This report highlights key themes and recommendations for policy, practice and programs that emerged from a bilingual meeting on hepatitis C elimination in Canada co-convened by the Canadian Network on Hepatitis C, the Public Health Agency of Canada and CATIE, with support from Indigenous Services Canada and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. The meeting brought together key partners and experts committed to advancing national and regional efforts, as well as fostering multi-region and cross-sectoral dialogue, collaboration and knowledge sharing. The report identifies opportunities at the health system and policy levels, as well as programming and implementation levels, to ensure making meaningful progress toward eliminating hepatitis C as a public health threat by 2030.
