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Summary report: Hepatitis C services during and beyond Covid-19 webinar - June 2020
With the Covid-19 outbreak having caused significant disruption to healthcare services, including those for hepatitis C, HCV Action organised a webinar to discuss how services have been affected in different areas across the country and explore how hepatitis C services can most effectively be re-established as we emerge from the early phase of the outbreak. This report provides a summary of the remarks from each of the four speakers and the Q&A which followed.England 24 Jun 2020 Reports & Research, Tools & Templates, Strategy & Planning PDF -
HCV Action webinar: Hepatitis C services during and beyond Covid-19
With the Covid-19 outbreak having caused significant disruption to healthcare services, including those for hepatitis C, this webinar was organised to discuss how services have been affected in different areas across the country and explore how hepatitis C services can most effectively be re-established as we emerge from the early phase of the outbreak. The webinar featured contributions from the following speakers: • Mark Gillyon-Powell - Head of Programme, HCV Elimination, NHS England & NHS Improvement • Dr Steve Ryder - Chair, HCV Action and Clinical Lead, Nottingham Hepatitis C ODNEngland 22 Jun 2020 Training, Strategy & Planning Video -
Drug-related infectious diseases in Europe: Update from the EMCDDA expert network, 2020
This 2020 update on drug-related infectious diseases from the EMCDDA (European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction) aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the current situation with regard to the epidemiological picture of drug-related infectious diseases in Europe up to January 2020. It highlights some recent innovative responses to the problem and argues that early diagnosis through testing as well as improving links to treatment and care are crucial steps towards reaching global health goals.UK, Rest of World Reports & Research, Strategy & Planning PDF -
Guidance on Contingency Planning for People who use Drugs and COVID-19: Version 2.0
This Scottish Drugs Forum-produced guidance is aimed at those planning and designing services as well as those managing and delivering services for people who use drugs, in particular those people on opioid substitution therapy (OST) and people who inject drugs. The guidance includes a section on blood borne virus (BBV) testing, noting that "all delayed BBV results from dry blood spot tests must be proactively followed up in a timely manner once COVID-19 related restrictions allow".Scotland 13 May 2020 Tools & Templates, Strategy & Planning PDF -
Delivering health and care for people who sleep rough
Published in March 2020, this report from The King's Fund on health and care for people who sleep rough focusses on reducing barriers people face to accessing healthcare services and on commissioning appropriate services. The report argues that to improve health outcomes for people sleeping rough we need local authorities to team up with charities and community services; we need both a population health approach and a place-based approach; we need co-production with people with lived experience of sleeping rough; and we need staff working with this group to be properly recruited and supported.UK Reports & Research, Strategy & Planning PDF -
Routemap to eliminating hepatitis C in London: The Opportunity
On 2nd March 2020, the London Joint Working Group on Substance Use and Hepatitis C (LJWG) launched a 'Routemap to eliminating hepatitis C in London'. This document sets out the opportunities for improving hepatitis C care in London, based around five pillars of improvement: reducing stigma; engaging people who are under-served by traditional health systems; working with GPs to find the undiagnosed; reducing pathway attrition; aligning hepatitis C and HIV public health efforts.UK, Greater London Reports & Research, Strategy & Planning PDF -
Leave No One Behind: Engaging and empowering people in hepatitis C care and treatment through peer support
This report provides an overview of The Hepatitis C Trust's peer-to-peer support work, outlining the various ways the charity's peers supports people at risk of or living with hepatitis C, detailing the results the peer project has achieved and explaining challenges that have been overcome in delivering the programme.UK 30 Jan 2020 Reports & Research, Strategy & Planning PDF -
The Hepatitis C Trust: Peer-to-peer programme
This video provides an overview of The Hepatitis C Trust's peer-to-peer support work, which involves staff and volunteer peers with lived experience of hepatitis C providing support to those at risk of and living with hepatitis C, raising awareness and supporting access to testing and treatment.UK 30 Jan 2020 Training, Tools & Templates, Strategy & Planning Video -
HCV Action good practice roadshow, South East prisons: Presentations
Presentations from speakers at the HCV Action good practice roadshow held in Woking on November 28th 2019 focusing on best practice in testing and treating people with hepatitis C in prisons. Presentations covered good practice from around England as well as a national overview on the hepatitis C elimination deal from the National Lead for Public Health in secure and detained settings.UK, South East 06 Dec 2019 Training, Reports & Research, Strategy & Planning PDF -
Summary report: Hepatitis C good practice prisons roadshow, South East England - December 2019
This report provides a summary of the good practice hepatitis C roadshow held by HCV Action and NHS England Health and Justice on 28th December 2019. The report includes summaries of the presentations and workshops held on the day and attendees' reflections and pledges for action.South East Reports & Research, Strategy & Planning PDF