Nurses & Allied Health
professionals
at EASL 2023
Nurses & Allied Health professionals
Discover the dedicated Programme
Specialised nurses & allied health professionals play a critical and very important role in the care of patients with liver disease. EASL offers a dedicated programme for Nurses and Allied Health professionals, curated by the Nurses and AHPs Task Force.
By attending the Nurses & AHP programme at EASL Congress, you will gain insights into evidence-based nursing practice and liver care.
The programme will cover a range of topics, including stigma reduction for PWID with HCV and Alcohol Use disorder, health literacy and identifying patients with low health literacy, physical frailty assessments, and patient and family experiences with implementing nutritional advice.
The programme will also focus on empowering patients with Primary Biliary Cholangitis through including their voice in EASL clinical guidelines. You will also be able to attend some fantastic poster and oral abstract presentation sessions!
Sessions & events to look forward to
Chaired by: Patrizia Künzler (Switzerland) and Denise Schäfer (Austria)
Read more: here
* This session is fully in German
Chaired by: Patrizia Künzler (Switzerland) and Marlene Barfod O’Connell (Denmark)
Read more: here
Chaired by: Felicity Williams (United Kingdom) and Jennifer Towey (United Kingdom)
Read more: here
Chaired by: Marlene Barfod O’Connell (Denmark) and Jennifer Towey (United Kingdom)
Read more: here
Discover the faculty
(Austria)
(Spain)
(Switzerland)
(India)
(United Kingdom)
(Denmark)
(Ireland)
This year we are offering a special session for German Speaking Nurses and AHPs!
Wir bieten deutschsprachigen
Pflegefachpersonen und interessierten Fachpersonen aus dem Gesundheitswesen
eine Plattform, um auf einem internationalen Kongress erste Schritte zu tun und
sich in ihrer Muttersprache zu vernetzen.
Gemeinsam tauchen wir in die Welt der
evidenzbasierten Pflegepraxis ein und arbeiten mit allen vier Evidenzen in der
Versorgung von Patient*innen mit Lebererkrankungen: Lokaler Kontext,
Patientenperspektive, Erkenntnisse aus der Forschung und Perspektive der
Pflege. Wir werfen eine Blick auf die Zusammenarbeit zwischen
Pflegefachpersonen, Patient*innen und Forscher*innen in der Schweiz und
Österreich und wie sie alle zu einer evidenzbasierten Praxis beitragen.
