Help us identify barriers to accessing liver services in Scotland

December 12, 2023

We have partnered with the Scottish Hepatology Access Research Partnership (SHARP) to identify the barriers that are faced by people accessing liver services in Scotland, and how these barriers can be removed.

In order to achieve this, we need your help. If you have a liver disease diagnosis and are living or receiving treatment in Scotland please take our short survey about your experience as a patient.

Take the survey

Please only complete this survey if you are a patient living or receiving treatment in Scotland.

SHARP is a Scotland wide partnership of specialists in liver disease, public health, general practitioners, social care services, charities and patient representatives that aims to develop research ideas to understand and improve access to liver services in Scotland.

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