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The Multidimensional Burden of Hepatitis C and Its Treatment: A Case Study
Gastroenterology Nursing, 06/17/09
Taylor-Young P et al. - The results of this study can assist healthcare providers to understand what individuals experience in the course of HCV infection and its treatment. This knowledge will assist them to provide effective patient-centered care. To provide such care, it is imperative that healthcare providers understand the physical, psychological, social, and professional impact that the diagnosis of HCV infection and antiviral therapy has on individuals.
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