作者: Carla Treloar , Hannah Wilson , Limin Mao
DOI: 10.3109/09687637.2016.1161008
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摘要: AbstractAims: Currently, efforts to prevent hepatitis C virus (HCV) focus on the message that all sharing of injecting equipment is risky. This obscures strategies undertaken by people who inject drugs (PWID) reduce risk transmission themselves and others. Methods: Self-complete survey clients Needle Syringe Programs (NSPs) in a metropolitan area Sydney, Australia. Among those reported equipment, two categories were constructed based self-perceived HCV status self-reported distributive receptive equipment. The “higher risk” category contained participants being either HCV-positive or HCV-negative sharing. “lower Findings: Around third total sample categorised as risk”. In multivariate analysis, ...