Learning Modules – SCAN-ECHO
SCAN-ECHO (Specialty Care Access Network-Extension of Community Healthcare Outcomes) is a specialty care transformative initiative from the Office of Specialty Care Services, Department of Veterans Affairs.
Our faculty, in collaboration with the Veterans Affairs Ann Arbor Healthcare System SCAN-ECHO Liver Program, has made a series of learning modules for health providers.
- Chronic hepatitis C virus: Treatment of genotype 2/3 infection
Andrew Tai, MD, PhD - Chronic hepatitis C virus infection: Epidemiology and natural history
Andrew Tai, MD, PhD - Approach to the patient with abnormal liver tests: Part I
Richard H. Moseley, MD - Alcoholic hepatitis: Diagnosis and management
Grace L. Su, MD - Approach to the patient with abnormal liver tests: Part II
Richard H. Moseley, MD - Hepatitis B assays
Anna S.F. Lok, MD - Management of chronic HBV infection
Anna S.F. Lok, MD - Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease diagnosis
Hari S. Conjeevaram, MD, MSc - Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease management
Hari S. Conjeevaram, MD, MSc - Diagnosis and management of cirrhotic ascites
Rebecca Van Dyke, MD - Liver transplantation: Why, when, and how: Part I
Grace L. Su, MD - Hepatic encephalopathy: An update for primary care physicians
Michael L. Volk, MD, MSc - Optimizing renal function in cirrhosis: An act of balancing
Pratima Sharma, MD, MS - Treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma
Jorge A. Marrero, MD, MS - Surveillance and diagnosis of hepatocellular carcinoma
Jorge A. Marrero, MD, MS - Evaluation of a liver mass
Jorge A. Marrero, MD, MS - Autoimmune liver disease
Grace L. Su, MD - Statins and liver disease
Richard H. Moseley, MD - Medical care of the post liver transplant patient from a primary care perspective: Part I
Grace L. Su, MD - Hematological abnormalities in cirrhosis
Rebecca Van Dyke, MD - Diagnosis and management of esophageal varices
Robert J. Fontana, MD - Treatment of chronic HCV infection: Management of hematologic side effects
Andrew Tai, MD, PhD - Approach to the patient with cirrhosis: A primer for primary care providers
Grace L. Su, MD - Approach to patients with HCV/HIV coinfection
Sandro Cinti, MD - Hereditary liver diseases
Rebecca Van Dyke, MD - Managing dermatologic side effects of HCV antiviral therapy
Heather McCurdy, BSN, RN - Liver Biopsy
Andrew Tai, MD, PhD - Paracentesis
Dave Bialy, PA-C, Grace L. Su, MD, Andrew Tai, MD, PhD - Pain management in patients with liver disease
Mina Rakoski, MD, MSc
Tools
Renal Risk Index (RRI) Calculator
Renal Risk Index (RRI) describes the continuum of risk of End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) after liver transplantation. It is applicable to all liver transplant recipients age ≥ 18 years. This calculator can be used to compute the RRI, the RRI decile (range), and the cumulative incidence of post–liver transplant ESRD corresponding to the decile for a hypothetical or actual liver transplant recipient. Click here.
