Revista espanola de enfermedades digestivas · 2021
Hepatitis C in homeless people: reaching a hard-to-reach population.
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Alfranca Rebeca, Salvans Mercè, López Carmen, Giralt Cristina, Ramírez Marissa, Calvo Fran
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: the aim of this study was to analyze the process of detection and treatment of hepatitis C in individuals experiencing homelessness (IEH).
METHODS: an analytical cross-sectional study was performed in a Primary Care center. The center screened and registered patients with a positive hepatitis C antibody test and referred them to the Digestive Service.
RESULTS: finally, 8.3 % presented with a positive HCV antibody test, of which six were patients who had already received treatment. Of those who had not received treatment, one patient was successfully treated; 30.8 % of the total could not be located or did not wish to participate.
CONCLUSION: community coordination and the use of rapid tests would improve detection.
METHODS: an analytical cross-sectional study was performed in a Primary Care center. The center screened and registered patients with a positive hepatitis C antibody test and referred them to the Digestive Service.
RESULTS: finally, 8.3 % presented with a positive HCV antibody test, of which six were patients who had already received treatment. Of those who had not received treatment, one patient was successfully treated; 30.8 % of the total could not be located or did not wish to participate.
CONCLUSION: community coordination and the use of rapid tests would improve detection.