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Outstanding and passionate presention from Oliver Warren on the need for specialisation and centralisation for AWR surgery at British Hernia Let's stop worrying about egos, it's about patient outcomes. You wouldn't accept someone dabbling in transplant surgery... #BHS2024

✨The EHS is prioritising patient perspectives and involvement! Jacqueline Bullock, Chair of the EHS Patient Wing, emphasises the importance of listening to patients to enhance surgical practices. By understanding patient needs across different regions of the EU, we can drive

Excellent presentation from Eric Pauli at British Hernia on social media and hernia training Twitter is definitely not what it was, but without Twitter I wouldn't have met Neil Smart and wouldn't be doing a PhD. Yes, blame him for everything 😂 #BHS2024

Susannah on her experiences and why listening is the most important thing British Hernia

It’s so important for surgeons to sit down and talk to their patients. Clear communication and some compassion goes a long way!

Now we're hearing from Susannah about her experiences and how surgeons can communicate with patients. Sue's used her awful experiences for good. As a patient rep for British Hernia ASGBI @ACPGBI and in retraining to be a nurse. Very proud of her! #BHS2024

The amazing SueB speaking about her PhD on parastomal hernias #BHS2024 British Hernia

Surgeon gave me a GBBO Paul style handshake, telling me that my presentation was the best at the conference 😀 Thanks British Hernia for inviting me (a patient) 🙏

A tragic report highlighting that weight loss medicines also come with risks

Great presentation from Caris Grimes on the impact of surgical complications. #EGS2024

Really enjoyed #EGS2024 These smaller conferences are so much more relaxed (and less intimidating) than the big annual events. 👍

This review of the quality of care towards the end of life from NCEPOD couldn’t be more timely. Helpful summary of gaps and recommendations 👇