Advance HPB Surgical Skills Through Focused Training

Build the knowledge, clinical judgment, and practical skills needed to care for patients with liver, pancreas, and biliary conditions in Ghana.

Case-Based Learning

Work through realistic clinical scenarios that connect diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient follow-up.

Team-Based Practice

Strengthen communication and coordination across surgical, anaesthetic, nursing, and allied health teams.

Education Grounded in HPB Care

HPB Surgery Ghana’s education and training approach centres on the challenges clinicians encounter when caring for people with liver, pancreatic, and biliary conditions. It aims to support surgeons, trainees, nurses, and other healthcare professionals through clinically relevant learning that links current evidence with local practice. By bringing together foundational knowledge, case discussion, procedural principles, and multidisciplinary decision-making, the program seeks to strengthen confidence, encourage thoughtful referral and collaboration, and support safer care across the patient journey.

What the Training Covers

Explore the knowledge, hands-on principles, and professional skills that support effective HPB care.

Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

Operative and Perioperative Skills

Multidisciplinary Care and Communication

From Knowledge to Clinical Confidence

1

Build Your Foundation

2

Practise With Supervision

3

Apply Skills in Clinical Care

Online Courses for HPB Care

HPB Anatomy Essentials

For students and junior clinicians: identify key liver, pancreas, and biliary anatomy for safer clinical assessment.

GHS 120

Approach to Jaundice

For frontline clinicians: assess jaundice, recognise urgent warning signs, and plan appropriate referrals.

GHS 150

Liver Lesion Assessment

For trainees: interpret initial investigations and discuss multidisciplinary pathways for liver lesions.

GHS 180

Pancreatic Disease Fundamentals

For medical officers: distinguish common pancreatic presentations and outline safe early management.

GHS 160

Perioperative HPB Care

For surgical and nursing teams: prepare patients, monitor recovery, and recognise postoperative complications.

GHS 200

HPB Case-Based Decisions

For surgical trainees: work through realistic cases and strengthen investigation, referral, and treatment planning.

GHS 220

Upcoming Learning Events

HPB Imaging Workshop

15 October 2026

Free admission

Liver Care Lecture

29 October 2026

Complimentary entry

Pancreatic Case Seminar

12 November 2026

No registration fee

Supervised Clinical Skills Session

26 November 2026

Free to attend

Learn From HPB Educators and Clinical Mentors

Our educators combine hepatopancreatobiliary surgical practice with hands-on teaching, guiding learners through clinical decision-making, operative principles, and multidisciplinary care.

Dr. Ama Mensah
Dr. Ama Mensah

HPB Surgical Educator

Dr. Kwame Boateng
Dr. Kwame Boateng

Clinical Skills Mentor

Dr. Abena Owusu
Dr. Abena Owusu

Multidisciplinary Care Educator

Dr. Kofi Asare
Dr. Kofi Asare

Surgical Training Coordinator

Education and Training FAQs

Find guidance on eligibility, enrollment, learning expectations, and accessing opportunities with HPB Surgery Ghana.

Who can apply for training?

Opportunities may be suitable for medical students, surgical trainees, practicing clinicians, and allied health professionals. Eligibility depends on the level and focus of each activity.

How do I enroll in a course or workshop?

Contact the education team with your professional background and the training opportunity that interests you. We will share current availability and any application requirements.

Do I need prior HPB surgery experience?

Introductory activities may not require HPB experience, while advanced clinical training may require relevant surgical or specialist experience. Check the criteria for each opportunity before applying.

What should I expect from the training?

Depending on the opportunity, learning may include case discussions, skills teaching, multidisciplinary perspectives, and supervised clinical exposure where available and appropriate.

Are training opportunities available to institutions?

Yes. Hospitals, universities, and professional groups can enquire about educational collaborations or tailored learning activities aligned with their teams' needs.

How can I hear about upcoming opportunities?

Get in touch through the contact section and ask to receive information about future courses, workshops, and other education and training activities.

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Ask About Training or Collaboration

Prospective learners and institutional partners are welcome to contact HPB Surgery Ghana about training opportunities and educational collaborations. Send an enquiry through the website contact form with your name, affiliation, area of interest, and preferred way to be reached.