Best practices for engaging with affected communities: chronic hepatitis B as a case study

Best practices for engaging with affected communities: chronic hepatitis B as a case study

Abstract Hepatitis B is the single most common cause of liver cancer, affecting > 250 million people worldwide (mostly in resource limited communities) and killing > 1 million people annually. The condition is marked by poor rates of diagnosis (14%) and treatment (8% of eligible individuals)....

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Main Authors: Thomas Tu, Nafisa Yussf, Lien Tran, Kim Ngo, Su Wang, Adi Mondel, Isabelle Purcell, Jacki Chen, Wendy Lo, Bright Ansah, Kenneth Kabagambe, Soumen Basu, Dee Lee, Supa Chantschool, Chris Munoz, Ivana Dragojevic, Marko Korenjak, Fiona Borondy-Jenkins, Yasmin Ibrahim, Beatrice Zovich, Chari Cohen
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: BMC 2025-03-01
Series:Infectious Diseases of Poverty
Subjects:
Lived experience
Consumer engagement
Expert consensus
Patient advocacy
Community research
Policy development
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1186/s40249-025-01288-7
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