Opportunities to Enhance Linkage to Hepatitis C Care Among Hospitalized People With Recent Drug Dependence in New South Wales, Australia: A Population-based Linkage Study
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We aimed to assess the extent to which people with hepatitis C virus (HCV) notification, including those with evidence of recent drug dependence, are hospitaliz
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| Authors | Valerio, Heather;Alavi, Maryam;Law, Matthew;McManus, Hamish;Tillakeratne, Shane;Bajis, Sahar;Martinello, Marianne;Matthews, Gail V;Amin, Janaki;Janjua, Naveed Z;Krajden, Mel;George, Jacob;Degenhardt, Louisa;Grebely, Jason;Dore, Gregory J; |
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