2014 International Surgical Congress

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2014 International Surgical Congress
Harrogate International Centre
Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland (ASGBI)
Wednesday 30th April to Friday 2nd May
International Conference on Surgical Education and Training (ICOSET)
Tuesday 29th to Wednesday 30th April
Surgical Outcomes Club of Great Britain and Ireland (SOC-GBI)
Wednesday 30th April and Friday 2nd May
Section of Surgery of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS)
Tuesday 29th April
National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI)
Clinical Studies Group Surgeons’ Meeting, Tuesday 29th April
Association of Trauma & Military Surgery (ATMS)
Wednesday 30th April
International Surgical Leaders’ Forum
Wednesday 30th April
Association of Surgeons in Primary Care (ASPC)
Thursday 1st May
United Kingdom Medical Students’ Association (UKMSA)
Friday 2nd May
stop press!
ASGBI’S 2014 INTERNATIONAL SURGICAL
CONGRESS WILL BE ‘PAPERLESS’!
We are proud to announce that our 2014 Congress will be almost completely devoid of any paper! This is partly
as a result of our desire to be ‘green’, but also because we recognise that this is a sensible direction of travel as
we embrace the technological age. One day soon, all conferences will be delivered this way…
How will it work?
An independent developer, SpotMe, are providing the platform for
the ASGBI Congress app. You will be provided with a link where you
can download the app before the Congress starts.
In the meantime, you can check whether your existing device will be suitable by following the Apple and Android
corresponding links below:
Apple: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/spotme-mobile-event-app/id739869655?mt=8
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spotme.android&hl=en
If you do not have your own device, an iPad, preloaded with the app and tailored for your personal use, will be
made available for you when you arrive. A fee of £25 will be charged for however long you are at the Congress.
(Our overall registration fees are lower this year, so even if you decide to pay the extra £25, the fees will still be
less than in 2013.) Please note that it will not be possible to maximise your attendance at the Congress
without a compatible device (either your own, or rented onsite) as there will be no printed final Programme,
information or instructions in paper form.
If you are thinking about purchasing a tablet (iPad or android equivalent), this might be the time to take the plunge
and buy one before the Congress begins! Please note that the Congress app will also work on most smartphones.
However, the size and resolution may not be clear enough for you to benefit from the functionality.
What facilities, documentation and benefits will be available via my device?
The app will provide access to all the programme information, abstracts, speaker profiles, delegate lists and social
programme details. You will also be able to use it to make your own itinerary, take part in Q&As and polls during
the sessions, send messages to other delegates, make notes, arrange to meet up with individuals, search for topics
or presenters, view the posters and store information specific to your needs. We believe this will be the most
powerful interactive tool yet seen at any Congress and certainly the first in the UK!
There will also be a tutorial made
available to delegates to ensure that
everyone is able to use the technology
with ease.
What do I need to do now?
You need to register for the 2014
ASGBI International Surgical Congress!
Make sure you have a compatible
device, or select the £25 rental of an
iPad upon registration, which will be
yours for the duration of the Congress.
If you rent an iPad, it will be
maintained and charged for you by
SpotMe onsite. We look forward to
seeing you there!
of the Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland
HARROGATE 2014
CONTENTS
Invitation from the President of ASGBI, Professor John Primrose
Invitation from the ICOSET Chairman, Professor Jonathan Beard
Invitation from ATMS, Lt. Col. Douglas Bowley
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Registration Fees
Congress Registration Desk
Continuing Professional Development
Urgent Messages
Cloakroom
Innovation and Simulation Zone
Audio Visual Service Centre
Catering
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GUEST SPEAKERS
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
John Wiley & Sons Ltd/BJS DVD Prize
John Farndon Prize
Moynihan Prize
Short Papers of Distinction
Short Papers
E-Posters of Distinction
E-Posters
Taught Courses
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SOCIAL PROGRAMME
ASGBI Golf Competition
Welcome Reception
ATMS Annual Formal Dinner
ASGBI Congress Social Evening
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ACCOMMODATION
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PROVISIONAL SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
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2014 MOYNIHAN TRAVELLING FELLOWSHIP
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ATMS PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME
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ABOUT THE HARROGATE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE
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REGISTRATION AND BOOKING FORM
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PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME AND REGISTRATION FORM
INTERNATIONAL SURGICAL CONGRESS
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I am very much looking forward to welcoming you to this year’s ASGBI
International Surgical Congress in Harrogate, entitled “Education and
Innovation”. The 2014 Congress is being held at the Harrogate International Centre
(HIC) from Wednesday 30th April to Friday 2nd May. Situated in the heart of the
UK, Harrogate is a picturesque spa town full of history and character and it has
grown to be one of the best events industry destinations in the country. The HIC is
one of the largest purpose-built event venues in the north, regularly welcoming
national conferences and exhibitions.
The week of the Congress will be bigger than ever in 2014. Not only have we
received a record number of abstracts (1,311 in total), but the Association is pleased
to be hosting a number of parallel events. The first of these is the biennial
International Conference on Surgical Education and Training (ICOSET), taking place on Tuesday 29th
and Wednesday 30thApril. This effectively makes the 2014 Congress a combined four-day event, and we
encourage you to take advantage of this extended meeting.
Now in its fourth year, we are pleased to welcome back the annual Association of Trauma & Military Surgery
(ATMS) Conference, which will run on Wednesday 30th April. This meeting will have its own specific
programme, although ASGBI delegates will be welcome to attend these sessions if they so wish, and vice versa.
Harrogate, 29th April to 2nd May 2014
INTERNATIONAL SURGICAL CONGRESS: EDUCATION & INNOVATION
Welcome from the ASGBI President
Additionally, the Association of Surgeons in Primary Care (ASPC) will be holding a Community Service
workshop on Thursday 1st May and the Surgical Outcomes Club of Great Britain and Ireland (SOC-GBI)
will be hosting several workshops, followed by their first AGM, on Wednesday morning. To add to this
exciting programme, the Association is pleased to be including a symposium entitled “The Surgeon and the
Primary/Secondary Care Interface” on Friday morning. This is being run in partnership with the Royal
College of General Practitioners (RCGP) and we are delighted that the RCGP President, Professor Mike
Pringle, will be speaking in this session.
As you will see from the provisional Scientific Programme Grid contained in this booklet, preparations by
the Association’s Scientific Committee are well advanced and should maintain the long-standing tradition
of promoting research, education, fellowship and intellectual stimulation. As the title of the Congress
suggests, the various symposia in 2014 will revolve around developments in surgical education and
innovation. We will be showcasing for you the latest in surgical technology, with the help of our brand new
‘Innovation and Simulation Zone’.
The ‘Zone’ will replace the traditional Industry Exhibition in 2014. Here, delegates will have the chance to
get interactive with the latest surgical simulation equipment, brought along by companies who specialise in
this area. These educational experiences will fit perfectly with the theme of the meeting, which will
continue throughout workshops, poster presentations ample debates and discussions.
Following the extremely positive delegate feedback from previous Congresses, we have tried to balance the
variety of surgical topics with important plenary sessions, including a Motivational Lecture by Professor Atul
Gawande, Chairman of the Lifebox Foundation Board. There will be the usual Royal College Lectures plus a
contribution from the American College of Surgeons. We will again be holding a Meet the Surgical Experts
session and I advise you to turn up early for this, as it is always extremely popular and well-attended.
As mentioned above, the Association has been extremely pleased with the amount of abstracts submitted
this year; the many Short Paper sessions, e-poster presentations, and the John Wiley & Sons Ltd/BJS Audio
Visual Prize will all be well represented.
This year, following the success of 2013’s Ceilidh dinner dance, we will be holding a cabaret-style social
evening on Thursday 1st May, in the Royal Hall at the HIC. This event will follow a brief prize session giving
which is scheduled to begin at 5.30pm. For £25, this event includes a three-course meal and a glass of
sparkling wine, and you can book your place on the Congress website, www.asgbi.org.uk/harrogate2014. I
hope you will support this important social event which, as well as being great fun, also gives you the
opportunity to meet other delegates.
Last year, 1,097 medically-qualified surgical delegates attended our event, making ASGBI’s International
Surgical Congress one of the largest surgical meetings on this side of the Atlantic. I hope you will contribute to
further this success in 2014 by bringing your colleagues, junior staff, nurses and partners to this superb venue.
I look forward to seeing you in Harrogate in April/May, and anticipate a lively, entertaining and stimulating
Congress... and don’t forget to bring your iPad or android tablet as, this year, we have gone completely
paperless!!
John Primrose
President
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Visit the event micro-site at:
www.asgbi.org.uk/harrogate2014
The biennial International Conference on Surgical Education and Training
(ICOSET) is this year being held back-to-back with the ASGBI Congress in
Harrogate, from Tuesday 29th to Wednesday 30th April 2014.
I am looking forward to welcoming you to the fourth ICOSET, following on from
successful meetings in Melbourne, Dublin and Ottawa. Surgical education and training
is changing for both junior and senior surgeons because of many factors, including a
focus on safety and outcomes, the imposition of duty hours’ regulations, the
introduction of simulation and new interventional techniques, as well as refinements in
training and assessment methodologies. These themes will be discussed at Harrogate
in a mixture of workshops, debates and symposia, led by educators of international repute. There will also
be sessions for free papers, e-posters and a ‘Dragons Den’ session for our Innovations in Surgical Education
and Training Prize. Highlights of the conference include symposia on training within duty hours restrictions,
alternative training paradigms from sport, space and the military, integration of simulation into the surgical
curriculum and mentoring. The ‘State of the Art Lecture’ will be given by Professor Eduardo Salas on the
subject of team training, in conjunction with the Association of Trauma & Military Surgeons. Professor John
Collins will deliver the ‘Halstead Lecture’ on the Future of Surgical Training and this will be followed by a
plenary session with ASGBI on the Shape of Training Review, led by Professor David Greenaway.
The ICOSET Organising Committee looks forward to seeing you in Harrogate, at what promises to be an
informative and exciting conference.
Jonathan Beard
Chairman, ICOSET Organising Committee
Welcome from ATMS
On behalf of The Association of Trauma & Military Surgery, I am looking forward to
welcoming you to this year’s Trauma & Military Surgery Conference in Harrogate,
taking place on Wednesday 30th April 2014.
We wish to thank Professor Nicholas Gair and all his ASGBI colleagues, as we once
again hold our meeting in parallel with their International Surgical Congress. We also
offer a special vote of thanks to the Royal British Legion, whose generous financial
support enables us to attract the highest possible calibre of distinguished speakers.
To deliver our keynote Guthrie Lecture, we will be welcoming Dr David Hoyt,
Executive Director of the American College of Surgeons. Tying in with the ‘Education
and Innovation’ theme, and alongside our friends at ICOSET, we will be hosting a session on trauma
preparedness for military surgeons, with perspectives from both sides of the Atlantic. There is also a session
focusing on the vexed problem of violence against women. We have assembled a group of international
speakers to deliver an overview of all challenges facing those caring for women subjected to violence at
home and in the setting of war and conflict.
A conference highlight will be the annual dinner on Wednesday night and, this year, we will be dining at
the iconic Sun Pavilion in Harrogate; we encourage all delegates to come along with their partners/friends.
In the centenary year of the outbreak of the First World War, trauma care in both the civilian and
uniformed military arenas couldn’t be more relevant. We welcome you to the 2014 ATMS Conference
and hope that the academic forum provided will allow us to share advances in trauma care across the full
spectrum and enable us to build networks for collaboration and co-operation for the future.
Welcome from the ICOSET Chairman
Douglas Bowley
ATMS Organising Committee
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GENERAL INFORMATION
REGISTRATION FEES
Registration Fees will be charged in Sterling (£) and will be collected by the Association of Surgeons
of Great Britain and Ireland. Registration Fees include tea and coffee.
FEES FOR REGISTRATIONS RECEIVED BEFORE MONDAY 13th JANUARY 2014
This is a combined four-day conference taking place at the Harrogate International Centre (HIC) in
Yorkshire from Tuesday 29th April to Friday 2nd May 2014.
Fellows and Medical Delegates
of Consultant Status:
£240 two-day ICOSET, £491 two-day ASGBI, £605 three-day
ASGBI, £605 four-day combined ICOSET/ASGBI
Trainee, Associate, Senior and
Honorary Fellows:
£140 two-day ICOSET, £144 one-day ASGBI, £287 two-day
ASGBI, £302 three-day ASGBI, £302 four-day combined
ICOSET/ASGBI
Surgical Care Practitioners,
Nurses, Paramedics &
Medical Students:
£80 two-day ICOSET, £78 one-day ASGBI, £156 two-day ASGBI,
£180 three-day ASGBI, £180 four-day combined
ICOSET/ASGBI
FEES FOR REGISTRATIONS RECEIVED BEFORE FRIDAY 28th MARCH 2014
Honorary Fellows:
ICOSET/ASGBI
Medical Students:
ICOSET/ASGBI
FEES FOR REGISTRATIONS RECEIVED DURING THE FINAL MONTH OR ONSITE
Honorary Fellows:
ICOSET/ASGBI
Medical Students:
ICOSET/ASGBI
FEES FOR iPAD RENTAL
You are encouraged to bring your own iPad or android tablet to the Congress, where the Paperless
Congress app will be uploaded to your device free of charge. However, if you do not have a tablet,
or would prefer to rent one, a fee of £25 will be charged for however long you are at the meeting.
CANCELLATIONS BEFORE FRIDAY 28th MARCH 2014 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A 10%
ADMINISTRATION CHARGE.
PLEASE NOTE THAT REFUNDS WILL NOT BE MADE ON REGISTRATION OR SOCIAL
FEES CANCELLED AFTER FRIDAY 28th MARCH 2014.
REGISTRATION
Online registration is available at: www.asgbi.org.uk/harrogate2014
A Registration Form is included at the back of this booklet. The same form is also available, and
can be downloaded, at: www.asgbi.org.uk/harrogate2014
Completed forms should be posted or faxed to:
2014 Congress Registration at Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland, 35-43 Lincoln’s
Inn Fields, London WC2A 3PE. Fax: 0207 430 9235.
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The Congress Registration Desk will be situated via Entrance Three on Level Four at the HIC, where
badges and individual tickets must be collected on arrival. Please note that name badges must be
worn for the duration of the Congress.
The Registration Desk will be open at the following times:
Tuesday 29th April:
8:00am to 6:00pm
Wednesday 30th April:
8:00am to 6:00pm
Thursday 1st May:
8:00am to 6:15pm
Friday 2nd May:
8:00am to 2:15pm
CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
A Certificate of Attendance will be included in your Registration Pack and can be used to claim your
CPD points.
CPD Points have been awarded as follows: Tuesday 29th April:
7 CPD Points
Wednesday 30th April:
6 CPD Points
Thursday 1st May:
7 CPD Points
Friday 2nd May:
5 CPD Points
URGENT MESSAGES
Urgent messages for delegates may be left and retrieved from the Congress Registration Desk.
Delegates are asked to ensure that mobile telephones do not disturb sessions. The emergency
telephone number for delegates is: 020 7304 4787
CLOAKROOM
The cloakroom is located on Level Four at the HIC.
INNOVATION AND SIMULATION ZONE
A brand new Innovation and Simulation Zone will take the place of the usual Industry Exhibition and
will be situated in Hall G throughout the duration of the Congress. This will open at 9:00am on
Tuesday 29th April and close at 2:00pm on Friday 2nd May 2014.
REFRESHMENTS
Coffee and tea are included in the Registration Fee and will be served in Hall D.
AUDIO VISUAL SERVICE
All presentations throughout the International Surgical Congress will be delivered using PowerPoint
format. Those giving a presentation must submit their completed presentations, to the email
address below, by Friday 18th April 2014. This will enable all presentations to be collated for each
session in order to expedite the changeover of speakers and avoid unnecessary interruption to the
programme.
Please mark your presentation clearly with your name, telephone number, email address and the
relevant Congress Session Reference Number (as shown on the Provisional Scientific Programme).
Speakers will be sent detailed guidance notes on the audio-visual facilities in advance of the meeting.
Please email your completed presentation to: [email protected]
CATERING AT THE 2014 ASGBI CONGRESS
Over the last few years, catering has been one of the biggest issues at the ASGBI Congress.
When ASGBI provided free lunches for delegates, we received a large number of complaints
about the quality of food and the lack of choice available. As each Congress venue has a
contracted caterer, there is unfortunately no option for ASGBI to bring in an outside company.
Therefore, in 2013, we increased the membership discount on registration fees by a further 5%
and asked delegates to pay for their own lunch. There were food “pods” located around the
venue serving a wide variety of food and a meal deal at each outlet cost between £5 and £7.
Unfortunately, this also resulted in a small number of complaints, so it seems that neither
option will suit everybody. In 2014, we have again increased the member discount on
registration fees to 25%, and will be asking delegates, once again, to pay for their own lunch,
which is common practice at many large meetings. We will provide the same low-cost food
options in Harrogate with the same variety of outlets.
CONGRESS REGISTRATION DESK
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GUEST SPEAKERS
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Professor Carlos A Pellegrini
Carlos Pellegrini received his MD
in 1971 from the University of
Rosario Medical School in
Argentina. After training in
general surgery in Argentina, he
completed a second surgical
residency at the University of
Chicago. In 1979, he was
appointed to the faculty of the University of California,
San Francisco where he developed and directed a Center
for GI Motility. In 1993, he became Chairman of the
Department of Surgery at the University of Washington in
Seattle. In 1996, in recognition for his role in the
strengthening of all clinical, teaching and research
programmes, he became the first holder of the Henry N.
Harkins Endowed Chair.
Dr Pellegrini is a world leader in minimally invasive
gastrointestinal surgery and a pioneer in the
development of videoendoscopy for the surgical
treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease and
oesophageal motility disorders, particularly achalasia.
At the University of Washington, he developed the
Center for Videoendoscopic Surgery, the Swallowing
Center (now known as the Center for Esophageal and
Gastric Surgery) and the Institute for Simulation and
Interprofessional Studies (ISIS). In addition to his role as
Chairman of the Board of ISIS, he is a long-time
member of the highest decision-making bodies at UW
Medicine, and chairs many committees which oversee
an array of work including Continuous Professionalism,
Diversity, Executive Search Committees and Oversight
of Multidisciplinary Practices.
Dr Pellegrini is the current President of the American
College of Surgeons (ACS), a past Chair of the Board of
Regents of the ACS and a past Chair of the American
Surgical Association Foundation. He is a member of
the National Advisory Committee of the Robert Wood
Johnson Foundation and from 2005 to 2006, he was
President of the American Surgical Association. He
has been Director of the American Board of Surgery,
Chair of the Digestive Disease Week Council and
President of OESO. In the area of medical education,
he’s been a major contributor to the fundamental
reform of residency work hours, having been a
member and chair of the RRC for Surgery. He serves
on several editorial boards and publishes regularly on
many topics, including the field of training and new
technologies to educate the next generation of
surgeons. His bibliography lists more than 400
articles, chapters, editorials, and books, as well as 11
surgical videos.
Professor Takeshi Sano
Dr Sano is a surgeon specialising
in gastric cancer and has visited
more than 35 countries for
lectures and live demonstrations
of surgery, as a “publicist” of
Japanese-style D2 gastrectomy.
He graduated from the Faculty
of Medicine at the University of
Tokyo in 1980 and completed
his surgical training in the First
Department of Surgery at the same university. Dr Sano
spent 15 months in Paris during 1986 and 1987 as a
research fellow of the French Government Scholarship
at Institute Curie. He worked at the National Cancer
Center, Tokyo for 16 years and has been in his present
post, Department Director of Gastroenterological
Surgery at the Cancer Institute Hospital in Tokyo, since
2008.
Dr Sano is a council member of the Japanese Gastric
Cancer Association and the International Gastric
Cancer Association, and the committee chair of the
JGCA treatment guidelines. As a steering committee
member of the Japan Clinical Oncology Group, he
has played central roles in clinical trials on gastric
cancer surgery. He is a founding editor of the Journal
of Gastric Cancer and serves as a reviewer for several
other international journals. Dr Sano is an honorary
member of several other medical associations
including the German Society of General and Visceral
Surgery, the European Surgical Association and the
Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. A family
man, he enjoys wine, golf and holidays.
Professor David Greenaway
Professor
Greenaway
was
appointed Nottingham’s sixth
Vice-Chancellor in 2008, having
previously been a Pro-ViceChancellor of the University for
both Research and Infrastructure.
A Professor of Economics, he was
the founding Director of the
Leverhulme Centre for Research
on Globalisation and Economic Policy. His research
interests lie primarily in the fields of trade and labour
market adjustment, cross-border investment and
international trade policy. Professor Greenaway has also
acted as a consultant to the World Bank, the European
Commission and the United Nations, and was Chair of
the UK Armed Forces Pay Review Body from 2004 until
2010. He is currently a Member of the Government’s
Asia Task Force, a high-level body helping to boost UK
exports and investments in Asian countries, and has
been appointed to lead a comprehensive independent
review of UK postgraduate medical education and
training. He was awarded an Honorary Citizenship of
Ningbo, China, in September 2012.
Professor Sir Liam
Donaldson
Sir Liam Donaldson is recognised
as an international champion of
patient safety and public health.
He was the foundation chair of
the World Health Organisation
World Alliance for Patient Safety,
launched in 2004. He is a past
vice-chairman of the World
Health Organisation Executive
Board and is now the World Health Organisation’s
Envoy for Patient Safety and Chairman of the
Independent Monitoring for the Polio Eradication
Programme. In the UK, he is currently Chair of Health
Policy at Imperial College London and Chancellor of
Newcastle University.
Prior to this appointment Sir Liam was the Chief
Medical Officer for England, and the United
Kingdom's Chief Medical Adviser, from 1998 to 2010.
During this time, he held critical responsibilities across
the whole field of public health and healthcare. As the
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. In 2013, the
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
awarded him the James H Graham Award of Merit.
Dr Reznick is the author of over 120 peer-reviewed
publications and has given over 200 lectures to
hospitals, universities and scientific organisations
around the world. He is married to Cheryl and they
have three children.
Sir Liam initially trained as a surgeon in Birmingham
and went on to hold teaching and research posts at
the University of Leicester. In 1986, he was
appointed Regional Medical Officer and Regional
Director of Public Health for the Northern Regional
Health Authority. Sir Liam has received many public
honours: 12 honorary doctorates from British
universities, eight fellowships from medical Royal
Colleges and faculties, and the Gold Medal of the
Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. He was the
Queen's Honorary Physician between 1996 and
1999 and was knighted in the 2002 New Year's
Honours List.
Professor Gawande is a
surgeon, professor, writer and
public health researcher. He
practices
general
and
endocrine surgery at Brigham
and Women’s Hospital, and
he is Professor in the
Department of Health Policy
and Management at the
Harvard School of Public
Health, and Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical
School. Dr Gawande is a highly influential writer; he
has been a staff writer for The New Yorker magazine
since 1998 and has published several articles. He has
also written three New York Times-bestselling books.
Professor Richard K Reznick
Born in Montreal, Dr Reznick
received his undergraduate
university education and medical
degree from McGill University,
followed by a general surgical
residency at the University of
Toronto. He spent two years in
fellowship training, first obtaining
a master’s degree in Medical
Education from Southern Illinois
University, followed by a fellowship in colorectal surgery
at the University of Texas, Houston. Since his first faculty
appointment at the University of Toronto in 1987, Dr
Reznick has been active in both colorectal surgery and
research in medical education. He was instrumental in
developing a performance-based examination, which is
now used for medical licensure in Canada. He ran a
research programme on assessment of technical
competence for surgeons and supervised a fellowship
programme in surgical education.
At the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine he
was the inaugural Director of the Faculty’s Centre for
Research in Education at University Health Network
(The Wilson Centre), from 1997 to 2002. In 1999, he
was appointed Vice President of Education at
University Health Network. He served eight years as
the R S McLaughlin Professor and Chairman of the
Department of Surgery at the University of Toronto
from 2002 to 2010. In July 2010, Dr Reznick assumed
the position of Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences at
Queen’s University and Chief Executive Officer of the
Southeastern Ontario Academic Medical Organization
(SEAMO).
Dr Reznick has received numerous awards for his
work in education, including the Royal College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Medal in Surgery,
the Association for Surgical Education Distinguished
Educator Award, the National Board of Medical
Examiners John P Hubbard Award, the Daniel C
Tosteson Award for Leadership in Medical Education,
the 2006 Inaugural University of Toronto President’s
Teaching Award and the Karolinska Institutet Prize for
Research in Medical Education. In July 2011, Dr
Reznick was awarded an honourary fellowship from
the Royal College of Surgeons of Scotland, and in
November 2011, an honourary fellowship from the
Professor Atul Gawande
In addition, Dr Gawande is Director of Ariadne Labs,
a joint centre for health systems innovation, creating
simple discoveries that produce better outcomes,
greater value and more caring across the world. He is
also co-founder and chairman of Lifebox, an
international not-for-profit implementing systems and
technologies to reduce surgical deaths globally. To
date, Dr Gawande has received numerous awards
including two National Magazine Awards, Academy
Health’s Impact Award for Highest Research Impact
on Healthare, a MacArthur Fellowship, and he has
been named one of the world’s hundred most
influential thinkers by Foreign Policy and TIME. Dr
Gawande earned his BS from Stanford University and
he earned an MA in Philosophy, Politics and
Economics from Balliol College at Oxford University,
where he was Rhodes Scholar. He went on to earn his
MD from Harvard Medical School and his MPH from
the Harvard School of Public Health.
Professor Eduardo Salas
Dr Salas received his PhD
degree in 1984 in Industrial
and Organizational Psychology
from Old Dominion University.
He is Trustee Chair and Pegasus
Professor of Psychology at the
University of Central Florida
(UCF). Dr Salas also holds an
appointment as Program
Director for Human Systems
Integration Research Department at UCF’s Institute for
Simulation & Training. Previously, he was a Senior
Research Psychologist and Head of the Training
Technology Development Branch of NAVAIR-Orlando,
for 15 years. During this period, Dr Salas served as a
principal investigator for numerous R&D programmes,
focusing on teamwork, simulation-based training,
decision-making under stress and other similar topics. Dr
Salas has co-authored over 375 journal articles and book
chapters and co-edited over 25 books. He is, or has
been, on the editorial board of nine journals, is a past
editor of the Human Factors journal and current
Associated Editor for the Journal of Applied Psychology
and Military Psychology.
United Kingdom's chief adviser on health issues, he
advised the Secretary of State for Health, the Prime
Minister and other government ministers. He has
produced landmark reports which have set health
policy and legislation in fields such as stem cell
research, quality and safety of healthcare, infectious
disease control, patient empowerment, poor clinical
performance, smoke-free public places, medical
regulation, and organ and tissue retention.
Dr Salas has held numerous positions in the Human
Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES) during the
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Professor David B Hoyt
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past 15 years. He is the past chair of the Cognitive
Engineering and Decision Making Technical Group
and of the Training Technical Group, and currently he
is the President. He is also very active with Society for
Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP)—
Division 14 of APA. Dr Salas is past President of SIOP
and past Series Editor of the Organizational Frontier
and the Professional Practice Book Series. He is a
Fellow of the American Psychological Association
(SIOP and Divisions 19, 21 & 49), the HFES and the
Association for Psychological Science. He received
the 2012 Joseph E McGrath Lifetime Achievement
Award for the study of teams and groups from
INGroup, the SIOP’s 2012 Distinguished Professional
Contributions Award and the 2012 Michael R Losey
Award from the Society for Human Resources
Management.
Professor Hoyt received a BA
degree with honors from
Amherst College, followed by
an MD degree from Case
Western Reserve University in
1976. From 1976 to 1984,
Dr Hoyt was a Surgical
Resident and Research Fellow
at the University of California,
San Diego (UCSD) and
Scripps Immunology Institute.
He joined the faculty at UCSD and immediately
became involved in their Trauma Service, where his
role as Director lasted from 1989 to 2006. In 1995,
he was appointed Professor of Surgery and was
awarded The Monroe E Trout Professorship in
Surgery at UCSD (1996). In 2006, Dr Hoyt was
appointed to the position of Chairman for the
Department of Surgery at the University of
California, Irvine (UCI) and the John E Connolly
Professor of Surgery. In 2008, Dr Hoyt was also
appointed Executive Vice Dean for the UCI School of
Medicine. In January 2010, he was appointed
Executive Director of the American College of
Surgeons and remains Emeritus Professor of Surgery
at the UCI.
Dr Hoyt has distinguished himself within the
Department of Surgery, having delivered numerous
named lectures, received multiple, significant awards
from his colleagues as well as scientific organisations,
while serving in positions of leadership. He
continues to serve as an advisor for many graduate
students. Dr Hoyt is a member of the American
Surgical Association, Surgical Biology Club, Western
Surgical Association and Society of University
Surgeons, amongst others. He is currently the
immediate Past President of the American
Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Past President
of the Society of General Surgeons of San Diego, Past
President of the Shock Society, Past Chairman of the
American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma
and Past Medical Director of Trauma at the American
College of Surgeons. He has been a visiting professor
at a large number of institutions nationally and
internationally and is an Editorial Board Member of
six journals. Dr Hoyt consistently receives significant
public research funding and is the author of over 500
publications. He was recently awarded the American
Heart Association Resuscitation Science Lifetime
Research Achievement Award, the American College
of Surgeons Distinguished Service Award and the
Shock Society Scientific Achievement Award.
Professor Mike Pringle
Professor Pringle is President of
the Royal College of General
Practitioners, having taken over
from Dr Iona Heath in November
2012. Having been a general
practitioner for 30 years, Mike is
now retired from practice and the
University of Nottingham, where
he is Emeritus Professor of
General Practice. He has been Chair of RCGP Council
from 1998 to 2001, Chair of the RCGP Trustee Board
from 2009 to 2012 and RCGP revalidation clinical lead
from 2008 to 2012. Mike helps to run CHEC, an
innovative primary care development project, and is
Strategic Director of PRIMIS+. He holds a number of
board positions with voluntary organisations including
Arthritis Research UK.
Dr Suzanne Shale
Dr Shale works as an advisor in
the fields of healthcare ethics
and patient experience. Her
work encompasses support for
professionals and patients
following harm in medicine;
safety,
governance
and
performance review in surgery;
clinical ethics; and quality
assurance of medical education and training. She
works with the NHS at national and local level, and
with professional and regulatory bodies. During
2013, she chaired the NHS England Never Events
task force, authoring its final report; and advised the
Francis Report implementation team on developing
standards to rebuild trust after medical harm. Also in
2013, the Royal College of Surgeons published Dr
Shale’s comprehensive evidence-based guidance on
enhancing governance in surgery, including
escalating and responding to concerns. She has a
particular interest in the ethical issues associated with
innovation in surgery. Dr Shale has a long standing
association with the University of Oxford, where she
is a Supernumerary Fellow of Harris Manchester
College, Ethox Research Associate, and Associate of
the Health Experiences Institute. She is sole author of
Moral Leadership in Medicine: Building Ethical
Healthcare Organisations (2012).
Roger Taylor
Roger Taylor is Director of
Research and Public Affairs at Dr
Foster, where he is responsible
for public information, including
the Dr Foster Hospital Guide.
Roger was a co-founder of Dr
Foster and has been a strong
advocate for the role of greater
transparency as a mechanism
for consumer protection, as well
as a driver for quality improvement in public services.
Roger began his career as a journalist, working as a
correspondent for the Financial Times in the UK and
the US. Prior to that, he worked for the Consumers'
Association, writing and researching for Which?
magazine. He is a board member of Ofqual, the
regulator of qualifications in the UK, and a trustee of
CAADA, the domestic abuse charity. Roger is also a
member of the Health Sector Transparency Panel and
the Open Data User Group. His book on NHS reform,
God Bless the NHS, was published by Faber and Faber
in March 2013.
Michael Rosen completed his
surgical training at Massachusetts
General Hospital, Harvard
Medical School in 2004. During
his training, he completed a
research fellowship in minimally
invasive surgery at the Cleveland
Clinic Foundation, Cleveland
Ohio. He went on to complete
a clinical fellowship in Minimally Invasive Surgery at
Carolinas Medical Center. He joined the faculty of Case
Western Reserve University where he has remained
since 2005. During his time at Case Medical Center,
Michael has won the annual teaching award twice, and
has been promoted to Professor of Surgery. He currently
serves as the Chief of the Division of GI and General
Surgery, and the Director of the Case Comprehensive
Hernia Center. He has been recognised for his
outstanding research in minimally invasive surgery by
receiving the SAGES Young Investigator award. Michael
has published over 100 peer-reviewed journal articles,
20 textbook chapters, and has served as the editor for
four surgical textbooks. He serves on eight editorial
boards for various surgical journals.
Professor Ken Fearon
Professor Fearon is Professor of
Surgical Oncology at Edinburgh
University
and
Honorary
Consultant Colorectal Surgeon at
the Western General Hospital,
Edinburgh. He qualified in
Medicine with honours in 1982
from Glasgow University. From
1983 to 1986, he was the Cancer
Research Clinical Research
Fellow in the Department of Oncology in Glasgow
University and submitted his thesis (MD) on the
“Mechanisms and Treatment of Cancer Cachexia” in
1987. He was appointed as Lecturer in Surgery at the
University of Edinburgh in 1988, Senior Lecturer in 1993
and Professor of Surgical Oncology in 1999. His
principal research domains include human nutrition and
metabolism, the metabolic response to surgery and
cancer cachexia and his translational research is focused
on the role of the systemic inflammatory response.
Professor Fearon’s clinical research is aimed at
development of trial methodology including early
biomarkers and novel outcome measures. He has
conducted several of the largest prospective randomised
intervention trials in cancer cachexia and had a major
interest in nutritional pharmacology. He is also a
founding member of the Enhanced Recovery After
Surgery (ERAS) Group and is Chairman of the Board of
the ERAS Society. Ken was presented with the
Cuthbertson Medal from the Nutrition Society in 1991,
the Hippocrates Award from the Society on Sarcopenia,
Cachexia and Wasting Disorders (SCWD) in 2009 and
the Arvid Wretlind Award from the European Society for
Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism in 2011.
Professor John P Collins
Professor John Collins will be
delivering
the
Halstead
Lecture at the 2014 ICOSET.
After completing his surgical
training in England, during
which he shared in the
Moynihan Prize and was
awarded his MCH, Professor
Collins joined the University
Department of Surgery in
Auckland. He later completed his MD in medical
education. John subsequently became head of one
the University’s two clinical schools and went on to
serve on a number of New Zealand Ministry of
Health Committees. He has been a member of the
Board of Surgical Training, Chair of the Court of
Examiners in General Surgery and Foundation Dean
of Education at the Royal Australasian College of
Surgeons. John has led reviews of the UK
Foundation Programme, the Royal College of
Surgeons of Thailand and recently of postgraduate
medical training in New South Wales. He is an
Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in
Ireland, ASGBI and the Academy of Medical
Educators UK. He has been a Hunterian
Professorship at the Royal College of Surgeons of
England and was awarded the Sir Louis Barnett and
the Sir Alan Newton Medals by the Royal
Australasian College of Surgeons. John is currently
Professorial Fellow in Surgery at the University of
Melbourne and Visiting Research Professor in the
Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences at the
University of Oxford.
Professor Robert Steele
Professor Robert Steele
obtained his initial surgical
and academic training in
Edinburgh, Hong Kong and
Aberdeen,
and
was
appointed as Senior Lecturer
in Surgery at the University of
Nottingham in 1990. He was
then appointed Professor of
Surgical Oncology at the
University of Dundee in
1996 and Professor of
Surgery and Head of Academic Surgery in 2003.
His initial research interests were in breast cancer
and, when working for Professor Sir Patrick Forrest,
he developed the concept of axillary nodal
sampling. In Hong Kong, Robert’s interest shifted to
upper gastrointestinal disease and he was
instrumental in introducing endoscopic haemostasis
for bleeding peptic ulcer. In Nottingham, working
for Professor Jack Hardcastle, he became involved
with the early trials of colorectal cancer screening
and, since then, colorectal cancer has remained his
primary clinical and academic interest. He has
carried out work in surgery and radiotherapy for
colorectal cancer and in areas of the genetic and
chromosomal abnormalities that underlie the
disease. His main interest, however, is in Colorectal
Cancer Screening.
Having led the UK
demonstration pilot that was used to inform the
decision to introduce national screening
programmes throughout the UK, Robert is, at
present, the Clinical Director of the Scottish
Colorectal Cancer Screening Programme, and has
published extensively in this area. He has chaired
several NHS QIS groups related to colorectal cancer
and colorectal cancer screening and he chaired the
SIGN group that developed the latest set of
colorectal cancer guidelines. He is currently a
member of the Council of the Royal College of
Surgeons of Edinburgh and the Edinburgh editor of
The Surgeon. He is co-founder and co-director of
the Scottish Cancer Prevention Network, chairs the
Board of Directors of the Scottish Cancer
Foundation and has been elected President of the
Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and
Ireland.
Professor Michael Rosen
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PROVISIONAL SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
The Provisional Scientific Programme for the Congress is given in this booklet. The Provisional Programme is
also available at, and can be downloaded from, the Congress micro-site:
The online Scientific Programme will be regularly updated in the run-up to the meeting.
JOHN WILEY & SONS LTD/BJS AUDIO-VISUAL PRIZE DVDs
This annual DVD competition has been generously sponsored by the BJS Society and John Wiley & Sons Ltd.
There will be two categories of award:
• Entries produced “in-house” by a consultant surgeon in association with his/her department of
medical illustration.
• Entries produced more “commercially” by a consultant surgeon with external technical or financial
assistance.
There will be one winner from each category, and each winner will receive £300.
The top scoring DVDs, as decided by the Association’s judging panel prior to the Congress, will be shown on
a dedicated screen within the ‘Innovation and Simulation Zone’ throughout the event.
JOHN FARNDON PRIZE
The BJS has endowed a prize of £500 for the best manuscript to be published in the BJS in the previous
calendar year, having been previously presented at an ASGBI Congress. Papers published in the BJS are subject
to the usual system of editorial review.
Manuscripts should be submitted online at: http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/bjs. Please indicate clearly on
the title page that your paper is being presented at the ASGBI Harrogate Congress.
MOYNIHAN PRIZE
This is the Association’s most prestigious scientific award. The prize consists of £1,000 together with a medal
and is presented to the author of the best research work delivered at the Congress. The Moynihan Prize Session
is taking place on Thursday 1st May. The top scoring abstracts, as determined by the adjudicators and the
Association’s Scientific Committee, will be presented in this session and, from these, the winner of the
Moynihan Prize will be selected.
SHORT PAPERS OF DISTINCTION
This is a new category for the 2014 Congress and will consist of the highest-scoring non-Moynihan abstracts.
A session for these papers has been allocated on Friday 2nd May.
SHORT PAPERS
There will be several sessions for short papers at the Congress. All accepted abstracts, whether for oral
presentation or an e-poster, will be published online on the BJS website (citable). Failure to present an
accepted abstract will be taken seriously. If, due to unforeseen circumstances, an abstract has to be withdrawn,
please notify Kristina Gloufchev immediately on [email protected]
All authors who have abstracts accepted for the Congress are encouraged to submit a manuscript at
http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/bjs, for consideration for publication in the BJS.
E-POSTERS OF DISTINCTION
The top scoring e-posters, as determined by the Association’s Scientific Committee, will be allocated as
“E-Posters of Distinction” and will be shown on their own electronic screen throughout the duration of
the Congress.
E-POSTERS
All other abstracts accepted as e-posters will be displayed on electronic media throughout the Congress.
TAUGHT COURSES
A number of Taught Courses and Workshops, as detailed below, will be offered during the Congress. Numbers
are strictly limited and places will be allocated on a ‘first come, first served’ basis. Places can be booked online
at www.asgbi.org.uk/harrogate2014 or by using the Registration Form at the back of this booklet. Demand is
expected to be high and early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment!
Association of Surgeons in Primary Care Workshop: Getting Involved with Community Surgery
Thursday 1st May 2014
11.00-12.30 and 13.30-15.00
Maximum 60 delegates per session.
This interactive workshop is aimed at hospital surgeons and day unit staff. It will detail the new
opportunities for working in the expanding sector of Community Surgery, which is part of the government’s
drive to downsize hospitals and take care closer to home. The workshop will bring together primary and
secondary care clinicians, will demonstrate how services are commissioned, and what clinician
remuneration is likely to be.
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
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This course is delivered by the BJS editors and covers the skills required for reviewing work submitted for
publication in medical journals. The course is interactive and includes tutorials and small group discussion
facilitated by an editor.
SOCIAL PROGRAMME
Tuesday 29th April 2014
31st ANNUAL GOLF COMPETITION FOR THE ST ANDREWS’ QUAICH
The Association’s 2014 Golf Competition will be held at Rudding Park Golf Course on the afternoon of Tuesday
29th April 2014. Two prize trophies will be awarded; the President’s Putter, for the best scratch round, and
the St Andrews’ Quaich, as the main handicap prize. There will be drinks at the end of the afternoon, when
the prizes will be awarded.
British Journal of Surgery: How to Review a Clinical Paper
13.30-16.30
Maximum 50 delegates.
The cost is £35 per person to include a soup and sandwich lunch, a warm-up round of six holes, a golfing
pack and eighteen holes of golf on the Hawtree Course. For further details and to enter please visit
www.asgbi.org.uk/harrogate2014.
Wednesday 30th April 2014
WELCOME RECEPTION
All delegates are invited to attend a drinks reception in Hall D, once the day’s sessions end at 5:30pm, during
which the Congress will be formally opened.
ATMS ANNUAL DINNER
In addition to a vigorous academic programme, the Association of Trauma & Military Surgery will be holding
its annual formal conference dinner on Wednesday 30th April at The Sun Pavilion in Harrogate. This unique
and historic venue, reflective of the Art Deco period, is idyllically located in the midst of the tranquil Valley
Gardens in the heart of elegant Harrogate.
The evening will begin at 7:15pm with a drinks reception and, at 8:00pm, guests will be seated in the glassdomed auditorium to enjoy a three-course meal with coffee. Guests will be entertained with live music from
a band of the Royal Marines. Delegates are reminded that spouses and guests are very welcome to attend but,
as tickets are limited, we would ask that you should please book early to avoid disappointment.
Cost: £45 per person, including a three-course meal and coffee.
Dress Code: Black tie or 2B (mess kit) with decorations for serving officers.
ASGBI CONGRESS SOCIAL EVENING
Following the success of 2013’s Ceilidh dinner and dance, in 2014 we are holding a Yorkshire-themed social
evening in the Royal Hall at the HIC. A reception will be followed by a brief prize giving session, after which
delegates will retire to an informal three-course meal, with some light entertainment. Tables can be booked
upon request, so that teams can enjoy the evening together, and there will be a pay-for bar for those who wish
to buy drinks.
Cost: £25 per person, including a three-course meal and entertainment. Dress Code: Smart casual.
ACCOMMODATION
HOTEL ACCOMMODATION IN HARROGATE
To help you get the most from the Congress, we are delighted to be continuing our partnership with Fresh!
Reservations, specialists in providing accommodation for exhibitions and conferences. Fresh! provide a free
online accommodation booking service to delegates attending the International Surgical Congress.
To maximise your value for money and to obtain the most up to date and competitive prices, all Congress
accommodation must be booked online at www.miceconcierge.com/events/ASGBI2014.
Fresh! cannot guarantee the availability of accommodation, so to make the most of your Congress experience,
book now and take advantage of the following benefits:
• Exclusive negotiated rates (please do compare them against online booking tools).
• An easy way to book through the Fresh! LIVE online booking tool.
• Carefully selected ‘preferred’ hotels that have been chosen for their overall standards and proximity to
the Congress.
• The chance to meet and talk with many other delegates and visitors to the Congress.
All queries relating to delegate accommodation should be referred to Charlotte Davies at:
Fresh! Reservations Ltd,
Suite 7, 1st Floor, Southgate House, St George’s Way, Stevenage, SG1 1HG.
Email: [email protected] Tel: 01438 908777.
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TUESDAY 29TH APRIL 2014
Tuesday 29th April 2014 - Morning Session (post-registration)
Tuesday 29th April 2014 - Morning Session continued (pre-lunch)
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TUESDAY 29TH APRIL 2014
Tuesday 29th April 2014 - Afternoon Session (post-lunch/pre-tea)
Tuesday 29th April 2014 - Afternoon Session continued (post-tea/pre-social event)
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WEDNESDAY 30TH APRIL 2014
Wednesday 30th April 2014 - Morning Session (pre-coffee)
Wednesday 30th April 2014 - Morning Session continued (post-coffee/pre-lunch)
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WEDNESDAY 30TH APRIL 2014
Wednesday 30th April 2014 - Afternoon Session (post-lunch/pre-tea)
Wednesday 30th April 2014 - Afternoon Session continued (post-tea/pre-Welcome Reception)
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THURSDAY 1ST MAY 2014
Thursday 1st May 2014 - Morning Session (pre-coffee)
Thursday 1st May 2014 - Morning Session continued (post-coffee/pre-lunch)
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THURSDAY 1ST MAY 2014
Thursday 1st May 2014 - Afternoon Session (post-lunch/pre-tea)
Thursday 1st May 2014 - Afternoon Session continued (post-tea/pre-Prize Giving and Social Event)
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FRIDAY 2ND MAY 2014
Friday 2nd May 2014 - Morning Session (pre-coffee)
Friday 2nd May 2014 - Morning Session continued (post-coffee/pre-lunch)
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FRIDAY 2ND MAY 2014
Friday 2nd May 2014 - Afternoon Session (post-lunch/pre-close of Congress)
Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland
and The Surgical Foundation
2014 MOYNIHAN
TRAVELLING FELLOWSHIP
The prestigious Moynihan Travelling Fellowship, up to the value of £5,000, is available annually by open competition to
Specialist Registrars towards the end of higher surgical training or Consultants within five years of appointment at the closing
date for this application. The Fellowship is intended to enable the successful candidate to broaden their education and to
present and discuss their contribution to British and Irish surgery overseas. It is not appropriate, however, that the award be
used as part-funding for an off-service year of training.
Candidates must be residents of the United Kingdom or the Republic of Ireland but need not be either Fellows or Affiliate
Fellows of the Association; however they should be engaged in general surgery or in one of its specialties. A full Curriculum
Vitae should be submitted giving details of all past and present appointments and publications, together with a detailed
account of the proposed programme of travel, costs involved and objectives to be achieved during the Fellowship.
Short-listed candidates will be invited to attend for interview by the Association’s Scientific Committee. The Committee will
pay particular attention to originality, scope and feasibility of the proposed itinerary. The successful candidate will be
expected to act as an ambassador for British and Irish Surgery and should be fully acquainted with the aims and objectives
of the Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland and its role in surgery.
After the Fellowship, the successful candidate will be required to provide a written report of their Fellowship for inclusion in
the Association’s Journal, and to address a future ASGBI International Surgical Congress. A critical appraisal of the Centres
visited, together with an assessment of how the experience will enhance future personal and professional development,
should form the basis of the report.
Applications should be submitted online at www.asgbi.org.uk by the closing date of Friday 3rd October 2014.
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ASSOCIATION OF TRAUMA & MILITARY SURGERY
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8:00
9:00
9:00
REGISTRATION, COFFEE AND
INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
ATMS SYMPOSIUM
12:30
12:40
12:40
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: OVERVIEW
FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION
Dr Comfort Momoh MBE
FGM Consultant / Public Health Specialist
African Well Woman’s Clinic,
Guy’s & St Thomas Foundation Trust, London, UK
RAPE AS A WEAPON OF WAR
Lt Col Ngosi E Dufty RAMC
Consultant Physician in Sexual Health and HIV
Birmingham Heartlands Hospital, Birmingham, UK
COFFEE BREAK AND
INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
JOINT ATMS & ICOSET SYMPOSIUM
Chair:
Mr Craig McIlhenny RCSEd &
Group Captain Tim Whitbread RAF
State of the Art Lecture sponsored by RCSEd
TEAM TRAINING - SHOULD IT BE MANDATORY
FOR ALL SURGEONS?
Professor Eduardo Salas
Chair & Pegasus Professor of Psychology
University of Central Florida, USA
TRAINING IN TRAUMA SURGERY:
UK PERSPECTIVE
Professor Mark Midwinter RN
Defence Professor of Surgery
Royal Centre for Defence Medicine, Birmingham, UK
TRAINING IN TRAUMA SURGERY:
US PERSPECTIVE
Captain Eric Elster MD FACS MC USN
Professor and Chairman, Norman M. Rich
Department of Surgery
Uniformed Services University, Bethesda, USA
12:30
HOW DO WE IMPLEMENT TEAM TRAINING
FOR ALL SURGEONS?
Dr Bryn Baxendale
Director, Trent Simulation and Clinical Skills Centre
Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust,
Nottingham, UK
PLENARY GUTHRIE LECTURE
RESUSCITATION: PAST AND PRESENT
Professor David B. Hoyt MD FACS
Executive Director
American College of Surgeons, Chicago, USA
13:30
13:30
14:10
14:10
LUNCH BREAK AND
INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
Session 4:
ATMS SYMPOSIUM
10:30
10:30
11:00
11:00
BREAK
Chair:
Lt Col Douglas Bowley RAMC
CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF RAPE SURVIVORS
Dr Catherine White
Clinical Director
St Mary’s Sexual Assault Referral Centre, Manchester, UK
WEDNESDAY 30th April 2014
Free Papers Presentations:
6 + 3 minutes
15:30
15:30
16:00
16:00
COFFEE BREAK AND
INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
Session 5:
ATMS SYMPOSIUM
Free Papers Presentations:
6 + 3 minutes
17:20
17:20
17:30
17:30
17:40
ATMS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES &
CONFERENCE CLOSURE
19:15
FOR
20:00
ATMS CONFERENCE
BLACK TIE DINNER
The Sun Pavilion, Harrogate
Royal Marine Band
A DATE FOR YOUR DIARY!
In 2015 the ASGBI Congress, in partnership with EAHPBA will be held in
Manchester from Wednesday 22nd to Friday 24th April 2015.
We look forward to seeing you there!
THE ASSOCIATION IS GRATEFUL
FOR THE GENEROUS SUPPORT OF THE
FOLLOWING CORPORATE PATRONS
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ABOUT THE VENUE - HARROGATE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE
Harrogate International Centre, Kings Road, Harrogate HG1 5LA
www.harrogateinternationalcentre.co.uk
Harrogate has been hosting business and
corporate events for more than 100 years, starting
in The Royal Hall before the main exhibition halls
were built. It is one of the best places in the UK to
come to as a business visitor.
The HIC event planning and technical teams will
be helping ASGBI to deliver a world-class and
memorable event, using their previous experience
of political conferences, product launches, large
AGMs and even the Eurovision Song Contest.
Situated in the heart of the UK, Harrogate is a
picturesque spa town full of history. It has retained
all of its Edwardian character and offers visitors a
wonderful, quintessential English experience.
Harrogate has grown to be one of the best events
industry destinations in the country and the HIC is
one of the largest purpose-built event venues in
the north.
The HIC is a state of the art venue
CAR PARKING
For satellite navigation, please use HG1 5LA. The
Harrogate International Centre has its own 210
space dedicated underground car park and a
further 1,200 spaces at the nearby Jubilee and
Victoria car park.
HIC underground car park costs are as follows:
Up to 3 hours - £4.00, up to 6 hours - £7.50,
up to 12 hours - £11.50, 24 hours - £13.00.
The Main Auditorium seats over 1,500 people
HIC’s Royal Hall will host the ASGBI Congress Social Evening
The ATMS Annual Formal Dinner will be held in the nearby Sun Pavilion
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Harrogate International Centre (HIC)
The Queen’s Suite will play host to many of the 2014 symposia
2014 INTERNATIONAL SURGICAL CONGRESS
of the
Tuesday 29th April to Friday 2nd May 2014, HIC, Harrogate
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EARLY BIRD until
13th January 2014
ADVANCE until
28th March 2014
FINAL MONTH
& ONSITE
ICOSET Only (Tuesday & Wednesday)
£240
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ASGBI & ICOSET 4 Days
£605
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ASGBI 3 Days
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TAUGHT COURSES AND WORKSHOPS
Several Taught Courses and Workshops will be run, free of charge, during the Congress. Numbers are strictly limited
and places will be allocated on a ‘first come, first served’ basis. Places on the Taught Course can be booked online at:
www.asgbi.org.uk/harrogate2014 or by using this Registration Form. Demand is expected to be high and early booking is
recommended to avoid disappointment! Please tick relevant box/boxes if you wish to attend.
Association of Surgeons in Primary Care Workshop: Getting Involved in Community Surgery
Thursday 1st May 2014, 11.00 - 12.30 and 13.30 - 15.00. Maximum 60 delegates per session.
British Journal of Surgery: How to Review a Clinical Paper
Thursday 1st May 2014, 13.30-16.30. Maximum 50 delegates.
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iPAD RENTAL
Hire of an iPad from SpotMe for the duration of your attendance
at the Congress, for a one-off fee of £25.
£25
ASGBI ANNUAL GOLF COMPETITION
Rudding Park Golf Course
Number attending
Present Handicap
Tuesday 29th April 2014, soup and sandwiches at 12.30pm.
£35 per person.
If you have arranged to play with anyone, please state partners:
Please state any special dietary requirements:
ASGBI CONGRESS SOCIAL EVENING
Thursday 1st May 2014, from 5.30pm to midnight
Do you wish to reserve a table for your team?
£25 per person (including a 3 course meal and drink)
Dress Code: Smart casual.
Number attending at £25 per head
YES
NO
Total Amount
Please list below any special dietry requirements and the names of all those for whom you are paying
NOTE: Table reservations must be confirmed on-site at the Congress Registration Desk.
£
AMOUNT DUE (2)
ATMS ANNUAL DINNER
Wednesday 30th April 2014
Number attending
£45 per person.
Black Tie or 2B (Mess Kit) with decorations for serving officers
Total Amount
£
Please state any special dietary requirements
AMOUNT DUE (3)
FULL TOTAL OF AMOUNT DUE (1, 2, and 3)
£
£
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PAYMENT DETAILS
Payment may be made as follows (please indicate method of payment):
A sterling cheque for the total amount due, made payable to ‘The Association of Surgeons’
By Banker’s Draft (Pounds Sterling only), made payable to ‘The Association of Surgeons’
By any of the credit cards listed below. Please indicate card type in box below. Please note that other cards are not accepted.
Visa Debit
Mastercard
Visa Credit
Maestro
Visa Electron
Please complete the following details when paying by Credit Card
Card Number
Valid From
Issue No.
M M
Y Y
Expiry Date
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Y Y
3 Digit Security Code
Card Holder’s Name
Card Holder’s Address
Card Holder’s Signature
Date
D D
M M
Y Y
Please note that refunds will not be made on any registration or fees cancelled after Friday 28th March 2014.
Cancellations made before Friday 28th March 2014 will be subject to a 10% administration charge. Confirmation of
registration will be forwarded to the address given on receipt of payment in full.
PLEASE RETURN THIS REGISTRATION FORM BY POST TO:
2014 Congress Registration, Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland,
The Royal College of Surgeons of England, 35 - 43 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3PE
OR BY FAX TO 0207 430 9235
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For more Congress and Parallel Conference information please visit:
www.icoset2014.com
www.atms.org.uk
35-43 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3PE
Telephone: 020-7973-0300 • Fax: 020-7430-9235 • Email: [email protected]
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2014 International Surgical Congress

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