Management of Alcohol-Associated Liver Disease

Management of Alcohol-Associated Liver Disease, Psychosocial Interventions for Alcohol Use Disorder, and Diagnosis and Management of Alcohol Use Disorder

This program is designed for  GIs, PCPs, NPs, PAs and nurses working with Liver Patients. 

OBJECTIVES

• Describe the growing burden of alcohol-associated liver disease.
• Review the diagnosis and staging of alcohol-associated liver disease.
• Discuss the management of alcoholic hepatitis, including the role of liver transplantation.
• Learn how to quickly develop a therapeutic alliance with patients struggling with Alcohol User Disorder.
• Discuss the non-pharma treatment options for AUD.
• Understand elapse prevention techniques.
• Screening for AUD and diagnostic criteria for AUD.
• Management of AUD (acute withdrawal and long-term management).
• Biomarkers to monitor treatment.

The Session will take place In-Person. A very limited seating is available to be held at the Cool Springs Connor’s Steak & Seafood Restaurant at 1916 Galleria Blvd., Franklin, TN. The session includes networking with mocktails and hors d’oeuvres and a complementary dinner during the session.

The first half-hour will be a networking opportunity followed by  the presentation from Hannah P. Kim, MD, MSCR, Julian Raffoul, MD, PhD, MBA, MS, and Eno Eyo, MD. The presentation is expected to last 1 hour and will be followed with a question and answer discussion session. All times are Central Daylight Savings Time.

Q & A will be available at the end of the talk.

Featuring

Hannah P. Kim, MD, MSCR

Internal Medicine

Gastroenterology

Transplant Hepatology

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Julian Raffoul, MD< PhD, MBA, MS

Addiction Psychiatry Fellow

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Eno Eyo, MD

Family Medicine

Fellow Addiction Medicine

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

For Special Accommodation or Questions: 615-762-5543