Wednesday 13:40-14:10, Hall 4 Silent Symposia
This symposium will focus on management approaches and challenges, together with how healthcare professionals can detect potential revolving door patients and apply management strategies to reduce the burden on hospital resource. During the presentation data from the real-world evidence study IMPRESS II will be presented to support the case that treating earlier and for longer may improve QoL, long term survival and impact on hospital resource for patients with HE.
Speaker and chair will be Dr Edward Britton, Consultant Hepatologist, Liverpool University hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
| 13:40 2 min | Welcome and introduction | Dr Edward Britton Liverpool University hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, UK |
| 13.42 10min | An overview of survival for patients with HE Why it is important to keep patients out of hospitals? How to identify appropriate HE patients and applying management strategies to reduce the burden on hospital resource | Dr Edward Britton Liverpool University hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, UK |
| 13.52 15min | Present the findings from the IMPRESS II study for long term survival and impact on hospital resource How IMPRESS II may impact longer term management | Dr Edward Britton Liverpool University hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, UK |
| 14.07 3 min | 3 key actions to change current practice to consider | Dr Edward Britton Liverpool University hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, UK |
| 14.10 | Close | Dr Edward Britton Liverpool University hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, UK |