Bausch Health pilot study shows standardized cirrhosis pathway lifts guideline adherence in community GI practices

By Public Technologies
  • Bausch Health disclosed six-month pilot study results on a standardized cirrhosis care pathway; findings will be presented at ACG in October 2026.
  • Across five community gastroenterology practices, the pathway improved adherence to guideline-based monitoring, follow-up, and treatment practices.
  • Results support broader rollout potential in community settings, positioning pathway-driven care as a lever to reduce variability in cirrhosis management.


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