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Hep C NY 2026-27 Priorities
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1.
How long have you been engaged in Hepatitis C Coalition work?
(Required.)
Newly engaged (last 6 months)
1-3 years
3-5 years
More than five years
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2.
What type of entity best represents your organization?
(Required.)
Hospital System
State Health Department
Community Based Organization
City Health Department
Health Plan
Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC)
College/University
Syringe Service Provider
Harm Reduction Organization
Other (please specify)
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3.
What Content would you like the coalition to cover during FY27?
(Required.)
Expansion of Peer Workforce
Law and Policy Updates
Expansion of Harm Reduction Resources
Innovative Models and Programming
Quality Improvement Opportunities
Public Awareness Campaigns
Opportunities for Community Mobilization
Information Sharing (i.e. best practices from other agencies)
Other (please specify)
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4.
What do you find is the most valuable part of engaging in committee work?
(Required.)
Learning about the work of other coalition members (best practices)
Engaging in meetings with policy makers
Participating in group activities (i.e. rallies, outreach events, and listening sessions)
Regular meetings with information on surveillance data, policy updates and hepatitis C related publications
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5.
Which priorities would you like to see highlighted in this year's Hep C NY platform?
(Required.)
Maintain the existing Hepatitis C Elimination Funding included in the Medicaid Pharmacy Provision reappropriation and all Hep C related funding to the AIDS Institute
Increase funding for patient navigation in traditional and non-traditional settings
Support innovative hepatitis C testing and treatment models in jails and prisons throughout NYS
Prioritize investment in Syringe Exchange Programs and comprehensive harm reduction services
Expand the scope of practice for nurse practioners, regardless of certification, to be able to provide hepatitis C care and treatment
Allow all advance practice providers, including nurse practitioners, to prescribe Direct Acting Anti-Viral (DAA) therapy to patients who meet simplified treatment criteria within the emergency department.
Provide support to local health departments by hiring additional hepatitis c surveillance officers
Request for Executive order to authorize OPCs statewide
Other (please specify)
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Are you interested in joining the priorities drafting working group this year? (if so, please provide your email below)
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Please provide additional feedback or concerns below: