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Coordinating Care Across the MASH Continuum
Panelists discuss how multidisciplinary collaboration is essential for preventing progression and improving outcomes in MASH care.
EP: 1.Understanding the Metabolic–Hepatic Connection in MASH
EP: 2.Enhancing Early Detection and Diagnosis in MASH
EP: 3.Recognizing Risk and the Broader Health Impact in MASH
EP: 4.Evidence for GLP-1 Therapy in MASH
EP: 5.Expanding the Therapeutic Horizon in MASH
EP: 6.Balancing Clinical and Economic Considerations in Treatment Adoption
EP: 7.Identifying and Managing MASH Patients at Risk for Fibrosis
EP: 8.Coordinating Care Across the MASH Continuum
EP: 9.Measuring Success and Real-World Outcomes for MASH
Panelists discuss how multidisciplinary coordination enhances patient outcomes throughout the MASH continuum. They describe evolving care models that bring together endocrinologists, hepatologists, pharmacists, and primary care teams.
They emphasize prevention through lifestyle intervention, early pharmacologic therapy, and careful monitoring as fibrosis advances. Co-management of diabetes, obesity, and liver disease is presented as vital to comprehensive metabolic care.
Finally, they address barriers to collaboration—such as fragmented communication—and call for integrated data systems to ensure continuity and quality of care.
