If you think you may have been
exposed to Hep C

If you know you
have Hep C

Nearly
250,000

Canadians are infected with chronic Hep C.

Over 75%

of those affected are born between 1945 and 1975, many of whom are baby boomers.

44%

of Canadians with chronic Hep C don’t know they’re infected with this serious, but silent, disease.

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What type of information are you looking for on this website? (Please select all that apply)

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If I am at risk of Hep C

The symptoms of Hep C

Preventing Hep C infection

Treating Hep C

How to talk to my healthcare professional
(doctor, pharmacist, nurse) about Hep C

How to find a Hep C specialist in my area

None of the above

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Are you looking for this information for yourself or for someone else? (Please select all that apply)

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Spouse/Partner

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Friend

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Please rate how helpful this site was to you.

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Neither helpful nor unhelpful

Helpful for a few of my questions or concerns

Very helpful

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Would you recommend this site to a partner/spouse/friend/family member?

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Yes

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Based on your understanding, how can Hep C spread to other people? (Please select all that apply)

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Through the air

Through blood and body secretions

Through contaminated food and water

Through saliva

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What are the primary risk factors for Hep C? (Please select all that apply)

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Born between 1945 and 1975

Having received blood transfusions, blood products,
or organ transplant before 1992 in Canada

Born or received medical care in a high-risk country (any country except Canada, the U.S. or any Western European country, other than Greece, Turkey and Italy)

Any history of injected drug use (even if it only happened once)

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True or False: Hep C is a potentially fatal liver disease.

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True

False

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True or False: Hep C is treatable.

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True

False

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Have you been diagnosed with Hep C?

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Yes

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When were you diagnosed with Hep C?

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Within the last 3 months

Within the last 12 months

Within the last 2 years

Within the last 5 years

Within the last 10 years

More than 10 years ago

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Have you ever been treated for Hep C with medication prescribed by your healthcare professional?

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Yes

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If yes, were you cured with the medication?

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Yes

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When did you last discuss Hep C with your healthcare professional?

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Recently (within the last 4 weeks)

Within the last 6 months

Within the last 12 months

Within the last 2 years

More than 2 years ago

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Are you planning to talk to your healthcare professional about being treated/re-treated for Hep C?

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Yes

Please specify your reason below:

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When are you planning to talk to your healthcare professional about being treated/re-treated for Hep C?

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1 to 4 weeks

1 to 3 months

4 to 6 months

6 to 12 months

More than 12 months

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Are you or your partner/spouse/friend/family member planning to talk to a healthcare professional about being tested for Hep C?

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Yes

Please specify your reason below:

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When are you or your partner/spouse/friend/family member planning to talk to a healthcare professional about being tested for Hep C?

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1 to 4 weeks

1 to 3 months

4 to 6 months

6 to 12 months

More than 12 months

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Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey.
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If you think you may have been exposed to Hep C

If you know you have Hep C

Help us improve our website by completing a brief survey!

What type of information are you looking for on this website? (Please select all that apply)

Are you looking for this information for yourself or for someone else? (Please select all that apply)

Please rate how helpful this site was to you.

Would you recommend this site to a partner/spouse/friend/family member?

Based on your understanding, how can Hep C spread to other people? (Please select all that apply)

What are the primary risk factors for Hep C? (Please select all that apply)

True or False: Hep C is a potentially fatal liver disease.

True or False: Hep C is treatable.

Have you been diagnosed with Hep C?

When were you diagnosed with Hep C?

Have you ever been treated for Hep C with medication prescribed by your healthcare professional?

If yes, were you cured with the medication?

When did you last discuss Hep C with your healthcare professional?

Are you planning to talk to your healthcare professional about being treated/re-treated for Hep C?

When are you planning to talk to your healthcare professional about being treated/re-treated for Hep C?

Are you or your partner/spouse/friend/family member planning to talk to a healthcare professional about being tested for Hep C?

When are you or your partner/spouse/friend/family member planning to talk to a healthcare professional about being tested for Hep C?

Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey.Your feedback will be used to improve HepCFree.ca.

If you think you may have been
exposed to Hep C

If you know you
have Hep C

Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey.
Your feedback will be used to improve HepCFree.ca.