Guidance

Hepatitis B and C: local surveillance standards

Surveillance standards for the follow up of hepatitis B and C by local health protection teams.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 7 July 2011

This publication was withdrawn on 17 December 2025

This page has been withdrawn because it is out of date. For more information, see:

• Hepatitis B: guidance, data and analysis
• Hepatitis B: clinical and public health management
• Hepatitis B: antenatal screening and selective neonatal immunisation pathway
• Hepatitis C: guidance, data and analysis

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[Withdrawn] Standards for local surveillance and follow up of hepatitis B and C

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Details

Surveillance of hepatitis B and C is necessary to prevent and control its spread. Investigation and case follow up, as outlined in this guidance, aims to assess risk factors and detect outbreaks (all of which should be notified to PHE).

Published 7 July 2011