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Hepatitis C Care Cascade in Opioid-Dependent Emergency Department Patients
Introduction: Emergency departments (ED) have become important venues for hepatitis C (HCV) screening. Similarly, EDs have had increasing engagement in the management and treatment of opioid use disorder (OUD). Persons with OUD are at disproportionate risk for acquiring HCV. We sought to assess the
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