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- Module 8 Overview
HCV Test and Cure - 0%Lesson 1
Epidemiology and Natural HistoryActivities- 0%Lesson 2
Screening, Diagnosis, and PreventionActivities- 2A.Core Concepts
- 2B.Interpretation of HCV Diagnostic Laboratory Test Results
- 2C.Strategies for Implementing Hepatitis C Virus Point-of-Care Testing
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Pretreatment Evaluation and Fibrosis StagingActivities- 3A.Core Concepts
- 3B.FibroScan: A Clinician's Guide
- 3C.Calculating FIB-4 Score
- 3D.Calculating a CTP Score
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HCV Simplified TreatmentActivities- 4A.Core Concepts
- 4B.HCV Point of Care Testing and the Test and Treat Approach
- 4C.Simplified Treatment Criteria
- 4D.Recommended Regimens for Simplified Treatment Approach
- 4E.Follow up After the HCV Test and Treat Approach
- 4F.Initiation of HCV Treatment in Person with Alcohol Use Disorder
- 4G.Glecaprevir-Pibrentasvir Treatment with Compensated Cirrhosis
- 4H.Sofosbuvir-Velapatasvir Treatment with Compensated Cirrhosis
- 4I.Drug Interactions with Glecaprevir-Pibrentasvir
- 4J.Drug Interactions with Sofosbuvir-Velpatasvir
- 4K.Management of Treatment Interruption with less than 7 Missed Days
- 4L.Management of Treatment Interruption After Missing 8-20 Days
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Follow-Up and Promoting Liver HealthActivity 4F. Initiation of HCV Treatment in Person with Alcohol Use Disorder
Learning Objective Performance Indicators
- Provide a rationale for treating all people with HCV except persons with less than a 12-month life expectancy
- Adhere to inclusion and exclusion criteria for who is eligible to receive simplified HCV treatment
- Choose an appropriate recommended regimen for simplified HCV treatment
- Conduct laboratory monitoring for persons receiving simplified HCV treatment, including assessment for sustained virologic response
- Manage incomplete treatment adherence based on time into treatment and number of days of missed doses
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This activity has a Check on Learning question. - Show QuestionA 39-year-old man with chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is seen in a clinic for evaluation of a skin abscess. He has injected heroin for about 7 years. A recent HIV test is negative. He is interested in HCV treatment and states he has a stable living situation.What should be recommended for this man regarding HCV treatment?
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