Day 2 of the GIEQs Train the Endoscopy Trainers course (Thu 11 June 2026, UZ Gent). Therapeutic endoscopy — two colorectal resection cases (hepatic-flexure EMR; cecal sessile-serrated lesion) and two POEM cases — each with a structured, video-augmented debrief (trainer→trainee, then super-trainer→trainer). Interleaved with the assessment-tool lectures that frame the day (GPAT for polypectomy, PPAT for POEM), an EMR-simulator demo, a gamma-loop teaching talk, a whole-faculty training-philosophy panel, and a closing round-table on what is common in training across colonoscopy and therapeutics. The teaching point: how training language and decision-making shift as procedural complexity rises. 12 catch-up sessions. In-person and virtual tiers; free with Pro back-catalogue.

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Train the Endoscopy Trainers — Day 1, Colonoscopy

Day 1 of the GIEQs Train the Endoscopy Trainers course (Wed 10 June 2026, UZ Gent). Seven live colonoscopy cases across three rooms, each followed by a structured video-augmented debrief — trainer→trainee, then super-trainer→trainer. Includes two peer discussions (buy-in; training levels), John Anderson's whole-day competency framework recap, and group reflections. The afternoon "I just pause you" exemplar case and Case 6's patient-safety review are highlight moments. 12 catch-up sessions, 6h 45m total. Free with Pro back-catalogue.

Upper GI Quality & Reporting

What every upper GI report should contain - quality and Barrett's surveillance with Prof. Esposito and Prof. di Pietro

TTT Pre-Course Webinar — Training Theory for Colonoscopy & Therapy

90-minute pre-course webinar (Mon 1 June 2026, 19:00–20:30 CET) for the GIEQs Train the Endoscopy Trainers course. Covers the conscious-competence framework, training language and cognitive load, polypectomy and therapeutic decision-making frameworks, and how to use continuous video recording as a training tool. Open to all — not only enrolled course participants.

Sedation & Patient Comfort

Comfortable colonoscopy and safer sedation — practical lessons from Dr Roland Valori, Dr Manmeet Matharoo, and Dr Catherine Vandewaeter.

AI in Endoscopy

From colonoscopy detection to Barrett's surveillance - evidence, implementation, and the future

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In the words of our faculty

Voices from the GIEQs VII programme — on what “everyday endoscopy done well” really means.

Everyday endoscopy, when done well, improves patients’ lives and saves money.
— Prof. Roland Valori
Gloucestershire · Quality & value

Knowing the patient is safe and has had a competent procedure — that I’ve delivered the best procedure I can.
— Dr John Anderson
Consultant Gastroenterologist, Gloucestershire · Programme Chair

If you only track ADR, you’re missing the full picture of colonoscopy quality. Genuine quality starts long before the procedure.
— Prof. Matt Rutter
North Tees & Hartlepool · Colonoscopy quality

Every tool in the small-bowel Crohn’s toolbox has its place — including no scope at all. Value means matching the right tool to the right indication.
— Dr Marie Truyens
UZ Gent · IBD

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