Hepatitis C: Course for Public Health Providers is a free, open-enrollment, self-paced online course. It takes approximately 3.5-4 hours to complete. The course introduces viral hepatitis and provides foundational knowledge about the liver and liver disease. This course aims to prepare public health care providers to offer basic hepatitis C services in BC’s public health context, including identifying who to test, understanding the hepatitis C testing pathway in BC and the basics of hepatitis C treatment, and strategies for patient engagement.

To access the course go to: PHSA - BCCDC - Hepatitis C: Course for Public Health Providers (course code: 18652).

Hepatitis C: The Basics is a free, 30-60 minute, online course. This course is designed to help people manage their self-care, whether they are at risk for catching hepatitis C, newly infected, or have lived with hepatitis C for many years. We have also heard from health care providers that it provides a good basic introduction and overview to hepatitis C for themselves and their patients.

To access the course go to: PHSA - BCCDC - Hepatitis C: The Basics Course (course code: 5935).

Hepatitis C: The Basics has been adapted and developed with First Nations, Métis and Inuit Partners.

To access the course go to:  PHSA - BCCDC - Hepatitis C: The Basics Indigenous Version (course code: 6126​).