1. Chronic Hepatitis C Virus Infection

3. HCV in the United States

4. The Prevalence of HCV Infection Is Increasing Worldwide

5. Risk Factors for Increased Progression of HCV-Related Liver Disease

6. Natural History of HCV Infection

7. Baby Boomers Have Highest Burden of HCV-Related Liver Disease

8. CDC Recommendations for Birth-Cohort (1945 to 1965) Screening

10. The Duke Experience Evaluating the Challenges and Impact of Birth Cohort Screening for Hepatitis C in the Primary Care Clinic

11. How Do We Implement HCV Screening?

12. The Duke Experience Barriers to HCV Screening

13. Evaluating Patients With Chronic HCV Infection A Changing Paradigm

14. Stage of Liver Disease

15. Noninvasive Alternatives to Liver Biopsy

16. Regimens With Similar Efficacy for Treatment-Naïve Patients With G1a Infection*

17. Regimens With Similar Efficacy for Treatment-Naïve Patients With G1b Infection*

18. Current Standard of HCV Care Potential for Treatment by Primary Care Providers

19. Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants Are Critical to Treating All in Need

20. Physicians Expanding the HCV Treatment Provider Base Beyond Hepatologists

21. Stay Current! Recommendations for Testing, Managing, and Treating Hepatitis C

22. It's About More Than the Cure

23. Incorporating Patient-Reported Outcome (PRO) Into Clinical Trials and Practice From Clinical Trials to Real World

24. Abbreviations

25. References

26. References (cont)

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28. References (cont)