Search Results - "Astone, Janetta M."
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Medical Examinations at Entry to Treatment for Drug Abuse as an Opportunity to Initiate Care for Hepatitis C Virus Infection
Published in Clinical infectious diseases (15-04-2005)“…Over the course of addiction, a substantial proportion of drug users enter drug abuse treatment programs. Data from a cross-sectional survey of drug abuse…”
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A comparison of HCV antibody testing in drug-free and methadone maintenance treatment programs in the United States
Published in Drug and alcohol dependence (08-03-2004)“…Drug treatment programs are uniquely situated to screen patients for antibodies for hepatitis C virus (HCV), an infectious disease that has reached epidemic…”
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The content and comprehensiveness of hepatitis C education in methadone maintenance and drug-free treatment units
Published in Journal of urban health (01-03-2004)“…Although drug users are at elevated risk for hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection, many are uniformed or misinformed about the virus. Drug treatment programs are…”
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Integrating hepatitis C services into existing HIV services: the experiences of a sample of U.S. drug treatment units
Published in AIDS patient care and STDs (01-02-2005)“…Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is the most prevalent blood-borne infectious disease in the United States, especially among drug users, and coinfection with HIV is…”
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Outpatient Drug Treatment Program Directors' Hepatitis C-Related Beliefs and Their Relationship to the Provision of HCV Services
Published in The American journal of drug and alcohol abuse (01-11-2004)“…The hepatitis C virus (HCV) continues to penetrate populations within the United States, especially within the drug-abusing population. Therefore, drug users…”
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Provision of on-site medical care to patients with hepatitis C in drug treatment units
Published in Journal of health care for the poor and underserved (01-11-2004)“…Substance abusers are at high risk for hepatitis C (HCV) infection and also constitute a group that is medically underserved and hard to reach. We conducted a…”
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Residential Substance User Treatment Programs as Venues for HCV Pharmacological Treatment: Client and Staff Perspectives
Published in Substance use & misuse (2005)“…Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is highly prevalent among drug users. While there are antiviral medications available to combat the virus, the medication…”
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Drug Treatment Programs as Sites of Opportunity for the Delivery of Hepatitis C Prevention Education: Client and Staff Perspectives
Published in Journal of drug issues (01-10-2004)“…This paper uses qualitative methods to examine both staff and clients' perceptions about the delivery of hepatitis C prevention education services at their…”
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Using latent class analysis to identify patterns of hepatitis C service provision in drug-free treatment programs in the U.S
Published in Drug and alcohol dependence (09-06-2006)“…Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is a global health problem, and in many countries (including the U.S.), illicit drug users constitute the group at greatest…”
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Research Note: Perspectives on the Hierarchy of HIV and Hepatitis C Disease: Consequences for Drug Treatment Program Patients
Published in Journal of drug issues (01-04-2010)“…Injection drug users (IDUs) face an increased risk of acquiring blood borne viral infections, including HIV and the hepatitis C virus (HCV). However, the…”
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HCV (Hepatitis C Virus) Pre-Test and Post-Test Counseling Services at Drug Treatment Programs: Missed Opportunities for Primary Prevention
Published in Contemporary drug problems (22-12-2005)“…Although drug users are at risk for hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection, many clients in drug treatment programs remain uninformed about their HCV serostatus…”
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Staff Perspectives on Facilitating the Implementation of Hepatitis C Services at Drug Treatment Programs
Published in Journal of psychoactive drugs (01-09-2006)“…Drug users are at risk of acquiring the hepatitis C virus (HCV). Although ancillary services available to clients at drug treatment programs are often limited,…”
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Hepatitis C Knowledge among Staff in U.S. Drug Treatment Programs
Published in Journal of drug education (01-01-2006)“…Staff in drug treatment programs are in an optimal position to support the hepatitis C related needs of their patients. To do so effectively, however, staff…”
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Correlates of Drug Treatment Program Staff's Self Efficacy to Support Their Clients' Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) Related Needs
Published in The American journal of drug and alcohol abuse (2007)“…Drug treatment staff are uniquely situated to support their clients' HCV related needs, and those with greater self efficacy to do so are more likely to…”
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Drug treatment programs' HCV service delivery to their HCV positive clients
Published in Addiction research & theory (01-01-2006)“…Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is the most common blood-borne infectious disease among drug users in the US. Drug treatment programs are ideally situated to…”
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Injection drug users and the provision of hepatitis C-related services in a nationwide sample of drug treatment programs
Published in The journal of behavioral health services & research (01-04-2004)“…Drug treatment facilities are important sites for providing targeted prevention and health services to injection drug users (IDUs) who are infected with the…”
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Perspectives On The Hierarchy Of HIV And Hepatitis C Disease: Consequences For Drug Treatment Program Patients
Published in Journal of drug issues (01-04-2010)“…Injection drug users (IDUs) face an increased risk of acquiring blood borne viral infections, including HIV and the hepatitis C virus (HCV). However, the…”
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