Go to Unit 1
  • Module 1. Introduction to gastroenterology
Go to Unit 2
  • Module 1. Assessment and management of swallowing difficulties
  • Module 2. Pathophysiology of dyspepsia
  • Module 3. Management of gerd overlapping with dyspepsia
  • Module 4. Diagnosis and management of GERD in infants, children, and young people
  • Module 5. Management of haematemesis and melaena
  • Module 6. Upper GI bleeding: acute assessment and treatment
  • Module 7. Assessment and diagnosis of oesophageal and stomach carcinoma
Go to Unit 3
  • Module 1. Assessment of common lower gastrointestinal symptoms
  • Module 2. Diagnosis and management of irritable bowel syndrome in adults
  • Module 3. Diagnosis and management of inflammatory bowel disease
  • Module 4. Clinical approach to a person with coeliac disease
  • Module 5. Haemorrhoids: management in primary care
  • Module 6. Acute diarrhoea: a guide to assessment and management
  • Module 7. Diagnosis and management of Travellers' diarrhoea
  • Module 8. Assessment and diagnosis of colon carcinoma
  • Module 9. Clinical approach to a person with lower gi bleed
Go to Unit 4
  • Module 1. Diagnosis and management of jaundice
  • Module 2. Managing alcohol-related liver disease
  • Module 3. Spectrum of NAFLD, NASH and MASLD
  • Module 4. Drug-induced liver disease
  • Module 5. Pregnancy-induced Liver Diseasee
  • Module 6. Assessment and diagnosis of viral hepatitis
  • Module 7. Other hepatic diseases (autoimmune diseases, wilson’s disease)
  • Module 8. Assessment and diagnosis of liver cirrhosis
  • Module 9. Common biliary disorders
  • Module 10. Common pancreatic diseases
  • Module 11. Assessment and diagnosis of hepatocellular carcinoma
Go to Unit 5
  • Module 1. Investigating the asymptomatic patient with abnormal liver blood tests
  • Module 2. Abdominal radiographs: a guide to interpretation
Go to Unit 6
  • Module 1. Preventive Approaches for Viral Hepatitis
  • Module 2. Preventive approaches for dyspepsia, MASLD, GB diseases
  • Module 3. Preventive approaches for substance abuse
  • Module 4. Pre, pro and synbiotics role in GI health