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Do you see patients with hepatitis B or hepatitis C?

Published 29 November 2021

The Ethnic Communities of Queensland has free GP resource packs, translated resources for your patients, and offer free fribroscan assessments for people from multicultural backgrounds (including non-Medicare Card holders) who have been diagnosed with HBV or HCV.

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The guidelines for monitoring hepatitis B have also been updated to recommend fibrosis assessment every 12 months.

The Ethnic Communities of Queensland (ECCQ) can help with:

  • free Fibroscan for people from multicultural backgrounds who have been diagnosed with HBV or HCV including non-Medicare Card holders
  • free GP resource packs with the latest hepatitis, HIV and STI guidelines, decision making tools, information, and referral forms
  • free short lunch or morning/afternoon tea information session (light lunch or morning/afternoon teas will be provided)
  • free translated resources to assist in the education of your patients
  • free support and education for patients, their family and community by highly trained bi-lingual community health workers in multiple languages

The ASHM Decision Making in Hepatitis B - 2021 update document provides the latest updates, in addition to the resources on ECCQ's website.

If you would like more information or would like to refer a patient please see our webpage at www.eccq.com.au/bbv or contact Marrianne Black RN at ECCQ on (07) 3291 1214 or 0466 042 799 or email marrianneb@eccq.com.au

Last updated: 23 February 2022