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About GESA

The Gastroenterological Society of Australia (GESA) is the peak body for the discipline of gastroenterology and hepatology in this country, with over 1100 members comprising medical graduates, scientists and trainees.

Objectives

GESA aims to:
  • Promote the advancement of knowledge, and maintain standards, in the practice of gastroenterology, hepatology and pancreatology.
  • Promote and foster research in basic and clinical science in these areas
  • Provide guidelines to relevant professional associations and colleges and to governments, on the training of clinicians and the practice of gastroenterology in Australia.

Activities

GESA activities are undertaken by standing committees.

Meetings

Organises and conducts educational meetings.

Research

Fosters basic and clinical research programs through research grants, scholarships, fellowships and awards and through assistance with collaborative study, design and data collection of multi-centre clinical trials, statistical aspects and reporting.

Education

GESA promotes the education of healthcare professionals and consumers through its educational arm the Digestive Health Foundation (DHF).

Regulatory Advice

GESA advises Government, Professional Associations and other relevant bodies on regulatory matters relating to gastroenterology.

GESA News

GESA/RACP 'Gut School'

The inaugural GESA/RACP 'Gut School' will be held at Lancemore Hill, Victoria on the 19th - 21st November 2010. All gastroenterology trainees are encouraged to attend and participate.
Click here to download more information.

Financial assistance is available for Travel and Accommodation.
Click here for details

AGW2010agw2010

Online Registration now available.

Updated Draft Program now available.

Visit: www.agw2010.com for more information.


The NETI Colonoscopy Workshopneti melb

Lectures and live demonstration of techniques in diagnostic and therapeutic colonoscopy.

ST LEONARDS, SYDNEY NSW

Wednesday 10 November 2010

Royal North Shore Hospital

Department of Gastroenterology Endoscopy Unit
Level 11B
St Leonards NSW 2065

Click here for more information and registration form.


research awards Research
New Awards 2011

Industry Supported Awards
Abbott IBD Clinical Research Grant
AstraZeneca Grant-in-Aid Award
Fresenius Kabi Junior Travel Award

2010/2011 Research Awards Instruction Booklet

Conjoint Committee

The Conjoint Committee for recognition in gastrointestinal endoscopy. More