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2025
09/04/2025
A New Vision for Viral Hepatitis Prevention and Care; Case Presentation
08/07/2025
Case Presentations
06/05/2025
If You Build It, They Will Come: Lessons Learned from hCV and Medication Assisted Treatment in Tandem
05/01/2025
Two Case Presentations
04/03/2025
All Things Hepatitis B; Case Presentation
03/06/2025
1,000 Cures and Counting
02/06/2025
Hepatitis B Vaccine Updates: Updated CDC Recommendation for Pregnant Persons and Insights from Nonresponder Healthcare Worker Study
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2024
12/05/2024
Opioid/HCV Syndemic
11/07/2024
Advancing Viral Hepatitis Diagnostics in Support of Hepatitis C Elimination
10/03/2024
Management of the Hepatitis B Virus Exposed Infant
09/05/2024
Implicit Bias and Its Impact on Equity
08/01/2024
Basics of Fentanyl
06/06/2024
Point of Care HCV RNA Testing
05/02/2024
Treating Hepatitis C In Active Users
04/04/2024
HCV Treatment: A Pharmacist Review
03/07/2024
Alcohol Use Disorder and Liver Disease: The Grady Clinic Model
02/01/2024
Acute Viral Hepatitis
01/02/2024
The Grady Liver Clinic: Partnering with GA DPH to Achieve Hepatitis C Elimination
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2023
11/02/2023
Interpreting HBV Serology
10/05/2023
State of Viral Hepatitis in Georgia
09/07/2023
The Hepatitis C Mentor and Support Group New Circle Model
08/04/2023
Opioid and Substance Misuse Response: Trends, Efforts and Engagement
07/06/2023
Hepatitis Delta: Increasing Awareness and Treatment Competencies for Practicing Clinicians
06/1/2023
Hepatitis B in the US: Disease Burden, Vaccination, and Screening
05/04/2023
Viral Hepatitis and the Social Determinants of Health
04/06/2023
Hepatitis C Patient Assistance Programs
03/02/2023
Liver Transplant and Viral Hepatitis
02/02/2023
340B for Viral Hepatitis
01/05/2023
Progress Toward HCV Elimination Globally: Essential Components of Effective Hepatitis Elimination Programs
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2022
12/01/2022
Hepatitis C Mono-Infected Treatment Program
11/03/2022
Perinatal Hepatitis C
10/06/2022
Perinatal Hepatitis B
09/01/2022
Management After HCV Treatment
08/04/2022
Harm Reduction
06/02/2022
Cultural Humility
05/05/2022
Hepatitis C in Corrections
03/03/2022
Hepatocellular Carcinoma
02/03/2022
The Grady Liver Clinic: Strategies for HCV Microelimination In a Safety-Net Health System
01/06/2022
HIV/HCV: Care In the Era of Direct Acting Antiviral
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2021
12/02/2021
HBV/HIV Co-Infection: Screening, Treatment and Prevention
11/04/2021
HepVu 101
10/07/2021
Hepatitis B: What You Need To Know
09/02/2021
Bringing It Home: Embedding HOV Care in MAT Services
08/05/2021
HCV Medication Management: Clinical Pharmacy Primer
07/01/2021
Hepatic Cirrhosis
06/03/2021
Antiviral Therapy for Simplified HCV Treatment
05/06/2021
HCV Work Up for Treatment
04/01/2021
What Is ECHO? Why Viral Hepatitis ECHO?
Viral Hepatitis ECHO
Georgia Viral Hepatitis ECHO provides a virtual community learning platform for clinicians and public health personnel to access viral hepatitis specialist(s), discuss challenging cases, barriers, and solutions in managing viral hepatitis.
Schedule
Viral Hepatitis ECHO sessions are typically on the first Thursday of each month, from 12 pm - 1 pm (EST).
If you would like to present a case in an upcoming session, please complete a case presentation form and submit to [email protected]:
Meet the Team
- Shayna Jefferson-Williams, MBA – Viral Hepatitis Prevention Coordinator/Epidemiologist, Georgia DPH
- Shelley-Ann Fluker, MD, FACP – Associate Director, Grady Liver Clinic; Medical Advisor for the DPH Viral Hepatitis ECHO
- Lesley Miller, MD, FACP – Medical Director, Grady Liver Clinic; Medical Advisor for the DPH Viral Hepatitis ECHO
- Amulen-Lalaf Wirsiy, MPA, PMP, CHES – Viral Hepatitis Program Director, Georgia DPH
View Past Viral Hepatitis ECHO Presentations
NOTE: Some recordings have been edited to remove periods when technical issues were being resolved but no presentation content has been removed.
To receive information on any DPH ECHO, please visit GA DPH Project ECHO Registration Form
HIPAA Compliance: All patient information will be de-identified for presentation during sessions. To ensure HIPAA compliance during patient presentations, please identify your patient(s) only by their assigned ECHO ID.
Page last updated 10/2/25