Through a series of six cases, the school will highlight and discuss in detail some of the complicated nuances in the management of the modern liver transplant recipient throughout their journey from assessment, to the transplant procedure itself and then the immediate and long term management of the patients. Particular emphasis will be given to areas of uncertainty and the expert multidisciplinary faculty will be on hand to provide their personal experiences and opinions on these cases.
The school will adopt the flipped classroom model. This is effectively learner centered and problem orientated. Attendees will be provided with materials 4 weeks prior to the school and will be expected to work in small groups to answer questions on the individual cases which will then be presented to the wider group on the second day of the school.
Requirements:
Proof of age (ID) or training status (letter from the institution providing the training) will be requested
AND
It is mandatory to be an EASL member in order to attend the school.
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You will also need:
If you are selected, EASL will cover your accommodation, transportation, lunch breaks and a student-faculty dinner during the programme.
For any question, please contact: schools@easloffice.eu
An application has been made to the EACCME® for CME accreditation of this event
Dr Ahmed Elsharkawy, United Kingdom
Dr James Ferguson, United Kingdom
Prof. Paolo Muiesan, United Kingdom
Prof. Philip Newsome, United Kingdom
Centre for Professional Development College of Medical and Dental Sciences University of Birmingham
Edgbaston, United Kingdom
02-03 May, 2019