A one-day haemostasis course in line with the objectives of British Society of Gastroenterology’s Endoscopy Quality Improvement programme (BSGEQIP).

The course included lectures on upper GI bleeds and its management followed by hands on experience on porcine and synthetic models .This course offers high quality training endoscopy in a friendly environment with experts in the field.

British Society of Gastroenterology logo
Yorker logo: orange/red digestive system and Yorkshire Endoscopy Research in words

09:00-09:15 Registration

In the Exhibition Area

09:15-10:45 Session 1

09:15-09:45

Welcome & Review of course objectives
Lecture Theatre
Mo Thoufeeq

09:45-10:15

Case Scenario 1
Lecture Theatre

10:15-10:45

Case Scenario 2
Lecture Theatre

10:45-11:00 Coffee Break

11:00-12:00 Session 2

11:00-11:40

Case Scenario 3
Lecture Theatre

11:40-12:00

Case Scenario 4
Lecture Theatre

12:00-13:00 Lunch & Networking

Postgraduate Common Room

13:00-17:00 Hands-on Training

Clinical skills Lab/ Undergraduate common room/Seminar rooms

Nilanga Nishad, Mo Thoufeeq, Kirthi Chenduran, Hiba Suliman, Ruchit Sood, Imran Aziz, Sundas Hasan, Gudveig Eike, Pradeep Mundre, Anjan Dhar, David Leonard, Muhammad Shahrukh

 

Dr Mo ThoufeeqMo Thoufeeq: Course Director

Mo Thoufeeq is a Consultant Gastroenterologist with an interest in GI Endoscopy. He is an Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer at the University of Sheffield. He is an elected member of British Society of Gastroenterology (BSG) Endoscopy Clinical Research Committee. He is an active member of BSG Endoscopy Quality Improvement Programme (EQIP) team and the joint national lead for UGIB. He is the Clinical Lead for South Yorkshire Integrated Care Systems (ICS).

He is a Bowel Cancer Screening Programme (BSCP) accredited Colonoscopist and a faculty of Sheffield Endoscopy Training Centre.

He is very keen on training being a member of standard setting group of Specialty Certificate Examination (SCE) Gastroenterology, Royal College of Physicians (RCP), UK. He offers a Fellowship Programme in EMR in Sheffield. He is involved with training internationally and will be BSG International Committee’s chair from 2023. He has run endoscopy courses in India, Malta and in Cairo.


Faculty Members

Dr Nilanga Nishad

Dr Nilanga Nishad

is a GMC‑registered gastroenterologist with more than a decade of postgraduate experience in Gastroenterology and Hepatology. He currently serves as an advanced endoscopy fellow at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, having previously worked at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Trust and overseas experience in Sri Lanka in high volume centres. His clinical background includes extensive exposure to advanced diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy in high‑volume tertiary centres.

He has a particular clinical and academic focus on acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding (UGIB). His hands‑on expertise spans emergency endoscopy, endoscopic haemostasis for peptic ulcer bleeding, variceal band ligation, cyanoacrylate injection for gastric varices, and the management of high‑risk patients in acute and high‑dependency settings. Working within 24‑hour GI bleeding services has equipped him with significant experience in complex UGIB care.

Dr Nishad is also an active trainer and faculty member in endoscopy, contributing to more than six national BSG EQUIP Sheffield UGIB courses and regularly mentoring trainees in OGD and colonoscopy. His research interests include endoscopy, UGIB outcomes, and evidence‑based approaches to gastrointestinal bleeding, supported by publications, presentations, and ongoing clinical audit work. He remains committed to high‑quality training and advancing standards in endoscopy and GI bleeding management.


Dr Hiba Suliman

Dr Hiba Suliman 

Dr Hiba Suliman is an ST7 Gastroenterology Speciality Trainee. She is particularly enthusiastic about endoscopy and has a growing special interest in the management of upper gastrointestinal bleeding as well as lower GI advanced endoscopic techniques include complex polypectomies. In addition to her clinical commitments, Hiba contributes to regional training and education through her role as a committee of the annual North West Gastroenterology Conference.


Dr Ruchit SoodDr Ruchit Sood

Dr Ruchit Sood is a Consultant Gastroenterologist at Leeds Teaching Hospitals and an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Leeds. He has an interest in all aspects of diagnostic and interventional luminal endoscopy, but particularly in the endoscopic management of Barrett’s oesophagus and early gastric cancer, colorectal endoscopic resection, and upper GI endoscopic ultrasound. After completing his medical degree from the University of Sheffield, Dr Sood undertook the major part of his gastroenterology training in Leeds, which included an advanced endoscopy fellowship, and the award of a Doctorate in Medicine research degree from the University of Leeds. He has a wide range of research interests, resulting in more than 50 peer-reviewed publications. He is currently the clinical lead for the regional Bowel Cancer Screening Programme, as well as for endoscopy governance and the gastrointestinal bleeding service at Leeds Teaching Hospitals.


Dr Sundas Hasan

Dr Sundas Hasan is a Post CCT Research Fellow in Upper Gastrointestinal Endoscopy at Cleveland Clinic London. She completed her specialist training in Gastroenterology and General Internal Medicine in Leicester and is JAG-accredited in upper GI endoscopy and colonoscopy.

Her clinical and research interests include upper gastrointestinal disorders, therapeutic endoscopy and the endoscopic management of GI bleeding. She is actively involved in endoscopy education and postgraduate medical training and has served as faculty on a number of endoscopy courses. Dr Hasan is also involved nationally with the British Society of Gastroenterology through the Supporting Women in Gastroenterology (SWiG) Committee and the Gastroduodenal Section Committee.


Dr Muhammad Shahrukh

Dr Shahrukh is a Gastroenterology Specialty Registrar within the East Midlands South Deanery, currently working at University Hospitals of Leicester. He has a strong interest in endoscopy, with a focus on developing expertise in advanced endoscopic techniques, particularly EUS. His clinical interests include luminal gastroenterology, hepatobiliary medicine, and therapeutic endoscopy.


Dr Gudveig Eike


Dr Imran Aziz


Dr Pradeep MundreDr Pradeep Mundre


Dr Kirthi Chenduran


Dr Anjan DharProfessor Anjan Dhar


Dr David LeonardDr David Leonard

Dr David Leonard is an interventional Endoscopy research fellow at University College London Hospital. He is currently undergoing a PHD at University College London on the use of Endoscopic vacuum therapy for the treatment of transmural defects in the gastrointestinal tract.


Dr ThanDr Sophia Than
Dr Than is a Consultant Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire (UHCW) NHS Trust, a position held since 2020. Dr Than is independent with upper GI gastroscopy, flexible sigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy and polypectomy. She completed the Training the Colonoscopy Trainers (TCT) course in May 2026. She was an endoscopy training lead for the UHCW NHS Trust for 2 years.


Dr SNK Chenduran

Dr SNK Chenduran is a young and energetic Consultant Gastroenterologist, Hepatologist and Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopist with a special interest in the field of therapeutic /interventional gastroenterology mainly Third Space Endoscopy and dedicated to exemplary patient outcomes. He’s currently the Chief consultant of Shewtha Speciality Hospital, Thillai nagar Trichy, Parttime Senior Consultant at Dr Rela Institute and medical center, Chennai and visiting senior consultant at apollo hospital trichy.  He completed his MBBS from RMMC, Chidambaram; MD from VMMC, Karaikal; DM from MMCH&RI, Kanchipuram; Fellowship in GI Third Space Endoscopy from Jichi Medical University, Japan. He is an active Member of World Endoscopy Organization, Elected member of the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy(ASGE), Member of Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy of India(SGEI), Member of Indian Society of Gastroenterology(ISG). He’s the first to do Third Space Endoscopy – POEM, STER and ESD in Trichy and other delta regions and continues to be the only one to do the same outside Chennai and Coimbatore and has a sizeable number of POEM procedures (75+) to his expertise,  Adding to his credit, he’s the first in the state to remove a 3.2 cm tumor (leiomyoma) as a whole from the esophagus endoscopically.(STER).  He is also the first in the state to do PEN(pancreatic endoscopic necrosectomy) outside Chennai. He’s received the Best Doctor award “MARUTHUVA NATCHATHIRAM 2023”.  He’s been awarded the Best Gastroenterologist – “Times LEADERS OF HEALTH CARE 2025” award. He’s also received the “ICONS OF HEALTH CARE” award May 2025. He’s decorated with the “ Munneru Tamizha “ Achiever’s award 2025 by the News 7 channel. He’s the first in the state of Tamil Nadu to perform R[1]POES (readily per oral endoscopic septotomy) for Zenker Diverticulum with short pouch for Orophrayngeal Dysphagia. He does several therapeutic EUS(Endoscopic Ultrasound) including fine needle biopsy(FNB), cystogastrostomy, pancreaticonecrosectomy and ERCPs including balloon sphincteroplasty, biliary and pancreatic stent insertions and large stone management with lithotripsy and has sizeable expertise in using of Cholangioscopy (SPYGLASS). Management of Inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD):He has a sizeable experience of multimodality treatment of complex, difficult problems including the use of biologics. He has performed in excess of 4000 colonoscopies with an ileal intubation rate of over 99%. Also has rich experience in interventions involving GI cancers like esophageal stenting, enteral stenting, biliary stenting and colonic stenting. He has been an invited faculty in several National and International conferences, workshops and has several posters and publications to his credit which demonstrates his passion, dedication and enthusiasm for academics and research.

Course Location: Medical Education Centre, The Northern General Hospital, Herries Road, Sheffield, S5 7AT


Reaching us by Car

Car parking around the hospital is extremely limited and there is a small charge – remember to bring change with you. You can also pay with a smartphone using the free Park Indigo app.

From the M1

  • Exit the motorway at J34 (Meadowhall) and follow signs for Sheffield City Centre (A6109).
  • Continue on the A6109 past Meadowhall to the Brightside roundabout.
  • Take the third exit, signposted Hillsborough (A6102).
  • Continue to follow the A6102, go straight across at the Fir Vale traffic lights then after about half a mile turn right into the hospital grounds (Herries Road entrance).

From the City Centre

  • Follow Barnsley Road (A6135) to Fir Vale.
  • To reach the Barnsley Road entrance go straight on at the Fir Vale traffic lights.
  • The hospital entrance is the first turning on the left.
  • To reach the Herries Road entrance turn left at the Fir Vale traffic lights onto Herries Road. The entrance is about half a mile on the right.

Reaching us via Train

If you are arriving at Sheffield Train Station the hospital is around 15 minute taxi ride away or around 25 minutes via public transport.

Public Transport

Car parking around the hospital is extremely limited so public transport is often the easiest way to get to us.

The hospital is well served by public transport, with several bus stops within easy reach. Up-to-date information about public transport links and Park & Ride sites is available from Travel South Yorkshire. Travel Line Tel: 01709 51 51 51 www.travelsouthyorkshire.com