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Cold Plasma Technology and Reducing Surface Bacterial Counts: A Pilot Study

should comply with state-specific reporting requirements. Public health reporting of cases provides an opportunity to initiate public health investigations to address the root causes of HCV infections among dialysis patients and prevent additional cases. An important additional benefit provided by screening is that infected patients may be identified for care and treatment to reduce the increased morbidity and mortality associated with chronic HCV infection. HD patients should be a high priority for prevention of HCV infection and if infected, for HCV treatment.