Patients will undergo risk stratification with Fibroscan to assess the severity of liver disease in order to identify those at higher risk of developing cirrhosis and related complications. In addition, underlying risk factors for cardiac and worsening liver disease including obesity, IR and type II diabetes need to be addressed in a timely manner, as well as determination of their cardiovascular risk profile as the latter is the most frequent cause of death in these patients. Finally, a multidisciplinary clinic setting provides an ideal opportunity for dietary counseling and to consider patients for investigator-initiated and sponsored clinical studies of promising therapeutic agents given the current lack of safe and effective therapies for MAFLD.

- Patients with alcohol associated fatty liver

- Prof Stuart Roberts: Endoscopy, Gastroenterology

- A/Prof William Kemp: Endoscopy, Gastroenterology

- A/Prof Ammar Majeed: Gastroenterology

- Dr Daniel Clayton-Chubb: Endoscopy | Gastroenterology

- Dr Elliot Freeman: Endoscopy | Gastroenterology

- Dr Natasha Janko: Gastroenterology

- Dr Natassia Tan: Endoscopy, Gastroenterology

- Dr Naomi Szwarcbard: Endocrinology

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