We are pleased to invite you to this month’s Clinical Nutrition Webinar on Nutritional IBD.
The webinar is hosted by the BAPEN Education team and will take place at 12:30 – 13:30 GMT on Wednesday 30th April 2025 via MS Teams. You may join the webinar link from 12:15 GMT onwards.
Click here to register for the webinar and please feel free to share the link with colleagues. You will receive a separate email with the joining instructions approximately a week before the webinar.
Please check the BAPEN Education area of the website for Speaker information and future webinar dates and topics. Members only: If you are unable to join us live a recording of the webinar can be found at https://www.bapen.org.uk/member-area/clinical-nutrition-webinars/ and will be available to BAPEN members for 3 months after the webinar date.
Please contact conferences@bapen.org.uk if you have any queries, problems with accessing the webinar or suggestions for future topics.
Emma Parsons
BAPEN Education Lead
#ClinNutWebinars
Background
The webinars have been a joint venture between 3 regional nutrition services keen to promote nutrition training, increase access to educational resources and to showcase the wide variety of working as a nutrition and intestinal rehabilitation specialist. As the popularity of these webinars has increased BAPEN have taken over the organisation. We will continue to host a monthly webinar covering a wide range of nutrition-related topics. These will be held on Wednesday lunchtimes and recorded for those who are unable to participate live.
Aims:
- To provide evidence based education in clinical nutrition aimed at Gastroenterology & Hepatology SpRs, surgical SpRs and the wider nutrition MDT
- To highlight the importance of good nutrition and the implications of malnutrition on patient outcomes in all clinical settings
- To demonstrate the benefit of nutrition support teams and specialist intestinal failure units
- To equip clinical staff with the knowledge to ensure timely and appropriate referrals for parenteral nutrition and to regional intestinal failure units
- To increase awareness of Nutrition and Intestinal Failure as sub-specialty areas within Gastroenterology
