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- 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 ...
- It is critical to appreciate the tremendous cultural, linguistic, and socio-economic diversity across and within Indigenous communities, with over half of the ...
- While immigrants and newcomers to Canada are healthier than their Canadian counterparts when they arrive (the healthy immigrant effect,[fn]Gushulak B, Pottie K, ...
- CATIE. Backgrounder: Context for CATIE’s National Deliberative Dialogue on Integrated Hepatitis C Programming and Services, January 2015. . List of ...