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Hepatitis C screening in patients attending substance abuse treatment programs

Purpose: There is a mounting body of evidence to suggest that patients with past and present diagnoses of alcohol dependence and non-intravenous (IV) drug dependence are at an increased risk for Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection. Very little is known about the association between HCV status and substance abuse treatment outcomes in these patients.