Identifying barriers and enablers to opt-out hepatitis C virus screening in provincial prisons in Quebec, Canada: A multilevel, multi-theory informed qualitative study with correctional and healthcare professional stakeholders
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Saavedra, A., et al., Identifying barriers and enablers to opt-out hepatitis C virus screening in provincial prisons in Quebec, Canada: A multilevel, multi-theory informed qualitative study with correctional and healthcare professional stakeholders. International Journal of Drug Policy, vol. 109, 2022, 16 p.
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Prisión, Exclusión social, Hepatitis, Detección, Tests, Actitudes usuarios, Toma de decisiones, Actitudes personal, Servicios de salud, Servicios sociales, Factor de riesgo, Factor de protección, Estudio cualitativo, Canadá
Prisión, Exclusión social, Hepatitis, Detección, Tests, Actitudes usuarios, Toma de decisiones, Actitudes personal, Servicios de salud, Servicios sociales, Factor de riesgo, Factor de protección, Estudio cualitativo, Canadá
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