Table 1.

Baseline patient demographics with alcohol-related liver disease presentation

	June 2020	June 2019	Change (June 2020 vs 2019)
Total patient referrals (n)	138	144
Referrals related to alcohol-related liver disease	67 (48.5%)	28 (19.4%)
Actively drinking	55 (82.1%)	21 (75.0%)	+7.1% (p=0.57)
Gender
Male	40 (59.7%)	18 (64.3%)
Female	27 (40.3%)	10 (35.7%)
Average Age
Male, years	54.2 (range 36–79)	46.14 (range 34–74)
Female, years	45.6 (range 24–71)	51.2 (range 40–74)
Social situation
Lives alone	28 (41.8%)	15 (53.6%)	−11.8% (p=0.37)
Presentation
Organ failure with HDU/ICU admission for Acute on Chronic Liver Failure or Severe Acute Alcoholic Hepatitis	16 (23.9%)	3 (10.7%)	+13.2% (p=0.17)
Severe acute alcoholic hepatitis (Maddrey’s >32)	13 (19.4%)	6 (21.4%)	−2.0% (p=0.79)
Mild acute alcoholic hepatitis (Maddrey’s <32)	13 (19.4%)	5 (17.9%)	+1.5% (p=0.99)
Acute decompensation of Aalcohol-related liver disease	14 (20.9%)	9 (32.1%)	−11.2% (p=0.30)
Acute hepatitis (alaininetransaminase >300)+ARLD	5 (7.5%)	0 (0.0%)	+7.5% (p=0.32)
Deranged liver function tests only	6 (8.9%)	5 (17.9%)	−9.0% (p=0.29)

Comparisons between two groups using Fisher’s exact test.