1. Community Advocacy for HCV: Identify, Link to Care, and Treat to Prevent

3. HCV in Austin, Texas The Early Days

4. Austin Hepatitis Clinic Opened in 1998

5. Epidemiology and Demographics of HCV Infection in the Austin Community Fastest Rise in Number of New HCV Cases in Young PWID

6. Treatment of HCV Infection From No Hope to Cure in Less Than 30 Years

7. Benefits of Curing Chronic HCV Infection

8. The Face of HCV Infection

9. Low-Threshold HCV Care Knocking Down the Barriers Is the Key to Success

11. Acute HCV Among Persons Aged ≤ 30 Years Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia, 2006-2012

12. Recommendations for the Identification of Chronic HCV Infection in Persons Born During 1945-1965

13. Identify  Screen  Link to Care  Treat to Prevent

14. Tele-Education: The Future of Curing Chronic HCV Infection Project ECHO Texas: Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center

15. Advocating for the Patient: Early Access to the First Interferon-Free Therapy

16. Patient Navigator for HCV Screening and Linkage to Care Walking the Talk

17. The Treatment Cascade for Chronic HCV Infection in the United States

18. Patient Navigator Bridging the Gap Between Screening and Linkage to Care

19. Adherence to Treatment Is Critical

20. Preventing Reinfection Care Doesn’t Stop With the Cure

21. Expanding the HCV Treater Pool Bringing Value to the Community

22. Abbreviations