
Opinion|Videos|April 16, 2024
Achieving Post-Discharge Success: Goals in Hepatic Encephalopathy Care
Medical experts examine the current treatment landscape and goals for patients with hepatic encephalopathy, addressing patient outcomes and hospital discharge planning, while also acknowledging that some patients may require rehabilitation or long-term care facilities to sustain remission and optimize their recovery.
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