The Level 2 Understanding Alcohol-related Liver Disease Management course is designed to equip healthcare professionals, nutritionists, and fitness trainers with a comprehensive understanding of the pathogenesis, stages, and global impact of Alcohol-related Liver Disease. This detailed curriculum aims to delve into the symptoms, causes, diagnostic methods, treatment options, and the vital role of lifestyle modifications in managing ALD. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, participants will be empowered to support patients in managing this disease, ultimately improving patient outcomes and contributing to the reduction of the global burden of ALD.

1. Understand the pathogenesis of Alcohol-related Liver Disease, including the metabolic effects of alcohol on the liver and the progression stages of the disease.
2. Learn about the global impact of ALD on health systems, including prevalence, healthcare costs, and mortality rates.
3. Recognize the symptoms associated with early and advanced stages of ALD and understand their impact on daily living.
4. Explore the causes of ALD, emphasising the role of alcohol consumption, genetic factors, and lifestyle factors.
5. Grasp the diagnostic tools and criteria for diagnosing different stages of ALD, including the significance of patient history and biomarkers.
6. Understand the comprehensive treatment approaches for ALD, highlighting the importance of abstinence, lifestyle modifications, and psychological support.
7. Highlight the daily challenges faced by individuals living with ALD and outline strategies for managing the emotional and psychological impact.
8. Describe the benefits of physical activity and the recommended types of activities for individuals with ALD, including necessary precautions.
9. Address the nutritional impact on ALD, discussing the nutritional needs, recommended dietary modifications, and the role of diet in managing symptoms and progression.
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• Participants will undergo various assessments to ensure a deep comprehension of the course material. These will include quizzes to test understanding of ALD pathogenesis and global impact, case study analyses for diagnosing and treating ALD, discussions on lifestyle and dietary modifications, and practical exercises on developing patient support plans.
• Moreover, reflective essays on the role of mental health support will enhance participants' ability to provide comprehensive care to patients with ALD.

This qualification provides a holistic view of NAFLD, emphasising the importance of a multidisciplinary approach in its management. By the end of the course, learners will have gained valuable insights into effective strategies for supporting individuals with NAFLD, contributing to improved health outcomes and quality of life for affected patients.