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Ontario Hepatitis Nursing Program

The Hep C At A Glance guide (provided as links on the right hand side bottom of this page) is a quick reference to important information about Hep C. It answers some basic questions about Hep C. It is easy to understand and can be used by both healthcare workers and people who are affected by Hep C.
Please note that this guide contains general information about Hep C. It should not be considered all-inclusive. For more detailed information about Hep C, please refer to the references that have been provided.
These pages were developed (with permission) from the booklet originally published by the Sandy Hill Community Health Centre.


Phone/Appointments: 705.541.2235

Fax: 705.945.7599

Satellite location: 3rd floor, 262 Queen Street East, Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 1Y7
Availability: Open to the community for pre-scheduled appointments only typically 8:30 am to noon and 1:00 - 5:00 pm weekdays (except holidays). Referrals from primary care providers or self-referrals are accepted.

The Ontario Hepatitis Nursing Program is based at the Group Health Centre. A specially trained nurse helps people with hepatitis C (and co-infected patients with Hep B or HIV) get the nursing care and support that they require to complete their treatment program and lead healthier and more active lives.

The goal of the Ontario Hepatitis Nursing Program is to increase treatment capacity, particularly in under services communities and where the prevalence of Hepatitis C is high, and to improve the health of Ontarians living with Hepatitis C.

Studies have shown that up to 90% of patients are able to complete their treatment with nursing support compared to only 30% who do so with no support.

For more information, call Cathy Woldanski at 705-541-2235.



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