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Liver Disease Guidelines

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Guidelines Summary
This new Primary Care Hack aids primary care clinicians in identifying people with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease/steatohepatitis, previously known as NAFLD/NASH
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A useful and concise summary on the assessment and management of cirrhosis. Recommendations cover diagnosis, monitoring, and managing complications
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This Guidelines summary is based on guidance included within the Children’s Liver Disease Foundation Yellow Alert Pack, written to provide general guidelines on the early identification of liver disease in infants and their referral where appropriate
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A summary of the CLDF's Yellow Alert stool chart for tracking the colour of newborn babies' stools and being alert to warning signs of prolonged jaundice
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This summary covers the key points for GPs to consider when interpreting results from liver blood tests and how to respond to detected abnormalities
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A summary of NICE guidance on non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. Includes identification, lifestyle advice, and pharmacological treatment.
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Articles and resources to support evidence-based UK patient care