The 2nd Prevention and Management of Anastomotic Leak: Colorectal, Oesophago-Gastric & Pancreatic, due to take place on Thursday 26th November 2020 at the Edgbaston Park Hotel, Birmingham.

BASO’s first virtual Meeting. The meeting will be facilitated by experts in the field of cancer research, care and treatment

The St Mark’s 18th Annual International Congress, Frontiers in Colorectal and Gastrointestinal Disease, has a new 2-day programme taking place this November, free to attend and online. Our theme this years is 'Difficult decisions in GI disease'

If you wish to register please email Adele Sutton [email protected]

Professor Tan Aralampulam and Dr Gabrielle van Ramshorst have agreed to co-host an international panel to comment on the Legacy paper and help introduce insights from around the world.