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The HCV care cascade for children and young people in British Columbia, Canada: a large, linked administrative population-based cohort study

Dahn Jeong,Margo Pearce,Amanda Yu,Laura Sauve,Richard A. Schreiber,Sofia Bartlett, Muhammad Furqan Waleed,Makuza Jean Damascene,Prince Adu,Jane Buxton,Hector Velasquez,Mawuena Binka,Chelsea Elwood,David GoldFarb,Hasina Samji,Stanley Wong,Maria Alvarez,Neora Pick,Naveed Janjua

Journal of Hepatology（2022）

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Conclusion:Preliminary results show that HCVST via an online distribution model, compared with standard testing services, significantly increased the uptake of HCV testing among key populations.The outcomes of this study can further provide critical evidence about testing uptake, linkage to care, acceptability and any social harm due to HCVST.
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hcv care cascade,cohort study,british columbia,canada,population-based
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