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The '''United European Gastroenterology''' ('''UEG''') is a [[non-profit organisation]] combining European societies concerned with digestive health.


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The '''United European Gastroenterology''' ('''UEG''') is a [[non-profit organisation]] combining European societies concerned with [[Healthy digestion|digestive health]].
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| name = United European Gastroenterology
| name = United European Gastroenterology
| image = File:UEG Logo RGB 300dpi.jpg
| image = UEG Logo RGB 300dpi.jpg
| caption = Logo of the UEG
| type = [[Non-profit organisation]]
| type = [[Non-profit organisation]]
| foundation = 1992
| founded = 1992
| location = Vienna, Austria
| location = Vienna, Austria
| key_people = Paul Fockens – President (2018–2019)
| key_people = Matthias Löhr – President (2024–2025)
| members = 17 Ordinary Members, 47 National Gastroenterology Societies
| members = 17 Specialist Member Societies, 50 National Gastroenterology Societies
| homepage = {{url|http://ueg.eu|ueg.eu}}
| homepage = {{url|ueg.eu}}
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== About ==
== About ==
Founded in 1992, United European Gastroenterology (UEG) is a professional non-profit organisation combining European societies concerned with digestive health. Its mission is to improve the prevention and care of digestive diseases in [[Europe]] through providing education, supporting research and improving clinical standards.
Founded in 1992 United European Gastroenterology (UEG) is the leading non-profit organisation for excellence in digestive health in [[Europe]] and beyond with its headquarters in Vienna.

We improve the prevention and care of digestive diseases in Europe through providing top tier education, supporting research and advancing clinical standards. As Europe’s home and umbrella for multidisciplinary [[gastroenterology]], we unite over 50,000 engaged professionals from national and specialist societies, individual digestive health experts and related scientists from all fields and career stages.


== Structure ==
== Structure ==
UEG unites 17 Specialist Member Societies and 50 National Societies working in the broad area of digestive health, constantly adapting to the changing requirements of scientific research and health care.
UEG as an organisation encompasses Specialist Members and National Society Members. The 17 Specialist Members are organisations in the field of [[gastroenterology]] and related disciplines representing their specialty on a pan-European level. The scope of these societies ranges from gastroenterological medicine and [[surgery]] to focused organ-oriented and special interest associations. 47 National Gastroenterology Societies are direct members of UEG. The UEG Council is the governing body of UEG and assigns the Executive Committee, composed of [[President]], [[Vice President]], [[Secretary General]] and [[Treasurer]].


Following our mission and a dedicated [https://ueg.eu/about/what-we-do strategic plan], the overall leadership and strategic direction of UEG rests with the Council. The committees and task forces enable interested volunteers to play an active role in shaping current and future UEG initiatives and form the operating body of the organisation.
The operating body is formed by committees. Each committee is assigned a set of responsibilities and tasks associated with the different activities of UEG.


Member Societies are represented in the Meeting of Members that elects or appoints UEG Council members. Each Specialist Member Society has the opportunity to send one representative to UEG’s committees.
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UEG is a Regional Affiliate Association of the [[World Gastroenterology Organisation]]. UEG is a member of the [[European Medicines Agency]], the Alliance for Biomedical Research, the AC Forum, and Pancreatic Cancer Europe.


All officers of UEG, regardless of position, provide their effort and time on a complete voluntary basis, and therefore make UEG a non-profit organisation concerned solely with the well-being of patients.
The current president of UEG is Paul Fockens<ref>https://www.amc.nl/web/research-75/publications/prof.-dr.-p.-fockens-md-publications.htm</ref>.


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UEG is a Regional Affiliate Association of the [[World Gastroenterology Organisation]]. UEG is a member of the [[European Medicines Agency]], the Biomedical Alliance in Europe, the AC Forum, the Optimal Nutritional Care for All, and Pancreatic Cancer Europe.
Previous [[presidents]] and [[chairmans]] of UEG:

* 2016-2017: Michael Manns<ref>https://www.mh-hannover.de/profmanns.html</ref>
[[President (corporate title)|Presidents]] of UEG:
* 2024–2025: Matthias Löhr
* 2022–2023: Helena Cortez-Pinto
* 2020–2021: Axel Dignaß<ref>{{cite web |title=Prof. Dr. med. Axel Dignaß |url=https://www.markus-krankenhaus.de/leistungsspektrum/fachabteilungen/medizinische-klinik-i-gastroenterologie-hepatologie-onkologie-infektiologie}}</ref>
* 2018–2019: Paul Fockens
*2016–2017: Michael Manns<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.mh-hannover.de/profmanns.html|title=MH-Hannover: Prof. Dr. med. Michael P. Manns|website=Mh-hannover.de|access-date=20 March 2019}}</ref>
* 2014–2015: [[Michael Farthing]]
* 2014–2015: [[Michael Farthing]]
* 2012–2013: Colm O'Morain
* 2012–2013: Colm O'Morain
* 2010–2011: Rolf Hultcrantz
* 2010–2011: Rolf Hultcrantz
* 2008–2009: Juan R. Malagelada<ref>http://www.topdoctors.es/en/doctor/juan-ramon-malagelada-benapres</ref>
* 2008–2009: Juan R. Malagelada<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.topdoctors.es/en/doctor/juan-ramon-malagelada-benapres|title=Dr. Juan Ramón Malagelada Benaprés: gastroenterologist in Barcelona|website=Topdoctors.es|access-date=20 March 2019}}</ref>
* 2006–2007: Anthony Axon<ref>http://www.gastrohep.com/profiles/default.asp?person=aaxon</ref>
* 2006–2007: Anthony Axon<ref>{{cite journal|url=https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/14781239|title=GastroHep – Wiley Online Library|journal=Gastrohep|doi=10.1155/ghep |access-date=20 March 2019}}</ref>
* 2005: Peter Ferenci<ref>http://www.virology-education.com/peter-ferenci-md/</ref>
* 2005: Peter Ferenci<ref>{{cite news|url=https://www.virology-education.com/peter-ferenci-md/|title=Peter Ferenci, MD|newspaper=Virology Education |access-date=20 March 2019}}</ref>
* 2004: Peter Malfertheiner
* 2004: Peter Malfertheiner
* 2003: Peter Milla
* 2003: Peter Milla
* 2002: Christoph Beglinger<ref>https://www.claraspital.ch/medizinische-leistungen/tumorzentrum/mitarbeitende/prof-dr-med-christoph-beglinger/lebenslauf/</ref>
* 2002: Christoph Beglinger<ref>[https://www.claraspital.ch/index.php?id=978&L=0&reason=0&currentUrl=/medizinische-leistungen/tumorzentrum/mitarbeitende/prof-dr-med-christoph-beglinger/lebenslauf/] {{dead link|date=March 2019}}</ref>
* 2001: Alberto Montori
* 2001: Alberto Montori
* 2000: Mario Mondelli
* 2000: Mario Mondelli
* 1999: Edward Farthman
* 1999: Edward Farthman
* 1998: Constantine Arvanitakis
* 1998: Constantine Arvanitakis
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* 1995: Klaus Gyr
* 1995: Klaus Gyr
* 1994: Peter Jansen
* 1994: Peter Jansen
* 1992: Vincenzo Speranza<ref>{{cite journal|pmc=3959510 | pmid=24714567 | volume=26 | title=Looking back to the future: the road to United European Gastroenterology Federation (UEGF) and the First United European Gastroenterology Week (UEGW), Athens 1992 | journal=Ann Gastroenterol | pages=3–5 | last1 = Arvanitakis | first1 = C}}</ref>
* 1992: Vincenzo Speranza<ref>{{cite journal|pmc=3959510 | pmid=24714567 | volume=26 | issue=1 | title=Looking back to the future: the road to United European Gastroenterology Federation (UEGF) and the First United European Gastroenterology Week (UEGW), Athens 1992 | journal=Ann Gastroenterol | pages=3–5 | last1 = Arvanitakis | first1 = C| year=2013 }}</ref>


== Headquarters ==
== Headquarters ==
[[File:United European Gastroenterology Building.jpg|thumb|United European Gastroenterology Headquarters]]
[[File:United European Gastroenterology Building.jpg|thumb|United European Gastroenterology Headquarters]]
The House of European Gastroenterology (HEG) is UEG's home and offers a meeting point and communication hub to the European gastroenterological community. The HEG is situated in the heart of [[Vienna]], near the [[Rathaus, Vienna|Rathaus]] (City Hall) in a 19th century building.
The House of European Gastroenterology (HEG) is UEG's home and offers a meeting point and communication hub to the European gastroenterological community. The HEG is situated in the heart of [[Vienna]], near the [[Rathaus, Vienna|Rathaus]] (City Hall) in a 19th-century building.


== Activities ==
== Activities ==

=== UEG Week ===
=== UEG Week ===
UEG Week<ref>United European Gastroenterology, UEG Week, webpage available at https://www.ueg.eu/week/</ref> is the largest congress of its kind in [[Europe]] and is held once a year. It has been running since 1992 and now attracts more than 13,000 people from around the world. It features the latest advances in clinical management and research in the field of digestive and [[liver]] disease. A two-day Postgraduate Teaching Programme is also held on occasion of UEG Week. The programme provides continuing medical education for [[gastroenterologist]]s in training and practice.
UEG Week<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.ueg.eu/week/|title=Week|website=ueg.eu|access-date=20 March 2019}}</ref> is the largest congress of its kind in [[Europe]] and is held once a year. It has been running since 1992 and now attracts more than 10,000 people from around the world. It features the latest advances in clinical management and research in the field of digestive health. A two-day Postgraduate Teaching Programme is also held on occasion of UEG Week. The programme provides continuing medical education for [[gastroenterologist]]s in training and practice.


=== Education ===
=== Education ===
UEG provides educational online and face-to-face courses, a podcast and webinars in the field of digestive health.
UEG provides educational online and classroom courses in the field of digestive and liver disease and an online library containing abstracts and recordings of UEG Week, guidelines and more.<ref>United European Gastroenteorology, UEG Education, Webpage available at https://www.ueg.eu/education/library/</ref>

Additionally [https://gutflix.eu/ Gutflix], UEG's interactive and personalised GI learning platform, provides all educational content in one place. Gutflix includes UEG Week recordings, online courses, clinical practice guidelines, webinars, "Mistakes in..." articles, podcasts, webinars and more.


=== UEG EU Affairs ===
=== UEG EU Affairs ===
UEG aims to act as a united voice of European [[gastroenterology]] in the [[Institutions of the European Union]] and the [[government]]s of the member states in order to promote digestive health in [[Europe]].<ref>United European Gastroenterology, UEG EU Affairs, webpage available at: https://www.ueg.eu/eu-affairs</ref>
UEG aims to act as a united voice of European [[gastroenterology]] in the [[Institutions of the European Union]] and the [[government]]s of the member states in order to promote digestive health in [[Europe]].<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.ueg.eu/public-affairs/|title=Public Affairs|website=ueg.eu|access-date=20 March 2019}}</ref>


=== Awards and grants ===
=== Awards and grants ===
UEG offers awards and grants in the following fields and categories: grants for researchers under the age of 40, grants for researchers having achieved the highest level of international recognition, funds for innovative educational programmes and international scientific collaborations, a prize honouring outstanding contribution to gastroenterology and UEG, international scholarships awards, prizes for best abstracts and travel grants.<ref>United European Gastroenterology, UEG awards and grants, webpage available at: https://www.ueg.eu/awards-grants</ref>
UEG offers fellowships, awards and grants in the following fields and categories: Fellowships and awards for researchers under the age of 40, a prize for researchers having achieved the highest level of international recognition, an award honouring outstanding contributions to digestive health and UEG, national as well as international scholarship awards, prizes for best abstracts, an award to recognise the first named author of the best original scientific research published in UEG Journal and travel grants.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.ueg.eu/awards-grants/|title=Awards & Grants|website=ueg.eu|access-date=20 March 2019}}</ref>


== Notable publications ==
== Notable publications ==
=== UEG Journal ===
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Focuses on providing coverage of both translational as well as clinical studies from different fields of gastroenterology. The latest impact factor ranking indicates that the UEG Journal has already established itself as an authoritative, high quality and trusted journal in the field.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.ueg.eu/journal/|title=Journal|website=ueg.eu|access-date=20 March 2019}}</ref>


=== ''UEG Journal'' ===
=== UEG White Book 2 ===
UEG's latest pan-European study on digestive health where the burden of digestive diseases and associated research gaps are highlighted.<ref>{{cite web |title=White Book 2 |url=https://ueg.eu/research/white-book-2 |access-date=December 18, 2024 |website=ueg.eu}}</ref>
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Focuses on providing coverage of both translational as well as clinical studies from different fields of gastroenterology. The latest impact factor ranking indicates that the UEG Journal has already established itself as an authoritative, high quality and trusted journal in the field. <ref>UEG Journal, https://www.ueg.eu/journal/</ref>

=== UEG White Book: Survey of digestive health in Europe ===
Summary of burden of digestive diseases in Europe and an assessment of the breadth and quality of current service provision.<ref>Survey on Digestive Health in Europe, https://www.ueg.eu/research/white-book/</ref>


==References==
==References==
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{{Reflist}}


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==External links==
*{{Official website|http://ueg.eu}}


[[Category:Gastroenterology organizations]]
[[Category:Gastroenterology organizations]]

Latest revision as of 21:37, 18 December 2024

The United European Gastroenterology (UEG) is a non-profit organisation combining European societies concerned with digestive health.

United European Gastroenterology
Founded1992
TypeNon-profit organisation
Location
  • Vienna, Austria
Members17 Specialist Member Societies, 50 National Gastroenterology Societies
Key people
Matthias Löhr – President (2024–2025)
Websiteueg.eu

About

[edit]

Founded in 1992 United European Gastroenterology (UEG) is the leading non-profit organisation for excellence in digestive health in Europe and beyond with its headquarters in Vienna.

We improve the prevention and care of digestive diseases in Europe through providing top tier education, supporting research and advancing clinical standards. As Europe’s home and umbrella for multidisciplinary gastroenterology, we unite over 50,000 engaged professionals from national and specialist societies, individual digestive health experts and related scientists from all fields and career stages.

Structure

[edit]

UEG unites 17 Specialist Member Societies and 50 National Societies working in the broad area of digestive health, constantly adapting to the changing requirements of scientific research and health care.

Following our mission and a dedicated strategic plan, the overall leadership and strategic direction of UEG rests with the Council. The committees and task forces enable interested volunteers to play an active role in shaping current and future UEG initiatives and form the operating body of the organisation.

Member Societies are represented in the Meeting of Members that elects or appoints UEG Council members. Each Specialist Member Society has the opportunity to send one representative to UEG’s committees.

All officers of UEG, regardless of position, provide their effort and time on a complete voluntary basis, and therefore make UEG a non-profit organisation concerned solely with the well-being of patients.

UEG is a Regional Affiliate Association of the World Gastroenterology Organisation. UEG is a member of the European Medicines Agency, the Biomedical Alliance in Europe, the AC Forum, the Optimal Nutritional Care for All, and Pancreatic Cancer Europe.

Presidents of UEG:

  • 2024–2025: Matthias Löhr
  • 2022–2023: Helena Cortez-Pinto
  • 2020–2021: Axel Dignaß[1]
  • 2018–2019: Paul Fockens
  • 2016–2017: Michael Manns[2]
  • 2014–2015: Michael Farthing
  • 2012–2013: Colm O'Morain
  • 2010–2011: Rolf Hultcrantz
  • 2008–2009: Juan R. Malagelada[3]
  • 2006–2007: Anthony Axon[4]
  • 2005: Peter Ferenci[5]
  • 2004: Peter Malfertheiner
  • 2003: Peter Milla
  • 2002: Christoph Beglinger[6]
  • 2001: Alberto Montori
  • 2000: Mario Mondelli
  • 1999: Edward Farthman
  • 1998: Constantine Arvanitakis
  • 1997: Jacques Schmitz
  • 1995: Klaus Gyr
  • 1994: Peter Jansen
  • 1992: Vincenzo Speranza[7]

Headquarters

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United European Gastroenterology Headquarters

The House of European Gastroenterology (HEG) is UEG's home and offers a meeting point and communication hub to the European gastroenterological community. The HEG is situated in the heart of Vienna, near the Rathaus (City Hall) in a 19th-century building.

Activities

[edit]

UEG Week

[edit]

UEG Week[8] is the largest congress of its kind in Europe and is held once a year. It has been running since 1992 and now attracts more than 10,000 people from around the world. It features the latest advances in clinical management and research in the field of digestive health. A two-day Postgraduate Teaching Programme is also held on occasion of UEG Week. The programme provides continuing medical education for gastroenterologists in training and practice.

Education

[edit]

UEG provides educational online and face-to-face courses, a podcast and webinars in the field of digestive health.

Additionally Gutflix, UEG's interactive and personalised GI learning platform, provides all educational content in one place. Gutflix includes UEG Week recordings, online courses, clinical practice guidelines, webinars, "Mistakes in..." articles, podcasts, webinars and more.

UEG EU Affairs

[edit]

UEG aims to act as a united voice of European gastroenterology in the Institutions of the European Union and the governments of the member states in order to promote digestive health in Europe.[9]

Awards and grants

[edit]

UEG offers fellowships, awards and grants in the following fields and categories: Fellowships and awards for researchers under the age of 40, a prize for researchers having achieved the highest level of international recognition, an award honouring outstanding contributions to digestive health and UEG, national as well as international scholarship awards, prizes for best abstracts, an award to recognise the first named author of the best original scientific research published in UEG Journal and travel grants.[10]

Notable publications

[edit]

UEG Journal

[edit]

Focuses on providing coverage of both translational as well as clinical studies from different fields of gastroenterology. The latest impact factor ranking indicates that the UEG Journal has already established itself as an authoritative, high quality and trusted journal in the field.[11]

UEG White Book 2

[edit]

UEG's latest pan-European study on digestive health where the burden of digestive diseases and associated research gaps are highlighted.[12]

References

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  1. ^ "Prof. Dr. med. Axel Dignaß".
  2. ^ "MH-Hannover: Prof. Dr. med. Michael P. Manns". Mh-hannover.de. Retrieved 20 March 2019.
  3. ^ "Dr. Juan Ramón Malagelada Benaprés: gastroenterologist in Barcelona". Topdoctors.es. Retrieved 20 March 2019.
  4. ^ "GastroHep – Wiley Online Library". Gastrohep. doi:10.1155/ghep. Retrieved 20 March 2019.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: unflagged free DOI (link)
  5. ^ "Peter Ferenci, MD". Virology Education. Retrieved 20 March 2019.
  6. ^ [1] [dead link‍]
  7. ^ Arvanitakis, C (2013). "Looking back to the future: the road to United European Gastroenterology Federation (UEGF) and the First United European Gastroenterology Week (UEGW), Athens 1992". Ann Gastroenterol. 26 (1): 3–5. PMC 3959510. PMID 24714567.
  8. ^ "Week". ueg.eu. Retrieved 20 March 2019.
  9. ^ "Public Affairs". ueg.eu. Retrieved 20 March 2019.
  10. ^ "Awards & Grants". ueg.eu. Retrieved 20 March 2019.
  11. ^ "Journal". ueg.eu. Retrieved 20 March 2019.
  12. ^ "White Book 2". ueg.eu. Retrieved December 18, 2024.
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