Alcohol and the Liver
Lecture Overview
Educators
Jana VanderJagt
Jana Van der Jagt is a hepatology nurse practitioner from the Mid North Coast of NSW where she established and developed the Port Macquarie Liver Clinic. She has worked in the field of hepatology for 18 years. Her current roles include the provision of comprehensive liver disease assessment and management in private practice at Port Macquarie Gastroenterology as well as consultancy services developing and delivering education for healthcare workers. Particular interests include advanced liver disease, nurse education, and the development of responsive models of care. Jana’s qualifications include graduate diploma in critical care nursing, graduate diploma adult education and training, and a master of nursing (nurse practitioner). See Educator Profile
Reviews
Linda Silva Renouf
Excellent easy-to-follow and relevant lecture.
Dianne Chand
The lecturer was fantastic . She made topic well understood and was engaging.
adyhelen Stieler
becoming knowledgeable in this subject is a great resource given that there is such an expectation in our culture that adults, as a matter of course drink alcohol.
Ann Simpson
Informative lecture with current statistics so was a good update of my existing knowledge.
Ruth Whiteside
Very informative and just a little scary when you see how little alcohol is necessary to do a great deal of damage at a cellular level.
Patricia Gardner
I find this subject very interesting as most of us know someone who drinks to excess.
Irene Fletcher
Beneficial and applicable to practice.
Michelle Pinci
Well presented and easy to follow.
Felicity Clancey
Very informative. And thought evoking
Fleur Harlock
good general information. I would like to se more about the cellular level of damage from alcohol consumption.