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Jaime L Winn1, Elie M Francis1, Suzanne E Shealy1
1is a clinical psychologist, is an attending psychiatrist, is a clinical psychologist, is a retired licensed practical nurse, is a retired registered nurse, is a retired registered nurse, and is an attending psychiatrist, all at the James A. Haley Veterans' Hospital in Tampa, Florida. is an advanced registered nurse practitioner at American Lake Division of the VA Puget Sound Healthcare System in Lakewood, Washington. Dr. Winn is an assistant professor, Dr. Francis is an associate professor, Dr. Shealy is an assistant professor, and Dr. Gonzales-Nolas is an assistant professor, all at the University of South Florida in Tampa.
An accelerated dosing program for hepatitis A and B vaccination among veterans receiving treatment for addictive disorders was successfully implemented, although many veterans with hepatitis C did not complete the immunization series.
An accelerated dosing program for hepatitis A and B vaccination among veterans receiving treatment for addictive disorders was successfully implemented, although many veterans with hepatitis C did not complete the immunization series.
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