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    • Advancing Education at AASLD 2024

    November 7, 2024 | AASLD2024, CME, DE&I, FoundationAward, GastroenterologyEducation, Hepatology, Publication, WilsonDisease 

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    Get ready for an exciting experience at AASLD 2024!

    The Medscape team is thrilled to be in San Diego from November 15-19 for this year’s AASLD conference, where we will bring you cutting-edge education and showcase our award-winning publication dedicated to liver disease.

    Celebrate Diversity with Us!

    On November 18, from 6:30 to 7:30 PM, Medscape Education will proudly sponsor the Diversity Reception at AASLD! We can’t wait to celebrate and promote diversity and inclusion within hepatology alongside passionate advocates wanting to improve our healthcare community. This is a fantastic opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations, share insights, and explore how healthcare professionals can create a more inclusive environment for both clinicians and patients in the hepatology community. 

    Explore Our Impactful Posters!

    In addition to our symposia, we are excited to present two posters that highlight the transformative impact of education on learners’ knowledge, competence, and confidence in hepatology. Our poster on education for the treatment of Wilson’s Disease has been awarded the prestigious Poster of Distinction and Foundation Award for 2024, showcasing the effectiveness of Medscape’s educational initiatives. To read more please see our LinkedIn. 

    Don’t Miss Our Educational Symposia!

    Medscape will host three dynamic educational symposia, featuring engaging faculty-led discussions on the latest advancements in liver disease care. These sessions are designed to empower clinicians with knowledge and skills that they can apply in their practice. Here’s what you can look forward to:

    1.  Primary Biliary Cholangitis: Real World Outcomes in Context: Dive into this symposium aimed at enhancing participants’ integration of second-line therapy for primary biliary cholangitis (PBC). Gain confidence in monitoring disease progression and tailoring therapies for PBC patients.
    1. Challenging Cases in Navigating Diagnostic Complexities and Strategies for Improved Management of Adults With Cholestatic Liver Diseases: Join us for a case-based exploration of key concepts and best practices for the early diagnosis and management of cholestatic liver diseases in adults. Equip yourself with the tools to establish timely diagnoses and optimize care for patients with PBC or late-onset PFIC.
    2. Discussing Key Clinical Decisions in Managing Primary Biliary Cholangitis: Engage in an interactive discussion focused on individualized therapy goals for PBC and discover emerging treatments that can enhance patient outcomes. Hear firsthand from a patient advocate about the real-life challenges of living with PBC and the vital role of collaboration between patients and clinicians.

    Join us for these engaging events and see how Medscape is making a meaningful difference in hepatology education. We can’t wait to see you there!

    For more information on Hepatology/ Gastroenterology Education, please reach out to Jess Dropkin at JDropkin@Medscape.net. 

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