European Specialty Examination in Gastroenterology & Hepatology ESEGH Revision
formerly SCE & ESBGHE

From January 2018 the Specialty Certificate Examination (SCE) in Gastroenterology and the European Section and Board of Gastroenterology and Hepatology Examination (ESBGHE), will become a single examination which will be referred to as the European Specialty Examination in Gastroenterology and Hepatology (ESEGH).

In the UK, the examination continues to be the General Medical Council (GMC), approved mandatory summative assessment of knowledge for trainees in Gastroenterology and Hepatology.

For European based candidates, success in this examination is a demonstration of having achieved the knowledge necessary to fulfil the requirements of the ESBGH curriculum which is a Europe-wide description of the level expected of a specialist in Gastroenterology and Hepatology

Our question bank covers the entire RCP syllabus and has been written by experts in medical education and gastroenterology.

Originally Edited by Dr Vivek Goel Consultant Gastroenterologist at Royal Gwent Hospital, MD FRCP, the resource will provide you with ideal preparation for this must-have exam. The focus of the bespoke questions is on the evaluation, management and investigation of patients with gastrointestinal conditions typical of what will be seen in clinical practice.
We want you to pass this tricky exam first time and therefore our resources are constantly monitored for accuracy, suitability and updated as per changes in guidance such that they will be reflective of what you will see at the exam.

Reviewing Editor: Dr Marinos Pericleous Gastro SCE (2017)
Contributing Authors:

• Prof Steve Davies
• Dr Vivek Goel Consultant Physician and Gastroenterologist
• Dr Rhodri Stacey
• Dr Vikas Singhal Executive Consultant, GI and Bariatric Surgery,
• Dr Rishi Goel Consultant in Gastroenterology & Lead for Endoscopy & IBD services
• Dr Fidan Yousuf Consultant Royal Gwent Hospital
• Dr Hasan Haboubi WCAT Fellow (Gastroenterology/Digestive Oncology) – Wales Deanery
• Dr Alex James Scott Leigh
• Dr Marinos Pericleous

Date of launch: September 2016

Date of full review: January 2018

Customer reviews

Without StudyPRN resource, I doubt I would be this well-prepared

"It really prepared me for this extremely tough exam and pushed me to read on various topics in-depth. I can't thank you enough for the questions and explanation that you have in your package together with the constant updates. Thank you once again! It really identifies gap of knowledge and makes you want to read more and learn more. I am happy that your authors took the trouble to answer my queries. I've passed my ESEGH 1/2018 with really good marks."

2018-03-01

Symeon Chiam

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