Feasibility, effectiveness and cost of a decentralized HCV care model among the general population in Delhi, India

Feasibility, effectiveness and cost of a decentralized HCV care model among the general population in Delhi, India

Background and aims: India has a significant burden of hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection and has committed to achieving national elimination by 2030. This will require a substantial scale-up in testing and treatment. The “HEAD-Start Project Delhi” aimed to enhance HCV diagnosis and treatment pathway...

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Main Authors: Adee, M. (Author), Chhatwal, J. (Author), Easterbrook, P. (Author), Gaeddert, M. (Author), Gupta, E. (Author), Katapur, P. (Author), Markby, J. (Author), Miglani, S. (Author), Murya, M. (Author), Ramachandran, B.E (Author), Ruiz, R.J., III (Author), Sarin, S. (Author), Sarin, S.K (Author), Shilton, S. (Author), Soni, D. (Author), Tewatia, N. (Author), Tyshkovskiy, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: John Wiley and Sons Inc 2022
Subjects:
adult
Adult
Article
blood cell count
blood sampling
cohort analysis
controlled study
cost effectiveness analysis
daclatasvir
decentralization
disease burden
Feasibility Studies
feasibility study
female
Female
follow up
health care cost
health service
Hepacivirus
hepatitis C
Hepatitis C
hospital department
human
human experiment
Humans
India
liver function
major clinical study
male
Male
mass screening
middle aged
Middle Aged
multicenter study
observational study
outcomes research
outpatient department
patient referral
prevalence
primary health care
Prospective Studies
prospective study
public hospital
'realtime hcv'
simplification
sofosbuvir
treatment duration
virus load
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