👩⚕️Nurses and allied health professionals are at the heart of high quality liver care across Europe.
In this new Q&A, the EASL Nurses and Allied Health Professionals Task Force shares how collaboration, education and evidence based practice are helping to strengthen hepatology care across diverse healthcare settings.
From tackling variation in roles and resources to building shared learning and professional networks, the Task Force outlines its mission and priorities, and why supporting nurses and AHPs is essential for better patient outcomes.
Read the full article to learn how coordinated, multidisciplinary action is shaping the future of liver care across Europe: https://t.co/8pzNpFrlKN
Applications to join the Task Force are open until 20 January: https://t.co/0bVzDy15AT
@MaleneOConnell
@robelliotcooke representing #pharmacy on discussing challenges in treating #MASLD and promoting our future role in improving outcomes, such as initiating and titrating anti-diabetic/ 🫀medications and choosing appropriate antidepressants.
#basl2025@BASLedu@LiverAHPs
SR +MA from @HallsworthKate shows digital behavior change interventions haven’t yet improved weight or liver outcomes in #MASLD, but promising features include app delivery, longer duration, self-monitoring & social support. Innovation still needed here!
https://t.co/TRS0ES6ydy
Brilliant expert panel discussed hosted by Prof. Matt Armstrong and Prof. Suzanne Norris .. a vibrant discussion emphasising the importance of an MDT approach with emphasis on AHP involvement and lifestyle intervention
@Drfattyliver@BASLedu#BASL2025
This week @liverphysio presented at the IDOBATA session at The World Physiotherapy Congress.
Thank you @EASLnews for providing the platform to spread awareness and increase the scope of Physiotherapy support for patients living with liver disease globally 🌍
@EASLedu
So pleased to have been part of the ‘Meet The Experts’ session on Interprofessional management of addiction in alcohol-related liver disease at the EASL Liver conference. Really great to also see the enthusiasm of people to change systems for the better
📢 We are now calling for applications for the next EASL Vice-Secretary 📢
There are also 6 positions to fill with the next generation of talent, in the EASL Scientific Committee, Policy Public Health and Advocacy Committee, Ethics and Compliance Committee and Nurses & AHPs Task Force.
Read more and apply by 20 January on https://t.co/B4x1SeJYqq
#LiverTwitter
@AleksanderKrag@DebbieShawcros1@FrancqueSven@analleo@SagiZelber
📢 In the news! EASL is proud to highlight the recent BBC article featuring our Vice-Secretary, Prof @DebbieShawcros1.
The article discusses the alarming rise in alcohol-related liver disease among women under 40.
The piece follows BBC journalist Hazel Martin's personal journey, shedding light on how binge-drinking culture and misconceptions about "safe" drinking levels are driving this trend. Hazel’s story reveals the urgent need for awareness and action to prevent more people from facing devastating health consequences. Talking to doctors, patients and experts on the drinks industry, Hazel discovers that a key cause is Britain’s binge-drinking culture and explores what can be done about it.
At EASL, we are committed to advocating for education, research, and policies that address the root causes of liver disease.
Read the full story and join the conversation: https://t.co/VZZCG6Ylw7
Join #ZachHenryMD and I for @AmCollegeGastro Virtual Grand Rounds on Thursday December 5th at 12p EST entitled "How to Write an Exercise Prescription to Treat #MASLD for the Busy Clinician"
Register here:
https://t.co/8rPxoV7hwt
Last day to apply for these 3 prestigious EASL Awards!
🏆Community Award – Recognising significant contributions in hepatology, including teaching, advocacy, and innovation.
🏆Emerging Leader Award – Celebrating young researchers with outstanding liver research achievements.
🏆Nurses & AHPs Rising Star Award – Honoring emerging talents in liver care and service excellence.
Apply now by tonight 23:59 CEST: https://t.co/U1eWyo5fFe