Working with infants, children & young people with digestive, nutritional & liver disorders
The British Society of Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition (known as BSPGHAN) is the national, professional and academic society which represents specialty colleagues from a range of professional disciplines. BSPGHAN is recognised by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) as the society responsible for this field of paediatric medicine.
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Abstract Submission
Abstract submissions for 2027 BSPGHAN Annual Meeting are now open.
Abstract submissions close on 2nd November 2026 for the BSPGHAN Annual Meeting 2027
Please submit your abstract in line with the Abstract Guidelines via the online portal, Oxford Abstracts.
Information and survey links re H. Pylori guideline project
A task force within BSPGHAN is currently working on adapting the latest ESPGHAN guidelines on H. Pylori gastritis in children to the NHS practice in the UK.
The latest pIBD Digest episode is out now!
In this episode of THE pIBD DIGEST, we venture into the ever-expanding world of advanced therapies in paediatric IBD with the brilliant Prof Amit Assa.
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David Campbell
Dr Chris Spray
Dharam Basude
David Devadason
Dr Sanjay Rajwal
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Shyla Kishore
Elena Cernat
James Ashton
Shishu Sharma
Hema Kannappan
Amy Phipps
Ed Gaynor
Elizabeth O’Connor
Vacancy
Lucy Howarth
Nkem Onyeador
Basma Haroun
Tania Bhaduri
Chris Bakewell
Fatimah Alqahtani
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BSPGHAN’s membership is renowned for its friendliness and inclusivity. Membership comprises of consultants and specialist trainees in paediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition; affiliated health care professionals such as specialist dieticians, nurses, pharmacists, clinical psychologists and scientists.
This breadth of membership is a great benefit to the society and the wide range or professionals serve to represent our models of care for families. BSPGHAN has professional groups and working parties to advocate for the key issues that our patients face.
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