
King's Rd, Harrogate HG1 5LA
Join us in Harrogate for the AUGIS Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) 2026 — our flagship event bringing together Dietitians, Allied Health Professionals, Nurses, (DAN's) Consultants and Resident Doctors from across the UK and Ireland.
Expect:
- High‑quality scientific and clinical updates
- Multidisciplinary learning and discussion
- Research, innovation and best practice
- National networking and collaboration
Pre-conference courses! Take your surgical skills to the next level!
Please book only one pre-conference course, as they are scheduled to run in parallel.
Join us on Wednesday 23 September at the AUGIS Training Village, for a series of hands on, expert led pre-conference courses designed to build confidence, refine techniques and enhance your operative skills.
🔹SOLD OUT - Hiatal Surgery Course – Master hiatal dissection, repair and reconstruction.
🔹 Oesophagogastric Anastomosis Course – Gain practical experience, technical tips and strategies for managing operative challenges.
🔹 SOLD OUT - Bile Duct Exploration Course – Build confidence in laparoscopic common bile duct exploration, choledochoscopy and stone retrieval.
🔹 Major Incident & Mass Casualty – a decision making simulation, developed and delivered by the Trainees of the David Nott Foundation.
👨⚕️ Learn in small groups with experienced faculty, benefit from practical teaching, troubleshooting sessions and direct interaction with experts.
🎓 FREE Assistant & Observer Places Available
We're proud to support the next generation of surgeons with a limited number of FREE assistant and observer places on the Oesophagogastric Anastomosis and Bile Duct Exploration courses for medical students and doctors from FY1–CT2.
Please note: Participants must be registered for the AUGIS Annual Scientific Meeting 2026 to secure a free place.
⚠️ Course places are strictly limited to maximise hands-on learning and faculty interaction, book here to avoid disappointment!
Learn.
Practise.
Develop your skills.
Join us for three days at the AUGIS Annual Scientific Meeting 2026!
Visit the ASM webpage regularly for programme updates and announcements.