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Table 1 Characteristics of HCV treatment commenced patients in community settings

From: Outcomes of a tertiary-based innovative approach to engage primary care providers in provision of hepatitis C treatment in community settings

Variables

N (%)

Sex (n = 315)

Male

212 (67.3)

Female

103 (32.7)

HCV genotype (n = 315)

1

156 (49.7)a

2

9 (2.9)

3

148 (47.1)

4

1 (0.3)

6

2 (0.6)

Age

≤30

27 (8.6)

31–40

87 (27.6)

41–50

112 (35.6)

51–60

70 (22.2)

> 60

19 (6.0)

Currently or recently drugs useb (n = 225)

Yes

95 (44.2)

No

130 (57.8)

Receiving OST (n = 314)

Yes

87 (27.7)

No

227 (72.3)

Antipsychotics use (n = 315)

Yes

111 (35.2)

No

204 (64.8)

Prior HCV treatment

Peg-IFN or IFN plus Rib

7 (2.2)

DAA

6 (1.9)

No

302 (95.9)

Cirrhotic patients

Yes

29 (9.2)

No

286 (90.8)

FibroScan ≥ 12.5 kPa (n = 112)

Yes

4 (3.6)

No

108 (96.4)

APRI ≥ 1 (n = 308)

Yes

46 (14.9)

No

262 (85.1)

Prescribed DAA (n = 314)

Sofosbuvir plus Daclatasvir

112 (35.7)

Sofosbuvir plus Ledipasvir

95 (30.2)

Epclusa

62 (19.7)

Zepatier

31 (9.9)

Sofosbuvir plus Velpatasvir

10 (3.2)

Paritaprevir/ritonavir plus Ombitasvir plus Dasabuvir

3 (1)

Elbasvir/Grazoprevir

1 (0.3)

Treatment duration (n = 315)

8 weeks

3 (1)

12 weeks

300 (95.2)

24 weeks

12 (3.8)

  1. aone patient with genotype 1 and 3, one patient with genotype 1 and 6, and one patient with undetected genotype
  2. b: Currently using drug or used drug within 6 months before the treatment
  3. OST opioid substitute treatment, APRI Aspartate Aminotransferase to Platelet Ratio Index
  4. Peg-IFN: Pegylated interferon
  5. IFN interferon
  6. Rib ribavirin