Doctors must actively engage with the introduction of electronic patient records (EPRs) and help design bespoke systems for their specialties to ensure optimum success, according to a clinical lead for the roll-out of the EPR system in Northern Ireland. D... See more
Survival in chronic liver disease (CLD) failure remains poor, but outcomes are improving and further gains are possible through targeted interventions, the 2025 Irish Society of Gastroenterology Winter Meeting heard. Prof William Bernal, Professor of Live... See more
Improving the early detection of pancreaticobiliary malignancy is key to trying to improve poor survival rates, with a number of promising international collaborative studies and projects showing early promise, delegates attending the Irish Society of Gas... See more
Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to transform the clinical care of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) by unlocking the causes behind individual disease and enabling truly personalised medical approaches, the 2025 Irish Society of Gastroenterology Wint... See more
The 2025 Irish Society of Gastroenterology (ISG) Conference, held in the Killashee Hotel in Naas, Co Kildare, on 20–21 November saw an attendance of over 250 delegates treated to topical presentations on a range of subjects from leading national and inter... See more
