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I am writing to you as one of your constituents about the current state of liver disease diagnosis, treatment and care in the UK – an issue that matters very much to me.

Three quarters of people in the UK are currently diagnosed with cirrhosis  as an emergency, when it is too late for effective intervention or treatment, and one in four people diagnosed in hospital, sadly die within a couple of months.

British Liver Trust research shows, for the first time, how three quarters of areas in the UK have little or no formal structures in place for detecting and managing liver disease.

The mapped survey results (linked to below) show a large part of the country, including our own area (marked in red), does not have an effective patient pathway in place for the early detection of liver disease.

As my MP representing an area with an Integrated Care System (ICS) which does not have full pathways in place for the early detection of liver disease, we would ask you to make representation to our ICS and call on them to urgently address this issue and  ensure that a systematic pathway is commissioned, implemented and that this is evaluated on a  regular basis.

As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by writing to our new Integrated Care System to ensure they commission an effective patient pathway to detect and manage liver disease.

Please contact charlotte.berry@britishlivertrust.org.uk for further information on writing to your Integrated Care System (the British Liver Trust has a template letter that can be adapted).

Liver disease is a devastating condition and has increased by 400% since 1970. Please support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign to improve the early detection of liver disease.

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I am writing to you as one of your constituents about the current state of liver disease diagnosis, treatment and care in the UK – an issue that matters very much to me.

Three quarters of people in the UK are currently diagnosed with cirrhosis as an emergency when it is too late for effective intervention or treatment and one in four people diagnosed in hospital, sadly die within a couple of months.

British Liver Trust research shows, for the first time, how three quarters of areas in the UK have little or no formal structures in place for detecting and managing liver disease and liver cancer.

The mapped survey results (linked to below) show a large part of the country, marked in red, does not have an effective patient pathway in place for the early detection of liver disease.

As my MP representing an ICS which does not have full pathways in place for the early detection of liver disease, we would ask you to make representation to our ICS and call on them to urgently address this issue and ensure the commissioning of full and effective care pathways for the early detection of liver disease across their area.

As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by writing to our new Integrated Care System to ensure they commission an effective patient pathway to detect and manage liver disease.

Please contact charlotte.berry@britishlivertrust.org.uk for further information on writing to your Integrated Care System (the British Liver Trust has a template letter that can be adapted).

Liver disease is a devastating condition and has increased by 400% since 1970. Please support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign to improve the early detection of liver disease.

Message

Feel free to edit the message in the box below to explain why this is important to you.

I am writing to you as one of your constituents about the current state of liver disease diagnosis, treatment and care in the UK – an issue that matters very much to me.

Three quarters of people in the UK are currently diagnosed with cirrhosis as an emergency,when it is too late for effective intervention or treatment, and one in four people diagnosed in hospital, sadly die within a couple of months.

British Liver Trust research shows, for the first time, how three quarters of areas in the UK have little or no formal structures in place for detecting and managing liver disease and liver cancer.

The mapped survey results (linked to below) show a large part of the country, marked in red, does not have an effective patient pathway in place for the early detection of liver disease.

As my MP representing an area with an Integrated Care System (ICS) which has full pathways in place for the early detection of liver disease, we would ask you to make representation to your ICS to ensure that this pathway is being effectively implemented by primary care and also being evaluated so that we can better track liver disease outcomes. .

As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by writing to our new Integrated Care System to ensure they commission an effective patient pathway to detect and manage liver disease.

Please contact charlotte.berry@britishlivertrust.org.uk for further information on writing to your Integrated Care System (the British Liver Trust has a template letter that can be adapted).

Liver disease is a devastating condition and has increased by 400% since 1970. Please support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign to improve the early detection of liver disease.

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I am writing to you as one of your constituents about the current state of liver disease diagnosis, treatment and care in the Scotland – an issue that matters very much to me.

Three quarters of people in the UK are currently diagnosed with cirrhosis as an emergency, when it is too late for effective intervention or treatment, and one in four people diagnosed in hospital, sadly die within a couple of months.

British Liver Trust research shows, for the first time, how three quarters of areas in the UK have little or no formal structures in place for detecting and managing liver disease and liver cancer.

The mapped survey results (linked to below) show a large part of the country, marked in red, does not have an effective patient pathway in place for the early detection of liver disease.

As my MP representing an area with a Health Board, which has a full pathway in place for the early detection of liver disease, we would ask you to make representation to your Health Board to ensure that this pathway is being effectively implemented by primary care and also being evaluated so that we can better track liver disease outcomes.

As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by writing to our new Integrated Care System to ensure they commission an effective patient pathway to detect and manage liver disease.

Please contact charlotte.berry@britishlivertrust.org.uk for further information on writing to your Integrated Care System (the British Liver Trust has a template letter that can be adapted).

Liver disease is a devastating condition and has increased by 400% since 1970. Please support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign to improve the early detection of liver disease.

Message

Feel free to edit the message in the box below to explain why this is important to you.

I am writing to you as one of your constituents about the current state of liver disease diagnosis, treatment and care in Scotland – an issue that matters very much to me.

Three quarters of people in the UK are currently diagnosed with cirrhosis as an emergency when it is too late for effective intervention or treatment and one in four people diagnosed in hospital, sadly die within a couple of months.

British Liver Trust research shows, for the first time, how three quarters of areas in the UK have little or no formal structures in place for detecting and managing liver disease and liver cancer.

The mapped survey results (linked to below) show a large part of the country, marked in red, does not have an effective patient pathway in place for the early detection of liver disease.

As my MP representing a Health Board, which does not have full pathways in place for the early detection of liver disease, we would ask you to make representation to our Health Board and call on them to urgently address this issue and ensure the commissioning of full and effective care pathways for the early detection of liver disease across their area.

As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by writing to our new Integrated Care System to ensure they commission an effective patient pathway to detect and manage liver disease.

Please contact charlotte.berry@britishlivertrust.org.uk for further information on writing to your Integrated Care System (the British Liver Trust has a template letter that can be adapted).

Liver disease is a devastating condition and has increased by 400% since 1970. Please support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign to improve the early detection of liver disease.

Message

Feel free to edit the message in the box below to explain why this is important to you.

I am writing to you as one of your constituents about the current state of liver disease diagnosis, treatment and care in the Scotland – an issue that matters very much to me.

Three quarters of people in the UK are currently diagnosed with cirrhosis as an emergency, when it is too late for effective intervention or treatment, and one in four people diagnosed in hospital, sadly die within a couple of months.

British Liver Trust research shows, for the first time, how three quarters of areas in the UK have little or no formal structures in place for detecting and managing liver disease.

The mapped survey results (linked to below) show a large part of the country, including our own area (marked in red), does not have an effective patient pathway in place for the early detection of liver disease.

As my MP representing an area with a Health Board, which does not have an effective pathway in place for the early detection of liver disease, we would ask you to make representation to our Health Board and call on them to urgently address this issue and  ensure that a systematic pathway is commissioned, implemented and that this is evaluated on a  regular basis.

As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by;

As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by writing to our new Integrated Care System to ensure they commission an effective patient pathway to detect and manage liver disease.

Please contact charlotte.berry@britishlivertrust.org.uk for further information on writing to your Integrated Care System (the British Liver Trust has a template letter that can be adapted).

Liver disease is a devastating condition and has increased by 400% since 1970. Please support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign to improve the early detection of liver disease.

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I am writing to you as one of your constituents about the current state of liver disease diagnosis, treatment and care in the Northern Ireland  – an issue that matters very much to me.

Three quarters of people in the UK are currently diagnosed with cirrhosis as an emergency when it is too late for effective intervention or treatment and one in four people diagnosed in hospital, sadly die within a couple of months.

British Liver Trust research shows, for the first time, how three quarters of areas in the UK have little or no formal structures in place for detecting and managing liver disease and liver cancer.

The mapped survey results (linked to below) show a large part of the country, marked in red, does not have an effective patient pathway in place for the early detection of liver disease.

As my MP representing a Health and Social Care Trust, which has a developing pathway in place for the early detection of liver disease, we would ask you to make representation to the Health and Social Care Trust and call on them to urgently address this issue and ensure the commissioning of full and effective care pathways for the early detection of liver disease across their area.

As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by writing to our new Integrated Care System to ensure they commission an effective patient pathway to detect and manage liver disease.

Please contact charlotte.berry@britishlivertrust.org.uk for further information on writing to your Integrated Care System (the British Liver Trust has a template letter that can be adapted).

Liver disease is a devastating condition and has increased by 400% since 1970. Please support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign to improve the early detection of liver disease.

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I am writing to you as one of your constituents about the current state of liver disease diagnosis, treatment and care in Wales – an issue that matters very much to me.

Three quarters of people in the UK are currently diagnosed with cirrhosis as an emergency, when it is too late for effective intervention or treatment, and one in four people diagnosed in hospital, sadly die within a couple of months.

British Liver Trust research shows, for the first time, how three quarters of areas in the UK have little or no formal structures in place for detecting and managing liver disease and liver cancer.

The mapped survey results (linked to below) show a large part of the country, marked in red, does not have an effective patient pathway in place for the early detection of liver disease.

As my MP representing a Health Board, which has a full pathway in place for the early detection of liver disease, we would ask you to make representation to the Health Board to ensure that this pathway is being effectively implemented by primary care and also being evaluated so that we can better track liver disease outcomes.

As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by As your constituent, I would ask you to support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign by writing to our new Integrated Care System to ensure they commission an effective patient pathway to detect and manage liver disease.

Please contact charlotte.berry@britishlivertrust.org.uk for further information on writing to your Integrated Care System (the British Liver Trust has a template letter that can be adapted).

Liver disease is a devastating condition and has increased by 400% since 1970. Please support the British Liver Trust’s ‘making early diagnosis routine’ campaign to improve the early detection of liver disease.

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