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Managing hepatitis C in general practice settings

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Type: On-demand
Recorded: 10 Mar 2025

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Managing hepatitis C in general practice settings

On-demand recorded 10 Mar 2025

The NSW Hepatitis C Strategy 2022 - 2025 lays the foundation for achieving hepatitis C elimination in NSW by 2028. Within the Strategy, General Practice settings are key to eliminate hepatitis C and preventing hepatitis-related complications including cancers.

This session aims to increase GP confidence in hepatitis C testing and treatment and how to support patients living with HCV in general practice settings.

Learning outcomes

Identify priority populations for hepatitis C testing.
Discuss hepatitis C testing options.
Discuss hepatitis C treatment and how to prescribe.
Discuss patients require specialist care and referral options.

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Facilitator

Dr Nada Andric
General Practitioner at Earlwood General Practice in Sydney, and Head of Prevocational Education at GP Synergy

Apart from medical education, her special interests are in the health of marginalised populations and viral hepatitis management. She is also interested in providing wholistic care of people with severe and enduring mental illness. Her research interests are in primary care provision of hepatitis C treatments.

Speaker

Dr Scott Davison
Staff Specialist, Liverpool Hospital

Dr Davison is a Staff Specialist at the Liverpool Hospital and a conjoint lecturer at the UNSW. Dr Davison is dedicated to the provision of high quality medical care to a broad population of the community with a focus on liver health, cancer prevention and management, and viral hepatitis. He has extensive clinical experience in chronic viral hepatitis B and C, and contributes to clinical research in the management of these conditions. He has been an educator and speaker in various capacities in relation to these topics, with a particular interest in chronic viral hepatitis in Indigenous Australians.

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