Since new nomenclature and novel treatments have been approved for MASH, there is a need for designing accurate pragmatic patient care pathways. This update focuses on the evidence-base behind precision markers and non-invasive tests in diagnosing, monitoring and prognosticating patients with or at risk of MASH. This symposium also explores the challenges of a holistic approach to MASH patients with competing comorbidities and multi-organ involvement as well as novel approaches involving lifestyle interventions.
Understand new treatments available for MASH and analyze current evidence-base for non-invasive tests (NITs) in the diagnosis, monitoring and prognostication of patients with MASH
Reflect on how new treatments, NITs and PROMS in MASH can be incorporated into manageable patient pathways in primary and secondary care
Reflect on how to manage competing risks in patients with MASH
Consider the impact of MASH on population health and consider how non-pharmaceutical/ lifestyle interventions can be incorporated into patient pathways