31. National Hepatitis C Prevention Strategy
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There is a national strategy for hepatitis C
prevention - and yes, this was developed by CDC almost 4 years
ago. It wasn't really well vetted for a number of
reasons that were kind of the expediency of the time. But, what goes around this national strategy
are things about communication, issues around how we put prevention
programs at the local level - and that includes not just health
departments, but clinical care settings, how advocacy groups are
involved and patient support groups are involved. It defines issues around surveillance and
evaluation and it defines issues of the need for additional research.
We don't have all of the answers. But this doesn't exist for hepatitis A or
for hepatitis B, or for all of these being put together as a single
entity.
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30. No National Strategy for Viral Hepatitis Prevention and Control
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32. Examples - What Should a National Strategy Address?
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