Your learning priorities
The discussion begins with the subject, the team's current experience and who may take part.
Course planning
Explore a MyCourse programme for your hospital.
Use this page to compare the course options and understand the people, learning priority, facilities, approvals and timing involved before your hospital decides whether to continue.
What the course depends on
What does a hospital need to host a laparoscopic course?
The right MyCourse format and scope depend on the hospital's learning priority, participants, equipment, facilities, governance route and possible dates. The details are agreed through discussion.
- Your hospital and location
- The surgical lead and likely participants
- The learning priority and current team experience
- A one-day, two-day or focused format to explore
- The laparoscopic equipment and facilities available
- Your local governance and approval process
- Possible dates or a planning window
Planning sequence
From educational need to agreed scope.
Your hospital setting
The hospital and faculty discuss facilities, equipment, timing, case availability and local governance.
An agreed course plan
Dates, content, responsibilities and any theatre-based activity are confirmed after the required local reviews.
What you can do now
Explore the course while bookings remain unavailable.
A MyCourse hospital course cannot be booked through this website because there is no enquiry form. The optional Course Assistant can answer general questions, but it does not confirm availability, dates or scope. Do not send patient-identifiable or confidential clinical information.
Booking status
The course information is available to explore. Enquiry submission remains disabled until a verified course email address and legally responsible business are confirmed.
Until then, you can explore the course overview and professional disclaimer.