Opinion|Videos|September 11, 2024
Collaborating with Payers to Improve Outcomes in HE
Dr. Jesudian and Dr. Amin discuss improving outcomes in hepatic encephalopathy (HE) through provider-payer collaboration, stressing accurate diagnosis, medication access, and follow-up care. They highlight challenges with ICD-10 coding and advocate for alignment among stakeholders and coordinated efforts such as clinical pathways and enhanced communication to reduce costs and enhance patient care.
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This series was supported by Salix Pharmaceuticals.
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