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I know this pic has been posted by others already, but... what on earth @RCPhysicians ?! 😱
#NoMoreManels
#DiversityAndInclusion
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Join us at BHS 2026 to explore how patients can help shape the future of hernia research.
📅 30 November–1 December 2026
📍 Royal Armouries, Leeds
Register now and join the conversation:
bhs2026.co.uk/
#BHS2026 #BritishHerniaSociety #Hernia
📢NEW PODCAST EPISODE AVAILABLE!
Our latest podcast episode on Trauma Thoracotomy with Zane Perkins is now available on Podbean and Spotify.
Find it here: asgbi.podbean.com
Replying to @ragefighthouse
Advice to pass on from the other side of a hill.
If they regard medicine as a job they will probably pretty quickly be disillusioned. It’s an awful job.
However, as a vocation they will have some of the very best (and probably some of the very worst) experiences of their lives.
We are thrilled to announce our new President Elect, Mr Giles Bond-Smith! Giles will commence his role on 1st January 2027 and will subsequently become President of the Association during 2029 and 2030.
"I'm genuinely honoured to have been elected ASGBI President-Elect. Looking back, it's amazing how saying "yes" to getting involved with ASGBI has led me here. I'm excited for what's ahead and look forward to working with members to continue building a strong, welcoming and forward-looking Association."
Congratulations Giles - we look forward to watching the Association continue to flourish under your leadership 🤩
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Replying to @SurgicalScouser
SAVE THE DATE 📢
The ASGBI Emergency General Surgery Symposium and the Moynihan Academy Trauma & Emergency Surgery Masterclass will return for 2026 on 12th and 13th November.
More details, including programme information, abstract submission and registration will be announced soon.
👀 Watch this space!
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🎤Great to see the BHS Registry featured at British Society of Day Surgery 2026.
Sue Blackwell (@littlemissileo) presented "Day Surgery and the Digital Age – BHS Registry", highlighting the role of data, PROMs and benchmarking in improving hernia care. 📈
FINAL CALL! The deadline for our committee vacancies is Sunday 31st May.
If you are looking to get involved with our Trauma or Education & Training Committee, this is the perfect opportunity.
Find out more and apply here - asgbi.org.uk/about-us/vacanc…
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Great to see🔵BHS represented at #ASGBI.
Our President @StellaSmithSurg met with colleagues including the ASGBI President, @SurgeryHPB, and the GIRFT National Clinical Lead for Surgery, @MarkCheetham — with Rupert making a special appearance 🐾
See you at next year's @asgbi!
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A genuinely amazing conference from start to finish this week at @asgbi - thank you so much for all the organisation and inspirational talks (and karaoke!)
Very grateful to feel part of a smashing speciality🎉
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Phenomenal Hot Topics in Trauma session @ASGBI in Brighton today
@KateHancorn @StellaSmithSurg @NavySurgeon @nigeltai @MichaelCrippsMD Courtney Collins
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What a presentation! @pferrada1 thank you for coming, thank you for your passion shared with all of us and safe travels until next time!
Excellent @BJSAcademy Lecture from @pferrada1 at #ASGBI2026 on global perspectives in trauma resuscitation and evolving paradigms for improving patient outcomes.
A fascinating overview of how trauma systems, resuscitation strategies and multidisciplinary care continue to evolve internationally.
Our patient reps are at the heart of what we do 💙
A few moments with some of the brilliant people helping shape conversations at ASGBI Congress 2026. #ASGBI2026 #GIRFTnotGER @MarkCheetham @StellaSmithSurg @BritishHernia
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Brilliant brilliant work @MoAbosheisha @WirralSurgery
One to put on the wall of fame!
Congratulations to our 2026 @BJSAcademy Prize Winners 🏆
🥇 1st Place – Ali Yousaf
🥈 2nd Place – Mohamed Abosheisha
🥉 3rd Place – Jianling Zhang
A huge congratulations to all three for their outstanding work and presentations. #ASGBI2026
Excellent @BJSAcademy Lecture from @pferrada1 at #ASGBI2026 on global perspectives in trauma resuscitation and evolving paradigms for improving patient outcomes.
A fascinating overview of how trauma systems, resuscitation strategies and multidisciplinary care continue to evolve internationally.
Wow. A powerful and thought-provoking lecture from Mei Nortley at #ASGBI2026 examining medical practitioner tribunals involving sexual misconduct.
An important discussion around professionalism, accountability, culture and maintaining trust within surgery and healthcare.
Excellent presentation from Michael Okocha at #ASGBI2026 on his Averil Mansfield Fellowship.
A fantastic example of how fellowships can broaden perspectives, develop leadership and foster international collaboration within surgery.






























