MyCourse
Bring the course to your department
Departments can host a course in their own theatres, with their own equipment and their own selected cases, through the MyCourse programme.
Hospital-based learning
Your theatre. Your team. Your cases.
A bespoke programme for surgical departments, built around lectures, operative video and guided case discussion.
- Biliary anatomy and safe dissection
- Critical view, uncertainty and bailout decisions
- Laparoscopic common bile duct exploration
- Difficult gallbladder and complex cholecystectomy
- Biliary complications and salvage strategies
- Case selection, escalation and team preparation
Course formats
Training built around your theatre, your equipment and your patients
MyCourse is designed for hospitals and surgical departments that want advanced laparoscopic training without sending teams away to external courses. The programme adapts to the hospital's clinical environment and teaching priorities.
2-day intensive course
Department-wide training
International hospital course
Bespoke case-based programme
Focused topic workshop
Why hospitals choose MyCourse
A practical programme for real-world laparoscopic biliary skill development
On-site delivery
The course comes to your hospital, reducing travel burden and allowing the whole department to learn together.
Own equipment
Surgeons train using the instruments, imaging and theatre setup they already rely on day to day.
Real patient cases
Teaching is anchored in real clinical decision-making rather than detached classroom scenarios.
No simulation dependency
A practical alternative to simulation-based courses and animal-model training.
Operative video teaching
Lectures and surgical videos translate advanced techniques into clear operative steps.
Consultant-led guidance
Case-based discussion supports judgement, escalation and safe technique selection.
Plan an on-site course
The programme is adapted to the department's preferred focus, equipment and case mix. Course arrangements and enquiry contact details will be published here once confirmed.
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