Awards
BSPGHAN Distinguished Award
Introduced in 2022, the BSPGHAN Distinguished Service Award is an Exceptional Award to recognise a BSPGHAN member who has made a major contribution to patient care in paediatric gastroenterology, hepatology or nutrition.
The award is to recognise and celebrate an individual’s accomplishment within their career or recent achievements.
2024 Winner:
- Professor Mark Beattie
2023 Winner:
- Professor Mike Thomson
2022 Winners:
- Professor Bhu Sandhu
- Professor Ian Sanderson
- Professor Deirdre Kelly
BSPGHAN Annual Meeting 2024
Awards | Recipient | Title of Presentation / Poster |
Sean Devane Memorial Award Best Gastroenterology Oral Communication |
Neil Chanchlani Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital NHS Foundation Trust |
Understanding anti-TNF treatment failure in Crohn’s disease: mechanisms and management of loss of response to anti-TNF therapy, three-year data from the PANTS study |
Alex Mowat Award Best Hepatology Oral Communication |
Sandra Fernandes Lucas Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
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Preservation of graft function with low rejection rates and good safety profile in paediatric liver transplant recipients on sirolimus |
Peter Sullivan Best Nutrition Oral Communication |
Alessandra Mari Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children
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A national survey on the feeding practices of United Kingdom children with paediatric intestinal pseudo-obstruction (PIPO) |
Hazel Rollins Best AHP Oral Communication |
Emma Wilkinson Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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Improving the management of anaemia in children with inflammatory bowel disease |
Dr Falk Pharma Best IBD Poster Award |
Elena Gil-Zaragozano University Hospital Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust
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‘Educating Paediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease Clinical Nurse Specialists: are we doing enough?’ – Download |
Bristol Prize on behalf of Bhupinder Sandu and Dr Christine Spray |
Zachary Green, Southampton Children’s Hospital; Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital for Wales, Cardiff |
Sustained increase in paediatric inflammatory bowel disease incidence across the South-West of the United Kingdom over the last 10 years |
BSPGHAN Annual Meeting 2023
Awards | Recipient | Title of Presentation / Poster |
Sean Devane Memorial Award Best Gastroenterology Oral Communication |
David Wands Royal Hospital for Children Glasgow |
Real world exclusive enteral nutrition practices over time in > 500 patients: persisting use as induction for paediatric Crohn’s disease with emerging combination strategy with biologics |
Alex Mowat Award Best Hepatology Oral Communication |
Jake Mann Birmingham Children’s Hospital |
Transcriptomic analysis of biliary atresia finds ongoing hepatic hematopoiesis with elevated IGF2 |
Peter Sullivan Best Nutrition Oral Communication |
Rebecca Poole Royal Hospital for Children Glasgow |
The epidemiology and long-term outcomes in Gastrointestinal Dystonia (GID): longitudinal single centre data from a tertiary gastroenterology unit over 8 years utilising the BSPGHAN criteria for GID |
Hazel Rollins Best AHP Oral Communication |
Lucy Jackman Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children |
National survey of exclusive enteral nutrition protocol used in paediatric tertiary inflammatory bowel disease centres in the UK
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Dr Falk Pharma Best IBD Poster Award |
Gregor Scott Royal Hospital for Children Glasgow |
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BSPGHAN Annual Meeting 2022
Awards | Recipient | Title of Presentation / Poster |
Sean Devane Memorial Award Best Gastroenterology Oral Communication |
Noha Heikal | Pneumatosis intestinalis in children: Risk factors and prognosis |
Alex Mowat Award Best Hepatology Oral Communication |
Maxine Brown |
Treating children with HCV close to home through a virtual national multidisciplinary network
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Dr Falk Pharma Best IBD Poster Award |
Rebecca Little | Defining the unique histologic phenotype of Paediatric PSC-IBD |
BSPGHAN Best Poster Prize
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Carly Bingham | Dyssynergia and chronic constipation |