Hepatitis C testing and diagnosis

Testing is the only way to know for sure if a person has hepatitis C. Early diagnosis leads to better health outcomes by enabling access to treatment and cure. Testing is also a gateway to prevention services for people who test negative but are at ongoing risk.

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La prise en charge et le traitement des personnes infectées par le virus de l'hépatite C : Guide pour les professionnels de la santé du Québec

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CATIE News 05192022

Successive waves of COVID-19 have diminished testing for viral hepatitis in Ontario

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Appendix 1: Case definitions and disease-specific information: Disease: hepatitis C

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Integrated care model for hepatitis C, HIV and substance use during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Best practices to increase the uptake of HIV and HCV testing among people who use drugs

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Integration of hepatitis C care into community drug and alcohol clinics

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Single-visit hepatitis C testing and linkage to care through a mobile unit

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Public health disease management guidelines : Hepatitis C (acute case)

Self-directed course

HIV and hepatitis C testing course

HIV and Hepatitis C Testing

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Simplifying the road to hepatitis C diagnosis: Reflex testing in Canada

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Current research

Integrating hepatitis C testing and treatment into community settings or primary care to reach priority populations

Hep C In Depth Guide - book page EN

Approaches to hepatitis C testing in Canada