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Challenging stereotypes and changing attitudes: Improving quality of care for people with hepatitis C through Positive Speakers programs
Positive Speakers programs consist of people who are trained to speak publicly about their illness. The focus of these programs, especially with stigmatised illnesses such as hepatitis C (HCV), is to inform others of the speakers' experiences, thereby humanising the illness and reducing ignoran
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