Professor Allen-Mersh has attended the following courses/meetings in recent months:

Multidisciplinary management of early rectal cancer – what are the treatment options? (September 2021)

Endoscopic mucosal resection (September 2021)

Do all functional disorders arise from the brain? (September 2021)

Critical liver failure: Current concepts and perspectives (October 2021)

John of Arderne Coloproctology 2021 Prize meeting (October 2021)

The future of surgical training – how can we improve? (November 2021)

The obstetric anal sphincter injury (OASI) Care Bundle: Reviewing the evidence and exploring impact on clinical practice (November 2021)

10th winter colorectal meeting (December 2021)

Emergency Surgery: Achieving the best outcomes for surgery and critical care patients (January 2022)

 

Currently there is a 5-6 week waiting list for appointments, and reports can be provided within 2-3 weeks of the appointment date.

Liability & causation reports can be prepared within 6 weeks of receipt of all documentation.

Professor Allen-Mersh has been busy throughout the summer months attending online courses and lectures. The following are some examples:

 

MD Thesis examination – 27.4.21

Early cancer screening using blood based technologies – 1.5.21

The future of surgical robotics ~ the future is surgical robotics – 17.5.21

An expert’s journey ~ how to avoid traps – 2.6.21

John  of Arderne Coloproctology prize meeting – 18.6.21

What is psychological trauma and what does it have to do with the body? – 24.6.21

Social determinants of mental health and illness – 29.7.21

 

 

Professor Allen-Mersh attended a course on “Emergency General Surgery” at the Royal Society of Medicine in January 2021.

Professor Allen-Mersh attended a “virtual course in proctology” at the European Colorectal Congress in November 2020.

 

During the Coronavirus lockdown, there has been a high demand for condition & prognosis reports. Professor Allen-Mersh is still seeing Claimants at the Cromwell Hospital in London, but remote examinations are often being arranged by telephone with good results. Home visits can also be arranged with an additional fee for travel costs.

Currently there is a 6 week waiting list for appointments, and reports can be provided within 2-3 weeks of the appointment taking place.

Liability & causation reports can be prepared within 6 weeks of receipt of all documentation, as usual.