The London Joint Working Group on Substance Use and Hepatitis C (LJWG) have updated their 2011 London Consensus to make it relevant to the NHS in London today, in the era of new treatments and opportunities.
Resources
Medical professional
Around 216,000 people in the UK are living with hepatitis C so it is important that all medical professionals have access to the latest training, information and advice on hepatitis C management. Find here links to relevant materials for clinicians, nurses, GPs, prison healthcare staff and other medical professionals.
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Practical steps to eliminating hepatitis C: A consensus for London
UK, England, Greater London Nov 2014 Reports & Research PDF -
Lancashire Liver Disease Profile
This document, produced by Public Health England, provides an overview of liver disease in Lancashire. It includes key facts on hepatitis C in Lancashire, as well as a section on 'Questions you should ask locally', which aims to improve local prioritisation and management of hepatitis C.UK, England, North West Nov 2014 Reports & Research PDF -
Birmingham Liver Disease Profile
This document, produced by Public Health England, provides an overview of liver disease in Birmingham. It includes key facts on hepatitis C in Birmingham, as well as a section on 'Questions you should ask locally', which aims to improve local prioritisation and management of hepatitis C.UK, England, West Midlands Nov 2014 Reports & Research PDF -
Manchester Liver Disease Profile
This document, produced by Public Health England, provides an overview of liver disease in Manchester. It includes key facts on hepatitis C in Manchester, as well as a section on 'Questions you should ask locally', which aims to improve local prioritisation and management of hepatitis C.UK, England, North West Nov 2014 Reports & Research PDF -
Bradford Liver Disease Profile
This document, produced by Public Health England, provides an overview of liver disease in Bradford. It includes key facts on hepatitis C in Bradford, as well as a section on 'Questions you should ask locally', which aims to improve local prioritisation and management of hepatitis C.UK, England, Yorkshire and the Humber Nov 2014 Reports & Research PDF -
Leeds Liver Disease Profile
This document, produced by Public Health England, provides an overview of liver disease in Leeds. It includes key facts on hepatitis C in Leeds, as well as a section on 'Questions you should ask locally', which aims to improve local prioritisation and management of hepatitis C.UK, England, Yorkshire and the Humber Nov 2014 Reports & Research PDF -
Lambeth Liver Disease Profile
This document, produced by Public Health England, provides an overview of liver disease in Lambeth. It includes key facts on hepatitis C in Lambeth, as well as a section on 'Questions you should ask locally', which aims to improve local prioritisation and management of hepatitis C.UK, England, Greater London Nov 2014 Reports & Research PDF -
Sheffield Liver Disease Profile
This document, produced by Public Health England, provides an overview of liver disease in Sheffield. It includes key facts on hepatitis C in Sheffield, as well as a section on 'Questions you should ask locally', which aims to improve local prioritisation and management of hepatitis C.UK, England, Yorkshire and the Humber Nov 2014 Reports & Research PDF -
Camden Liver Disease Profile
This document, produced by Public Health England, provides an overview of liver disease in Camden. It includes key facts on hepatitis C in Camden, as well as a section on 'Questions you should ask locally', which aims to improve local prioritisation and management of hepatitis C.UK, England, Greater London Nov 2014 Reports & Research PDF -
Nottinghamshire Liver Disease Profile
This document, produced by Public Health England, provides an overview of liver disease in Nottinghamshire. It includes key facts on hepatitis C in Nottinghamshire, as well as a section on 'Questions you should ask locally', which aims to improve local prioritisation and management of hepatitis C.UK, England, East of England Nov 2014 Reports & Research PDF