Information Resources
Meet The Portfolio Members
Mez Aref-Adib
Information Resources Subcommittee member - Societal relations
Miss Mehrnoosh (Mez) Aref-Adib is a Consultant Obstetrician and  Gynaecologist at Whipps Cross Hospital in London. She trained at Cambridge and UCL, followed by specialty training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in North Central London. She also completed a year-long fellowship in Melbourne, Australia, focusing on minimally invasive surgery, including hysteroscopy and laparoscopy.
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Mez holds a postgraduate medical certificate in ultrasound from King’s College London and is accredited in colposcopy by the BSCCP. She is passionate about teaching and has organized training courses in the UK and Australia on topics including ultrasound, laparoscopy, and intrauterine device insertion for both trainees and GPs. She is also an active contributor to medical research and frequently presents her work at national and international conferences. Mez has been an active member of the BSGE and has enjoyed being  part of the BSGE SCOPE team, and is very much looking forward to her new role on the International Relations Subcommittee.
Angharad Jones
Chair of BSGE Information Resources & Editor of The Scope
Mo Al Kharfan
Information Resources
I am an ST5 trainee in KSS currently at the royal Surrey county hospital in Guildford. I have a passion for teaching from bedside, organised courses such as the RIGS hub and wider reaching channels such as the BSGE webinar. I was delighted to take part in the BSGE as a member of the Information resources subcommittee.
I aim to use this opportunity to enhance mine and our communities knowledge in Gynaecological surgery. This is always in the aim to finally deliver excellent evidence based medicine to our patients.
Benedetto Mondelli
Senior Trainee Representative
I am an ST5 trainee, currently undertaking a clinical research fellowship in endometriosis and minimally invasive surgery. I will be starting the ATSM in advanced laparoscopy (benign disease) in October.
I am passionate about minimal access surgery, in particular chronic pelvic pain and endometriosis.
I have been a BSGE member since 2018 and as RIGS regional rep, I look forward to supporting my colleagues who are interested in minimal access surgery.
I will also aim to increase the involvement of the trainees in the society.