ESOT vs EASL Guidelines

ESOT app is the official app of the European Society for Organ Transplantation. It offers access to ESOT activities, including the ESOT Congress. It is the easiest way to receive updates from ESOT, no matter where you are, so that you can make the most of all events and initiatives. THE ESOT APP SUPPORTS YOU IN: *Connecting and Networking with the Transplant Community through the ESOT channels; *Browsing events and accessing learning tools including scientific programmes, abstract listing and relevant literature; *Actively participating in events through app based voting, Q&A and comments. IMPORTANT - To access a specific event in the app, you must be a registered participant and have your unique valid credentials.

The EASL Guidelines app is designed to assist healthcare professionals and allied healthcare professionals in their daily clinic decision making. Discover the EASL Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPGs) in a mobile-friendly format to get the best recommendations for patient management. The app includes the most up to date EASL CPGs and Policy Statements, covering all areas of hepatology, together with the following key features: Guidelines recommendations and full text version (in PDF) Bookmark and note function Keyword search Discovery tab linking to additional EASL contents of interest Offline mode ensuring permanent access to the content wherever you are located Download the app now and get your guidelines assistant always with you! Disclaimer The EASL Guidelines app is designed for professional use delivering instant medical information and clinical recommendations to medical experts (i.e. hepatologists, gastroenterologists and internal medicine specialists) that may aid them in delivering patient care. Patients and other members of the community who use this app should only do so after consulting with a healthcare professional, and they should not consider these guidelines as a substitute for professional medical advice. Guidelines and recommendations included in this app may not be universally applicable and should be understood within the context of particular clinical scenarios and resource constraints. It is the responsibility of each health care professional to tailor these guidelines according to local regulations and the unique circumstances and requirements of each patient.