Symposium - Community & Social Research Theme - A community lens on the viral hepatitis cascade of care
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| Tuesday, August 14, 2018 |
| 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM |
| Hall M (Ground Floor) |
Details
Learning Objectives - What is the Cascade of Care, and why should we care?;
- How is the individual experience included in the Cascade of Care?;
- How can we respond in different or innovative ways to respond to the cascade of care gaps?;
- What is in the pipeline that might affect our future work
Speaker
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Hepatitis B and the cascade of care: Testing vs screening vs diagnosis vs chronic infection vs infectious vs liver disease
4:20 PM - 4:35 PMBiography
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Panel Members: Michael Ninburg, Lynnaire Matthews, Sione Crawford, Jack Wallace, Jillian White, Nafisa Yussf , Daniel Gallant
4:50 PM - 5:30 PMBrief Overview
• How do we communicate what matters to people living with viral hepatitis?
• What research agenda emerges when we apply a community lens to the cascade of care?
• Can we imagine other ways to provide care when we look at the cascade of care through a community lens?
• How can we make the cascade of care relevant to people with viral hepatitis? And should we?
• What research agenda emerges when we apply a community lens to the cascade of care?
• Can we imagine other ways to provide care when we look at the cascade of care through a community lens?
• How can we make the cascade of care relevant to people with viral hepatitis? And should we?
Biography
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