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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

 

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

 

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

 

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

 

‘Educating Paediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease Clinical Nurse Specialists: are we doing enough?’ – Download

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

 

Dr Falk Pharma

Best IBD Poster Award

Gregor Scott

Royal Hospital for Children Glasgow

Real-world Scottish experience of anti-TNF therapy in paediatric Crohn’s disease 2016-2020 against the ECCO-ESPGHAN recommendations – Download

 

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

 

Dr Falk Pharma

Best IBD Poster Award

Rebecca Little

Defining the unique histologic phenotype of Paediatric PSC-IBD

BSPGHAN Best Poster Prize

 

Carly Bingham

Dyssynergia and chronic constipation

 

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