
Opinion|Videos|July 15, 2024 (Updated: July 15, 2024)
Practical Tips for the Primary Care Clinician Treating HE
The group of hepatic encephalopathy (HE) professionals acknowledges the challenges and potential overwhelm faced by busy primary care practices when managing patients with HE, and they provide practical clinical pearls and advice to support these clinicians in delivering effective care and improving patient outcomes.
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In a busy primary care practice taking on the care of patients with HE can be challenging and overwhelming, what are some clinical pearls/ resources/ and advice that you have for the primary care clinician?
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