Consideration of gender in diagnosis and management of blood-borne viruses: The case of hepatitis C

Olsen, Anna; Temple-Smith, Meredith; Banwell, Cathy

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Consideration of gender in diagnosis and management of blood-borne viruses: The case of hepatitis C

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2013

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Olsen, Anna

Temple-Smith, Meredith

Banwell, Cathy

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CSIRO Publishing

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Gender-sensitive health education and clinical management are key components of successful care for people living with chronic illness, yet there is little research available on the specific needs of women living with hepatitis C viral (HCV) infection. Th

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Australian Journal of Primary Health

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10.1071/PY11127

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