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A National Strategy for the Elimination of Hepatitis C Virus as a Public Health Threat in the Maltese Islands 2018-2025

​CLOSED CONSULTATION  

  
 
From: Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and Ministry for Health


​Published on: 14 February 2018
Running till: 15 March 2018
​Last Updated: 16 March 2018
1.        Background
The Ministry for Health is launching this document for consultation. The aim of the proposed strategy is to eliminate Hepatitis C as a public health threat in Malta by 2025. The four main areas for action include: Prevention, Screening and Diagnosis, Treatment, and Monitoring & Governance.
 
2.        Documents
 
3.        Submission of input
 
Submissions were sent in through the following channels:
By email:      hcvstrategy.health@gov.mt

By post:         Hepatitis C Elimination Strategy Consultation,
                     Department for Policy in Health
                     Ministry for Health 
                     15, Merchants Street 
                     Valletta   VLT 1171

Submissions were received by 15 March 2018                               
We thank you for your input.

 
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In addition, please be aware of:
 
·         Disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act (Chapter 496)
As we are a public authority all documents we hold, including documents related to this public consultation process, may be released following a request to us under the Freedom of Information Act (Chap. 496), unless such request may be subject of an exemption arising from the same Act.

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Press Release no.180315​​
issued on 14 Feb 2018