Alcohol and Liver Disease Present Problems, Future Solutions Institute of Translational Medicine Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham Monday 2nd October 2017

Alcohol and Liver Disease Present Problems, Future Solutions This study day offers a comprehensive program to discuss all aspects of the management of alcohol and alcohol related liver disease. Designed to be of interest to a wide range of specialists this event will focus on sharing examples of best practice and look to future models of care. The day is divided into sessions that focus in turn on public health, secondary care, specialist care and finally cutting edge laboratory research. This is an opportunity for to learn how clinical services can be developed and to build research networks that will support delivery of care in this challenging field. To register for this event please email ALD@uhb.nhs.uk . Places can be reserved for the morning or afternoon sessions, or for the entire day. This event is free but a £15 cheque is required for confirmation of a place. This will be returned on attendance. Please make cheques payable to UHB Liver Charity and send to: Alcohol and Liver Disease Meeting c/o Liver Medicine Secretaries Nuffield House University Hospitals Birmingham Foundation Trust Mindelsohn Way Birmingham B15 2TH

Programme Chair Dr Andrew Holt 9.30 – 9.50 Community The burden of alcohol abuse in communities and hospitals, and initiatives to address this Professor Julia Verne Public Health England 10.00 – 10.20 Service design and improvement - what does good look like and how do we get there? Sarah Burwood Public Health England West Midlands Links with community and social care: bridging the gap between hospital and the outside Dr Andrew Yeoman Royal Gwent Hospital 10.30 – 10.50 Coffee 11.30 – 11.50 Hospital Identification and treatment of hazardous drinkers in hospital Julius Mukarati University Hospitals of Coventry and Warwickshire 12.00-12.20 Management of alcohol addiction in liver disease Dr Paul Richardson Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals 12.20 – 12.50 Panel discussion Lunch 14.00 – 14.20 Gastro/Liver ward Challenges and pitfalls of parallel management of addiction and liver disease in hospital Dr Ewan Forrest Glasgow Royal Infirmary 14.25- 14.45 Futility and palliation in alcohol related liver disease Dr John Speakman University Hospitals Birmingham 14.50-15.15 Liver transplantation: when, who and how to refer Dr Andrew Holt 15.45– 16.15 Laboratory Current research into alcohol reatled liver disease in Birmingham Opportunities for collaboration   Dr Richard Parker Dr Patricia Lalor University of Birmingham 16.15 – 17.00 State of the art: translational potential of recent laboratory research Dr Bin Gao National Institutes of Health, Maryland USA  CPD points have been applied for (Royal College of Physcians)

How to get to the ITM Institute of Translational Medicine Heritage Building (Old Queen Elizabeth Hospital) Mindelsohn Way Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TH Rail The nearest station to the hospital is University station, less than 10 minutes’ walk from the ITM. University station is on the Cross City line. There are trains approximately every 10 minutes from New Street station in Birmingham city centre (final destination: Longbridge or Redditch). Car - from the M5 Leave M5 at Junction 4 and follow A38 Birmingham for 6.75 miles, after which you will encounter a major set of traffic lights Turn left following A4040 Harborne/Queen Elizabeth, passing the large Sainsbury's store on your right At the roundabout, take the second exit onto Aston Webb Boulevard. Continue over the next roundabout onto New Fosse Way At the next roundabout, turn left onto Hospital Way for car parks for both the QEHB (Car Park A) and Heritage Building (Car Park D) Car - from Birmingham city centre Follow the A38 (Bristol Road) towards Bromsgrove After leaving the city centre, continue along the A38 towards Selly Oak, following signs marked "Queen Elizabeth / H / A&E" At the fork in the road, near the Tesco petrol station, take the right fork, again following the A38 and signs for "Queen Elizabeth" At the first roundabout, turn right onto New Fosse Way. At the next roundabout, turn left onto Hospital Way for car parks for both QEHB (Car Park A) and Heritage Building (Car Park D)

This meeting is supported by UHB liver charities MSD Norgine Gilead Dr Falk Pharma Intercept Astellas