Targeting Viral Hepatitis: A Road Map for Providers

Medscape Education, in partnership with HealthHIV and HealthHCV, is pleased to announce the release of an education curriculum featuring expert perspectives on the prevention and management of viral hepatitis.

Activities in the Series

• How Do You Stack Up? Case Challenges in Guideline-Based Management of Viral Hepatitis
  Assess your ability to screen for hepatitis B and hepatitis C.
• Are Your Workflows Working? Embedding Hepatitis Screening and Vaccination Into Routine Care
  Integrate evidence-based recommendations and practical strategies to enhance hepatitis care.
• Closing the Loop: Smarter Workflows for Hepatitis Screening and Prevention
  How can you engage patients in discussions about viral hepatitis?

Audiences

This educational curriculum is intended for a US audience of infectious disease specialists, primary care physicians, obstetrician/gynecologists, emergency medicine physicians, urgent care physicians, gastroenterologists, nurses, nurse practitioners, and physician’s assistants, and other healthcare professionals involved in the screening and treatment of viral hepatitis.

Continuing Education

Up to 1.75 continuing education credits (CME / ABIM MOC / CE) are available upon completion of these activities. This curriculum is available free of charge.

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