National AETC Support Center (NASC) | Supporting HIV Education for Health Care Professionals

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Join the Tennessee Department of Health for an educational Project ECHO session exploring the role of genotyping and resistance testing in hepatitis C (HCV) care. Participants will learn how these tools can inform clinical decision-making and support effective, individualized HCV treatment strategies.

Objectives

Identify scenarios when HCV genotyping is recommended
Determine when resistance testing should be considered
Describe how insurance requirements may differ from HCV guidelines

Speaker

Clark Allen, PharmD, CSP
Regional One Health

For inquiry, contact [email protected]

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Tennessee Department of Health Hepatitis C Virus Project ECHO - Hepatitis C: The Role of Genotyping and Resistance Testing

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