Training in ERCP: a multifaceted enterprise now more than ever

Training in ERCP: a multifaceted enterprise now more than ever

Dear Editor: We read with great interest the recent article by Frost et al. examining whether trainee involvement in endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) is detrimental to cannulation success [1]. ERCP training has evolved considerably over the last 15 years, and the definition of competency in ERCP has expanded well beyond the ability to cannulate a duct of interest to incorpo...

Response to letter to the editor – “Training in ERCP: a multifaceted enterprise now more than ever”

We are pleased that our study looking at whether trainee presence impairs biliary cannulation success rate has generated some interest and would be happy to answer the questions asked by Drs. Tabibian and Leung to the best of our ability. 1. Were the groups balanced (e. g. with regard to patient age, gender, and location and appearance of the papilla)? Unfortunately, the study proforma was not ...

Now more than ever, nurses need resilience.

I have been heartened over recent weeks by the many nurses and healthcare staff who have led the care of those caught up in the terrorist attacks in London and Manchester, as well as the catastrophic fire in London's Grenfell Tower.

Replication: Needed Now More Than Ever.

Internationalism in psychology: we need it now more than ever.

A concern with international cooperation in psychology has been present since the beginnings of psychology as a science. In this article, the author traces the development of international cooperation from the late 19th century to the present day to document the interesting ways in which the forms of collaboration have always been related to the large social and political contexts of which they...