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EPISODE · Aug 7, 2025 · 5 MIN

GHAPPcast: Collaborating Across Specialties: How APPs Can Work with Hepatologists & Other Providers in PBC Care

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In this engaging session from the second ADH Conference, nurse practitioner Allan Guerra and physician assistant Jhuli Patel discuss the importance of collaboration across specialties in the management of patients with Primary Biliary Cholangitis (PBC). Drawing from their respective experiences in solo and group GI practices, they highlight the critical role Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) play in identifying, diagnosing, and managing this rare liver disease. The conversation explores how effective communication with gastroenterologists, hepatologists, medical science liaisons, and multidisciplinary care teams—including social workers and office managers—can improve care coordination, medication access, and patient education. Julie and Alan also emphasize using evidence-based guidelines and leveraging EHR platforms like Athena to track labs and imaging. This session reinforces the value of teamwork and advocacy in delivering seamless, patient-centered care for individuals with PBC.

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