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Hepatology Associates SIG: Multi-disciplinary Approach in Reducing Readmissions
Contains 4 Component(s) Recorded On: 11/10/2019Hepatology Associates SIG: Multi-disciplinary Approach in Reducing Readmissions presented at The Liver Meeting® 2019.
Patient and caregiver education, and transition to care are important aspects for hospital discharge. At this informative program, experts will review multidisciplinary strategies to optimize discharge planning and share innovative models of outpatient care in liver disease, including empowering patients and caregivers, decreasing risk factors and the incidence of hospital readmissions, and reducing costs.
Amanda J. Chaney
Summer Collier
Tiffany E. Kaiser -
Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Update
Contains 6 Component(s) Recorded On: 11/10/2019Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Update: Acute on Chronic Liver Failure presented at The Liver Meeting® 2019.
Discuss the current state of the ABIM Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program for gastroenterologists and transplant hepatologists at this update. Speakers will review the expense, time commitment and relevance of this program’s requirements; current MOC requirements in the program; the means to meet these requirements; progress made in addressing concerns from ABIM diplomats; and alternative pathways to board recertification.
Ryan M. Kwok
Paul Mathew
Heather M. Patton
Mark W. Russo
Richard K. Sterling -
NIH Corner: New Horizons in HCC, NASH and Viral Hepatitis
Contains 3 Component(s) Recorded On: 11/10/2019NIH Corner: NAFLD Progression: New Horizons in HCC, NASH and Viral Hepatitis presented at The Liver Meeting® 2019.
Several NIH institutes showcase programs, innovations and opportunities to the AASLD membership at this informative event. Representatives of the NCI, NIDDK, NIAID and NIAAA will present areas of mutual interest to the institute and AASLD membership, including liver cancer, NASH, viral hepatitis and alcohol use disorder. This is a unique opportunity to learn more about interagency collaboration and funding opportunities.
Jo Ann Rinaudo
Gary Murray -
President's Choice Lecture
Contains 2 Component(s) Recorded On: 11/10/2019President's Choice Lecture presented at The Liver Meeting® 2019.
In the world's poorest nations, the appalling loss of life from easily treated or preventable illnesses represents a moral tragedy. This year's President's Choice Lecture explores potential strategies to correct this inequity, including collaborative partnerships among medical professionals, ways to accurately measure the impact of global disease management efforts and the innovative solutions necessary to accomplish this great task.
Michael Fried
Tadataka Yamada -
Thomas E. Starzl Transplant Surgery State-of-the-Art Lecture: Clinical Vs Science in Personalizing Immunosuppression
Contains 2 Component(s) Recorded On: 11/10/2019Thomas E. Starzl Transplant Surgery State-of-the-Art Lecture: Clinical Vs Science in Personalizing Immunosuppression presented at The Liver Meeting® 2019.
Immunosuppression in the liver transplant setting includes multiple drugs aimed at predetermined trough levels, adjusted to time after transplantation. Excellent graft and patient survival supports immunosuppression, but there may be significant short- and long-term risks. At this presentation, experts will discuss clinical approaches to immunosuppression in liver transplant patients, including biomarkers used for safe personalization of this process.
David Mulligan
Abraham Shaked -
Value-based Medicine in Hepatology: Defining the Role of Hepatologists in Value-based Care
Contains 6 Component(s) Recorded On: 11/10/2019Value-based Medicine in Hepatology: Defining the Role of Hepatologists in Value-based Care presented at The Liver Meeting® 2019.
Value-Based Arrangements are increasingly becoming part of the healthcare landscape. The goal of this program is to educate and empower hepatologists to be valuable contributors to the success of these new arrangements and play an active role in developing and implementing beneficial approaches.
Meena Bansal
Ziad Gellad
Arpan Patel
Grace Su
Michael Volk -
Transplant Surgery Workshop: Liver Transplantation for NASH: Optimizing Outcomes
Contains 11 Component(s) Recorded On: 11/09/2019Transplant Surgery Workshop: : Liver Transplantation for NASH: Optimizing Outcomes presented at The Liver Meeting® 2019.
Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis has become a leading indication for liver transplantation in the United States and worldwide. At this symposium, faculty will review pre-transplant evaluation and assessment of comorbid conditions in these patients, early and long-term challenges after transplantation, patterns of recurrence of the disease and potentially preventive strategies.
Alfred Sidney Barritt IV
Tayyab Diwan
Jean Emond
Ibrahim A. Hanouneh
Timucin Taner
Monica A. Tincopa
Lisa B. VanWagner
Kymberly Watt -
AASLD/NASPGHAN Pediatric Symposium: New Endoscopic Frontiers in Liver Disease
Contains 5 Component(s) Recorded On: 11/08/2019AASLD/NASPGHAN Pediatric Symposium: New Endoscopic Frontiers in Liver Disease presented at The Liver Meeting® 2019.
At this symposium, experts on pediatric acute liver failure (PALF) will review the role of inflammation in etiopathogenesis of common comorbidities and discuss emerging topics in pediatric acute-on-chronic liver failure and extrahepatic support strategies. They will discuss the complexity of medical decision making in PALF and review indications for liver transplant in these patients.
Edward Behrens
Anil Dhawan
James E. Squires
Janis M. Stoll -
Acute on Chronic Liver Failure SIG & Portal Hypertension SIG: Acute and Chronic Kidney Failure in Cirrhosis: Mechanisms to Management
Contains 7 Component(s) Recorded On: 11/08/2019Acute on Chronic Liver Failure SIG & Portal Hypertension SIG: Acute and Chronic Kidney Failure in Cirrhosis: Mechanisms to Management presented at The Liver Meeting® 2019.
This two-session program explores the pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment of kidney failure in patients with cirrhosis. The first session reviews chronic kidney manifestations of portal hypertension, including sodium retention, ascites and chronic kidney failure. The second session discusses acute kidney injury in ACLF. Each part includes a case presentation to highlight management controversies, expert panel interviews and Q&A.
Agustin Albillos
Guadalupe Garcia-Tsao
Constantine J. Karvellas
Josh Levitsky
Puneeta Tandon
Florence Wong -
Career Development Workshop
Contains 8 Component(s) Recorded On: 11/08/2019Career Development Workshop presented at The Liver Meeting® 2019.
The Career Development Workshop is designed for hepatologists in the early career stage. Participants will explore how to maximize career opportunities in basic and clinical research, and will discuss potential sources of research funding for each pathway. They will also review an array of career pathways in both academic and community practice, and possible rewards and challenges hepatologists may encounter.
Kimberly Ann Brown
Oren K. Fix
Ayman A. Koteish
Valentina Medici
Sonali Paul
Elliot B. Tapper
Monica A. Tincopa