Gut Tutorials

BMJ Learning produces gastroenterology interactive case histories (ICHs) in association with Gut. These tutorials are case based and designed to simulate bedside teaching. They are aimed at both trainees and consultant gastroenterologists who want to refresh their knowledge. The level of difficulty has been set at senior Specialist Registrar, although any clinician should find them valuable revision.

The tutorials are hosted on BMJ Learning - the best available learning website for medical professionals from the BMJ Group. Gut subscribers must initially access the MCQs via gut.bmj.com to be able to use them [read more]

Use these interactive modules to learn as you are guided through a real life consultation, answering multiple choice questions as you proceed. Where appropriate, more detailed information and explanation of incorrect answers is provided for you. All answers can all be found within the case and there is a full reference section. Each tutorial should take about 1 hour; you may stop and resume at any time. To complete the tutorial you must pass the post-test with a passmark of 70%.

Robin Spiller
Editor

Guru Aithal
Gut Education Editor

Accreditation ¦ Subscriber access

Gut Tutorial collection
	Dyspnoea in a patient with cirrhosis Martin W James, Nick Taylor, and Guruprasad P Aithal [View tutorial introduction]
	Non-cirrhotic intrahepatic portal hypertension K Madhu, B Ramakrishna, U Zachariah, C E Eapen, and G Kurian [View tutorial introduction]
	Ascites: an unusual case Matthias J Bahr, Bita Boozari [View tutorial introduction]
	Liver failure during pregnancy CE Eapen, B Ramakrishna, R Jose, G Loganathan, G Chandy [View tutorial introduction]
	A patient with impaired gastric motility PA Paine, W Rees, C Babbs, JL Shaffer, G Armstrong, H Burnett and Q Aziz [View tutorial introduction]
	Helicobacter pylori and antibiotic resistance Francis Megraud [View tutorial introduction]
	A patient with dysphagia JY Kang [View tutorial introduction]
	Chronic pancreatitis: diagnosis and management of complications NI Church, SP Pereira, D Churchill, S Cairns, ARW Hatfield and GJM Webster [View tutorial introduction]
	Crohn's or abdominal tuberculosis? A Forbes [View tutorial introduction]
	Cholangiocarcinoma and its management SA Khan, A Miras, M Pelling, and SD Taylor-Robinson [View tutorial introduction]
	Chronic diarrhoea Robin Spiller [View tutorial introduction]

Accreditation

Gut tutorials are not currently accredited.

Subscribers: what do I have access to?

Personal subscribers to Gut
Personal subscribers to Gut have access to ALL learning resources on BMJ Learning. This includes: Gut tutorials (interactive case histories) and modules in gastroenterology. Personal subscribers must initially login to Gut before navigating to the educational content [Gut login] to enable full access rights.

Users should follow the [Take this module on BMJ Learning] link from the Gut tutorial introduction on gut.bmj.com All users are required to register with BMJ Learning and subsequently log in on every visit in order to log activity and provide appropriate access.

Institutional subscribers to Gut
Insitutional subscribers to Gut have access to the Gut tutorials (interactive case histories) on BMJ Learning. Athens users can authenticate with Athens and will be recognised as an institutional customer.

Users should follow the [Take this module on BMJ Learning] link from the Gut tutorial introduction from gut.bmj.com All users are required to register with BMJ Learning and subsequently log in on every visit in order to log activity and provide appropriate access.