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DOI: 10.1055/s-0040-1716161
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Barrieren der Hepatitis-C-Virus (HCV) Elimination in Deutschland: warum erhalten diagnostizierte Patienten keine Therapie?

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“…As part of the DRUCK study the vast majority (81%) of participants indicated that they had been imprisoned at least once in life, 32% of them within the last year. The median overall term of imprisonment was three years and six months [23]. This is in line with other German studies asking about experiences of incarceration [24].…”
Section: Eight Years To Go Until 2030: Current Situation Among Prisonerssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…As part of the DRUCK study the vast majority (81%) of participants indicated that they had been imprisoned at least once in life, 32% of them within the last year. The median overall term of imprisonment was three years and six months [23]. This is in line with other German studies asking about experiences of incarceration [24].…”
Section: Eight Years To Go Until 2030: Current Situation Among Prisonerssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Die CURRENT 2.0-Studie erhob diesbezüglich Gründe gegen die Initiierung einer Therapie bei Patient*innen mit einer positiven HCV-Diagnose. Bei 28,0 % der HCV-Patient*innen wurde keine Therapie begonnen, PWID hatten signifikant geringere Raten des Behandlungsbeginns [18]. Als Hauptfaktoren für einen verzögerten Behandlungsbeginn wurden im "HIV?…”
Section: üBersichtsarbeit Thiemeunclassified