The Grady Liver Clinic is a primary-care based hepatitis C (HCV) clinic at Grady Memorial Hospital. Staffed by general internists, it is a nationally recognized model for multidisciplinary, integrated HCV specialty care for an underserved population. The goal of the Liver Clinic is to achieve HCV microelimination leveraging HCV screening, treatment, research and quality improvement. Through the Liver Clinic, Emory GIM researchers and collaborators have made important contributions to the literature. Key research and QI foci in the Liver Clinic include implementation and outcomes of HCV screening, HCV treatment, and hepatocellular carcinoma screening. New areas of investigation and scholarship include the intersection of steatotic liver disease and HCV as well as treatment of alcohol use disorder in the Liver Clinic setting. Scholarship in the Liver Clinic is characterized by collaboration across divisions, departments and schools, with collaborators in gastroenterology, hepatology, infectious disease, endocrinology, surgical oncology, psychiatry, emergency medicine and public health.
