ASHM works with healthcare professionals and leading experts to produce clinical resources, tools, and awareness-raising campaigns around the prevention and treatment of hepatitis C.
Towards the elimination of hepatitis C through collaboration and education
Providing reliable advice on hepatitis C testing and treatment through clinical practice tools and guidelines.
Empowering healthcare workers with the knowledge to manage and cure hepatitis C in primary care settings.
Collaborating with general practices to expand hepatitis C case-finding efforts and connect more people to the care.
Number of hepatitis C courses and forums (includes OLMS, f2f courses, and forums)
Health professionals who have taken ASHM hepatitis C training (number of attendees at hepatitis C courses)
Hepatitis C resources developed (guidelines, OLMs, Beyond the C resources)
This Testing Policy has been developed as a concise source of standardised, currently available information to inform those involved in ordering and performing hepatitis C testing.
Beyond the C is a national partnership program with General Practice, to find people who may be living with Hepatitis C, engage and connect them with care.
The Viral Hepatitis Mapping Project aims to improve understanding of chronic hepatitis B (CHB) and C (CHC) in Australia by examining regional variations in prevalence and care uptake.
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