Understanding hepatitis C intervention success - Qualitative findings from the HepCATT study

Harris, M.; Bonnington, O.; Harrison, G.; Hickman, M.; Irving, W.; Roberts, Kirsty; Waldron, Cherry Ann; Bevan, Jo; Simpson, Charlotte; Homan, Coleen; Reeve, Dave; Hathaway, Clare; Purcell, Stephen; Oelbaum, Sandra; Whitfield, Jo; Jennings, Stephen; Dreha, Robbie; Byrne, Tara; Thomas, Debbie; Fraser, Elisabeth; Toyne, Karen; Newton, Paul; Hensley, Fern; Hewish, Steve; Rutkowski, Rick; Christian, Archie; Smith, Stuart; Ward, Emma; Rhodes, Tim; Lattimore, Sam; Mandal, Sema; Simmons, Ruth; Sreedharan, Aravamuthan; Murray, Karen; Richardson, Paul; Caldwell, Helen; Gore, Roxanne; Hughes, Amanda; Walters, Claire; Orton, Annette; Lee, Penny; Ryder, Steve; Thomson, Brian; Montgomery, Alan; Foster, Graham

doi:10.1111/jvh.12869

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Understanding hepatitis C intervention success - Qualitative findings from the HepCATT study (2018)
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Harris, M., Bonnington, O., Harrison, G., Hickman, M., Irving, W., Roberts, K., …Foster, G. (2018). Understanding hepatitis C intervention success - Qualitative findings from the HepCATT study. Journal of Viral Hepatitis, 25(7), 762-770. https://doi.org/10.1111/jvh.12869

The United Kingdom has committed to eliminating viral hepatitis as a public health threat. Innovative interventions for marginalized populations are required to realize this goal. In 2016, the HepCATT study team implemented a complex hepatitis C (HCV... Read More about Understanding hepatitis C intervention success - Qualitative findings from the HepCATT study.