Dr Curtis Cooper
Principal Investigator
Titre professionel : Professor of Medicine, University of Ottawa. Senior Scientist, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute. Division Head - Infectious Diseases, The Ottawa Hospital.
Province / Territoire : Ontario
Primary Affiliation : University of Ottawa
Domaine de recherche :
- Hepatitis B
- HIV/HCV Coinfection
CIHR pillar:
- Recherche clinique
Courriel : ccooper@toh.on.ca
Liste des publications récentes
(en_CA) The impact of electronic medical record system implementation on HCV screening and continuum of care: a systematic review
01-09-2021
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(en_CA) HCV infection characteristics, treatment uptake and outcomes in patient with diabetes mellitus
12-11-2022
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(en_CA) Hospitalization related to chronic hepatitis B and C in recent immigrants in Canada: An immigration administrative data-linked, population-based cohort study
15-06-2022
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(en_CA) Uptake and factors associated with direct-acting antiviral therapy for hepatitis C and treatment outcomes among Canadian immigrants: A retrospective cohort analysis
17-03-2022
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(en_CA) Successes and challenges of best practice alerts to identify and engage individuals living with hepatitis C virus
20-05-2024
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(en_CA) Resistance-Associated Substitution Testing Trends and Impact on HCV Treatment Outcomes in Canada: A CanHepC-CANUHC Analysis
09-01-2025
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(en_CA) Association of MASLD Phenotypes with Liver Fibrosis in Hepatitis C: The Role of Cardiometabolic Risk Factors
03-02-2025
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(en_CA) Mixed-Genotype HCV Direct Acting Antiviral Outcomes: a CANUHC Analysis
05-08-2024
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(en_CA) Frequent disengagement and subsequent mortality among people living with HIV and Hepatitis C in Canada: A prospective cohort study
19-04-2025
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Adresse postale
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