Treatment of Key Populations and Unique Situations
Management of Health Care Personnel Exposed to HCV
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Perinatal HCV TransmissionActivitiesLesson 5. Management of Health Care Personnel Exposed to HCV
Learning Objective Performance Indicators
- List the definition of health care personnel
- Estimate the risk of HCV seroconversion after an occupational exposure to HCV that involves a needlestick injury
- Describe management of health care personnel exposed to HCV, based on type and nature of exposure
- Summarize monitoring and follow-up testing of health care personnel after occupational exposure to HCV
- Discuss the treatment approach for health care personnel who acquire HCV from an occupational exposure
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Learning Objective Performance Indicators
- List the definition of health care personnel
- Estimate the risk of HCV seroconversion after an occupational exposure to HCV that involves a needlestick injury
- Describe management of health care personnel exposed to HCV, based on type and nature of exposure
- Summarize monitoring and follow-up testing of health care personnel after occupational exposure to HCV
- Discuss the treatment approach for health care personnel who acquire HCV from an occupational exposure
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