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UK Joint Intestinal Rehabilitation Meeting (JIRM) 19th May 12:00-14:00pm – CHANGE OF DATE
Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are deferring the 3rd JIRM Meeting (originally Thursday 19th May 12:00-14:00). We are sorry for any inconvenience caused.
The teams at Sheffield Children’s Hospital would like to cordially invite all interested health professionals to a national intestinal rehabilitation (UK- Joint Intestinal Rehabilitation Meeting; JIRM) meeting discussing difficult paediatric intestinal failure patients. This has been rescheduled to Thursday June 30th 12:00-15:00 GMT 2022.
Register in advance for this meeting by completing the word document and return via email to:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information and links to join the meeting.
Those who registered for the original meeting (19th May 2022) will automatically be registered to the new date.
IRTA International Chapters
The Council of the Intestinal Rehabilitation and Transplant Association (IRTA) would like to announce the approval of a new policy to promote the development of local chapters within the organization. The goal of this exciting initiative is to increase international participation of all care providers within the multidisciplinary teams engaged in intestinal failure, rehabilitation, and transplantation. This would be accomplished through educational and research activities to promote the development of clinical and psychosocial management strategies for pediatric and adult patients with intestinal failure who require rehabilitation or transplant. IRTA invites care providers from all international intestinal rehabilitation and transplant centers to become engaged as active participants through the development of a local IRTA chapter. Creating a chapter will increase your visibility and local network. Involvement at the local level is important for the consolidation and the growth of our international organization and ultimately affects patient care and outcomes.
If you are interested in starting a local IRTA chapter, please confirm that your chapter can fulfill the following requirements:
- The local chapter must have a minimum for 5 IRTA members to establish a chapter. These participants must be current members of IRTA in good standing as a full member, allied health, fellow/trainee, or international member
- The principles and goals of IRTA History & Mission (tts.org) must be followed by the Chapter with adherence to the Declaration of Istanbul (declarationofistanbul.org)
- Each local Chapter should promote local and regional education through inter- and multidisciplinary scientific work and support career development in the fields of intestinal rehabilitation and transplant.
- The IRTA Chapters will have a specific page within the IRTA website that includes individual Chapter activities and news, pictures, comments, links, and a list of current active chapters. Content will be updated and added quarterly.
- Individual chapters have the option and are encouraged to develop a local chapter logo which will then be submitted to the IRTA Council for final approval.
- Local Chapters can try to obtain administrative support through local transplant societies. www.tts.org/tts-about/tts-nationally-and-internationally-affiliated-societies.
- Following approval by the IRTA Council to begin Chapter development, a recognition plaque will be sent to the leaders of each Chapter. The IRTA Council and IRTA committee members will actively support all IRTA chapter activities.
The IRTA Council hopes you are interested in this opportunity to promote education and science within our field.
Applicants should complete the application form below and email the form to:
Suzanne Landis, IRTA Section Manager at suzanne.landis@tts.org
To become a member of the IRTA, please visit https://www.tts.org/irta-join or contact Jennifer Varga at membership@tts.org
ESPGHAN ENDOSCOPY SUMMER SCHOOL, JUNE 15–18 2022 – SHEFFIELD, UK
This will be a fabulous opportunity to mix with and learn from some of the most experienced paediatric endoscopists from all over the world.
There will be short interactive lectures intermixed with hands-on learning using mannequins and more sophisticated virtual training modalities with small group training. Please click here to view the programme
You can apply for the event by clicking here.
We are excited to advertise two fixed-term roles for a senior clinical fellow (ST6+ or equivalent) to join the Paediatric Gastroenterology services at Great Ormond Street Hospital
- 1 Senior Clinical Fellow (Equivalent of ST6+) in Paediatric Gastroenterology in IBD, Mucosal Immunology and Gastro-intestinal Allergy
- 1 Senior Clinical Fellow (Equivalent of ST6+) in Paediatric Gastroenterology in Nutrition
These appointments provides comprehensive training in Paediatric Gastroenterology, and are suitable for candidates with at least 5 years of Paediatric experience at a post-graduate level. Candidates should be able to demonstrate previous experience in paediatric gastroenterology. These posts provides a unique and exciting opportunity for training in Gastroenterology, in one of the largest units in the UK, with a specific focus in for training in Paediatric Nutrition and Intestinal Failure Rehabilitation; or IBD and Mucosal Immunology.
To arrange an informal visit or to discuss the posts further, you are welcome to contact us via Marjorie.Balaram@gosh.nhs.uk or GIFellowProgram@gosh.nhs.uk
Formal NHS Jobs advert with job descriptions can be found at: https://beta.jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadvert/C9271-22-1135