This study is looking at the everyday needs of people with chronic liver disease (CLD) who are seen in outpatient clinics. Many people with CLD face challenges like money problems, housing issues, or trouble getting to appointments, which can affect their health. Currently, there isn't a specific way to screen for these "health-related social needs" (HRSNs) in people with liver disease. This study aims to find out how common these needs are and what kinds of needs patients have. It also explores whether patients want their doctors to help with these issues and how doctors might use this information. About 200 adult patients with CLD and their healthcare providers will participate.

Study design

This is an observational study involving about 200 adult patients with chronic liver disease and their healthcare providers.

What's involved

Patients will complete surveys about their health-related social needs, health understanding, quality of life, and social support. Providers will complete surveys about their experiences.

Compensation

Not stated in the trial record.

Follow-up

The primary endpoint, health-related social needs, is measured at Day 1.

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