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Topic: Focus on Triple Therapy in Patient Populations at High Risk for HCV in the
Community Health Setting

Listen to HCV experts, Doctors Gardenier, Jeffers, and Pearlman, as they address timely, clinically relevant topics on the management and treatment of HCV for patient populations at high risk in the urban setting, the homeless, those with injection drug use, those formerly incarcerated, minorities, and the impoverished and underserved.

Donald Gardenier, DNP, FNP-BC
Mount Sinai School of Medicine

Lennox J. Jeffers, MD
University of Miami School of Medicine

Brian L. Pearlman, MD
Atlanta Medical Center

  Part 1
Focusing on Patient Populations at High Risk for HCV in the Community Health Setting

  Part 2
New Treatment Paradigms for HCV

  Part 3
Integrated Models of Care for Patients with HCV

 

 

Topic: Focus on Triple Therapy in Patients with Comorbidities
Listen to HCV experts, Doctors Ho, Morgan, and Sjogren, as they address timely, clinically relevant topics on the management and treatment of HCV for patients with comorbidities such as drug abuse, alcoholism, and psychological issues.

Samuel B. Ho, MD
University of California, San Diego

Timothy R. Morgan, MD
University of California, Irvine

Maria H. Sjogren, MD, MPH, FACP, FACG
Walter Reed Army Medical Center

  Part 1
Focusing on Patient Populations with Comorbidities

  Part 2
New Treatment Paradigms for HCV

  Part 3
Integrated Models of Care for Patients with HCV