EPISODE · May 23, 2021 · 18 MIN
S2-E26.3 - How much will real-life NASH treatment decisions depend on the specialty of the prescriber?
from Surfing the MASH Tsunami · host HEP Dynamics
Send us Fan Mailazen Noureddin returns to discuss the roles different drugs and drug classes will play in NASH therapy after current Phase 2b and Phase 3 candidates have been approved. This conversation considers how the idea that front-line treaters will be PCPs might affect treatment patterns. This conversation starts with Roger Green pointing out that most real-world patient treatment decisions will be made by front-line, primary care physicians. Stephen Harrison proposes one more application for the "KISS" rule and talks about the role of EHRs in driving long-term guideline development and adherence. Mazen Noureddin considers how order of market entry will affect guideline development and Roger Green discusses other chronic diseases and classes of medication to provide historic context. Like the other conversations from this episode, there is a lot here -- a lot of thoughts, a lot of ideas, a lot of value.
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Send us Fan Mail azen Noureddin returns to discuss the roles different drugs and drug classes will play in NASH therapy after current Phase 2b and Phase 3 candidates have been approved. This conversation considers how the idea that front-line treaters will be PCPs might affect treatment patterns. This conversation starts with Roger Green pointing out that most real-world patient treatment decisions will be made by front-line, primary care physicians. Stephen Harrison proposes one more appli...
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S2-E26.3 - How much will real-life NASH treatment decisions depend on the specialty of the prescriber?
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