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Journal Article
Multiple Barriers Impede Screening for Hepatitis Delta: An Internet-Based Survey of Healthcare Providers
2024
Overview
INTRODUCTION:Hepatitis delta virus (HDV) increases risk of cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma in patients with hepatitis B; however, HDV screening rates are low. We assessed providers' perceived barriers to HDV screening and management.METHODS:We distributed an Internet-based survey to members of 3 gastroenterology/hepatology organizations.RESULTS:Most respondents, 69.3%, correctly identified the appropriate HDV screening test. Several reported barriers to HDV care, including uncertainty of screening criteria, 55.5%, and lack of treatment knowledge, 66.7%.DISCUSSION:Our findings highlight the need for increased education regarding HDV care. Education should be combined with standardized approaches that increase ease of HDV screening.
