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This guideline is intended to guide health care providers caring for persons who have experienced significant exposure to blood and/or body fluids in the work place or community setting.

In this report, we present an Inuit cultural model of health and well-being, identify and describe eight social determinants of community health, and use these elements to structure the presentation…

The landscape in hepatitis C is changing. New hepatitis C treatments have dramatically increased cure rates, shortened treatment durations and have few side ...

CATIE organized a national knowledge exchange meeting on February 11–12, 2015, to tackle some of the challenges raised by the changing hepatitis C landscape ...

In Canada, there is no one model of program integration in hepatitis C. The range of organizations and services available and the way in which hepatitis C ...

Integrated hepatitis C programming is operationalized in a variety of ways. There are a number of approaches to integrating prevention, testing, treatment and ...

Fragmented health services create barriers to access, quality care and positive health outcomes, especially for marginalized or vulnerable populations. An ...

The burden of hepatitis C is carried by populations that are underserved by mainstream health services, including people who use injection drugs, people who are ...

Programs throughout the country are providing hepatitis C services for priority populations across the continuum of care. Although there are differences between ...

The following recommendations highlight program-level approaches and mechanisms that are factors of success in the development of integrated models of care that ...

The following recommendations detail the organizational-level approaches and mechanisms that are key success factors in the development of integrated models of ...

Injection drug use[fn]There were 2 break-out groups discussing priority directions for people who use drugs at the deliberative dialogue.  This section ...