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Multidisciplinary Approach to High Quality Care

Date
May 18, 2024

SOCIETY: AGA A multidisciplinary approach to patient care has proven to improve patient outcomes for a variety of gastrointestinal conditions. This session will demonstrate several models that have been successfully implemented at institutions and practices throughout the United States and discuss lessons learned and successes based on real world scenarios.

Presentations:

COLLABORATIVE CARE IN MOTILITY
INNOVATIVE CARE FOR HEALTH AND NUTRITION IN GI
TEAM APPROACH TO CANCER GENETICS
INTERDISCIPLINARY CARE AND ESOPHAGEAL DISORDERS
MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE AND QUALITY MATTERS FROM A HEALTH SYSTEM PERSPECTIVE
PANEL DISCUSSION

Moderators

Speaker Image for Jennifer Maratt
Indiana University School of Medicine
Speaker Image for Alexandra Strauss
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Speakers

Speaker Image for Eric Shah
University of Michigan Michigan Medicine
Speaker Image for Carolyn Newberry
Speaker Image for Xavier Llor
Yale University School of Medicine
Speaker Image for David Leiman
Duke University Medical Center
Speaker Image for Deepak Gopal
University of Wisconsin Hospitals & Clinics, Dept. of Gastro & Hepatology

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