It's time for the next vote of #FGCup! Which will make it into the quarter-finals? Will it be "ERCP minimum standards" or "from O'Shaughnessy to opportunity: innovating hepatology trials in the UK". Only 48 hours before to closes. Reminder of the papers below: fg.bmj.com/content/15/6/445 fg.bmj.com/content/15/5/395 @OTavabie @Yvanne33163579 @drdina_mansour @ChrisMysko @Laurak1982 @jamesbmaurice @DrAnkurSriv @abhichauhan @tomjohnston84 @hoganbrianj @drgautammehta @ajcook @DrGordonHay @Harr_Ferguson @RajivJalan1 @JulieLiverTrust @SimonMEverett @SharanWad @Lindseyjayne41 @sheiybani @DunnePdj @DrJMKennedy @dr_aditi_kumar @PhilSmithIsBack

The next paper vying for the prestigious #FGCup is something a little different..."From O'Shaughnessy to opportunity: innovating Hepatology Trials in the UK": bit.ly/4dxINaR This is a wonderful narrative on how and why clinical trials in Hepatology in the UK struggle to transfer conclusions to the real-world. A powerful piece which argues something we all know: we must involve the patients it affects. A collaboration between patients, Hepatologists, patient representatives and others, it describes what we really need to aspire to to ensure we are doing high quality and answering relevant questions. And thus @UK_CLIF was born! @OTavabie @Yvanne33163579 @drdina_mansour @ChrisMysko @Laurak1982 @jamesbmaurice @DrAnkurSriv @abhichauhan @tomjohnston84 @TrudieBurge @hoganbrianj @drgautammehta @ajcook @DrGordonHay @Harr_Ferguson @RajivJalan1 @JulieLiverTrust @LiverTrust @sheiybani @dr_aditi_kumar