This is a closed education for Holloway Community Program

During this session, we will:

1. Review Hepatitis B global and local prevalence, modes of transmission, and populations at risk
2. Review the signs and symptoms of acute and chronic Hepatitis B infection
3. Discuss diagnosis of Hepatitis B infection
4. Review the Natural History and Progression of Hepatitis B infection
5. Discuss current treatment options, including antiviral therapies, and criteria for initiating treatment
6. Discuss vaccination, screening, and other preventive measures to reduce the spread of hepatitis B
7. Identify potential complications such as cirrhosis, liver failure, and hepatocellular carcinoma
8. Learn effective strategies for educating patients about hepatitis B

At the end of the program, attendees will:

1. Understand Hepatitis B Epidemiology
2. Identify Clinical Features of Hepatitis B infection 
3. Learn about the various diagnostic tests used to detect hepatitis B, including serological and molecular tests
4. Understand the natural course of hepatitis B infection and factors influencing disease progression
5. Learn about Hepatitis B treatment options and criteria for treatment
6. Understand Hepatitis B prevention strategies
7. Identify Hepatitis B complications and comorbidities
8. Be able to educate and counsel patients about Hepatitis B

Featured Speaker:  Bill Mazur, MD - Medical Director, Holloway Community Program

Intended Audience

HCP Team members

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