Projects
We run pilot projects to improve hepatitis C diagnosis, care and treatment across London. See some of our latest initiatives and updates below.
LJWG HCV Phase 2 Report
Key results from the second phase of LJWG’s pharmacy testing pilot.
LJWG data linkage project
We are working with partners across London to improve the data flow between drug and alcohol services, hepatology services, PHE and commissioners.
Mobile app feasibility study
The evaluation of a pilot of I-Count, by Dr Ankur Srivastava and Professor William Rosenberg of UCL
Reports
We coordinate research projects to understand challenges and overcome barriers to addressing hepatitis C in London. You can read some of our latest reports below.
Peer-based needle exchange service in London
A new report exploring the case for an innovative peer-based needle and syringe exchange service in Hackney.
Treatment interventions for the homeless population in London during COVID
Report spotlighting the partnership that came together to offer hepatitis C testing and treatment interventions for the homeless population in London during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A call to action
Overcoming barriers to allow treatment in community pharmacies (July 2019).
Latest Resources
We create well-researched and tested resources for substance misuse services and people at risk of hepatitis C. You can read some of our latest resources below.
The Opportunity: elimination in London
In March 2020 the LJWG and partners launched the ‘Routemap to eliminating hepatitis C in London’
What does hepatitis C mean to you?
Three short films featuring thoughts and views from a range of people with experience of living with hepatitis C.
Getting everyone tested in lockdown
Report on the delivery of hepatitis C testing to the homeless population in London during the spring 2020 Covid-19 lockdown.