2001
DOI: 10.1111/j.1755-6686.2001.tb00158.x
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Hepatitis C virus: Overview of clinical and technical perspectives

Abstract: The increasing incidence/prevalence of hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection in dialysis patients is a cause for concern. In particular, the problem of possible transmission of HCV within a dialysis unit needs to be investigated from both a clinical and technical perspective and substantial evidence generated to support future management. Nosocomial transmission has been repeatedly recognised as a major factor in the spread of HCV. Professional negligence and patient naivety can result in the rapid development of … Show more

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“…I began with a literature review and telephone enquiries to other renal units. The literature review was fruitful (20), yet both this and the telephone enquiries left me feeling that there were large gaps in both knowledge and data on HCV. I felt that I needed further insight into the incidence and the management of patients who are positive of HCV so I submitted the proposal for the research project.…”
Section: Ejl: Heather Jayesekera (Research and Practice Development Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…I began with a literature review and telephone enquiries to other renal units. The literature review was fruitful (20), yet both this and the telephone enquiries left me feeling that there were large gaps in both knowledge and data on HCV. I felt that I needed further insight into the incidence and the management of patients who are positive of HCV so I submitted the proposal for the research project.…”
Section: Ejl: Heather Jayesekera (Research and Practice Development Smentioning
confidence: 99%