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Patient-centered care, like peer support groups, can improve hepatitis C treatment access for vulnerable populations. However, challenges in implementing these strategies persist, hindering widespread adoption and effectiveness.

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  • Hepatology
  • Public Health
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Background:

  • Hepatitis C treatment access is limited by numerous barriers within the healthcare system.
  • Vulnerable populations face particular difficulties in engaging with curative hepatitis C treatment pathways.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose patient-centered care strategies to enhance hepatitis C treatment initiation and engagement.
  • To highlight community-based educational peer support groups as a key strategy.

Main Methods:

  • The study proposes an investment in patient-centered care models.
  • Focuses on the implementation of community-based educational peer support groups.

Main Results:

  • Patient-centered strategies are identified as crucial for addressing treatment access barriers.
  • Community-based peer support shows potential for engaging vulnerable populations.

Conclusions:

  • Investment in patient-centered care is recommended to improve hepatitis C treatment outcomes.
  • Persistent barriers to implementing these strategies require further attention and solutions.