NYC Health Department & Empire Liver Foundation with the HCV Clinical Exchange Network present
Fighting for your patients
Successful prior authorization tips from the pros
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Last Updated on January 25, 2020 by HepFree NYC
A network building capacity to prevent, manage and treat hepatitis B and C in NYC
Successful prior authorization tips from the pros
Last Updated on January 25, 2020 by HepFree NYC
This opportunity is currently closed. This page will be updated when a new application cycle opens. AIDS Institute Drug User Health Capacity Building Initiative in January 2020. All Article 28 facilities are eligible to apply. Applications are due December 18, 2019. For more in...
New HBV CME Course PRIME Education, LLC (PRIME®) has a new accredited educational program, and they are working with many of our HBV physician leaders: “Sustainable Linkage to Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) Care in Community Clinics.” A limited number of pre-qualified healthcare cl...
NYC tele-mentoring program to empower clinicians to be able to manage patients diagnosed with Hepatitis C using the most current treatment options.
his presentation includes tips from providers experienced with advocating successfully for hepatitis C medication coverage for their patients.
This one hour hepatitis C (HCV) educational webinar will provide clinical and non-clinical providers an in-depth look into improving the HCV care continuum through a group treatment approach. Dr. Russell Perry and his team will present results of their patient-centered group trea...
Below is a description of the Bridge HCV training offered in collaboration with Exchange CME ADDICTION CENTERS Credit: 1.0 hour inclusive of CME/CNE/CE credit provided by Purdue University. Audience: 10-15 participants inclusive of clinical as well as non-clinical staff – s...
The Hepatitis Clinical Training Program aims to increase the number of NYC clinicians who identify and and care for hepatitis B and C according to national guidelines
The primary goals of the Manual are to increase advocates' knowledge about available HCV tests and treatments and to jumpstart discussions on advocacy strategies that can be used to open up affordable access for more people with HCV.

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