Improving the health of rural Kentuckians.Kentucky Hepatitis Academic Mentorship Program
The Kentucky Hepatitis Academic Mentorship Program (KHAMP) is a statewide mentorship and training initiative designed to strengthen hepatitis C prevention, treatment, and care across the Commonwealth. KHAMP connects healthcare professionals, public health partners, and community-based organizations with clinical experts and practical resources to support evidence-based care, improve access to treatment, and advance hepatitis C elimination efforts in Kentucky.
Support Offered
- One-on-one mentoring and expert consultation
- Monthly case-based learning sessions and office hours
- Quarterly training for clinical and community-based professionals
- Educational resources and tools for outreach and program development
- Data and program support resources, including referral and care coordination tools
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Our Goals
of hepatitis and fatty liver disease and strengthen provider understanding of liver health impacts.
to improve early diagnosis of hepatitis C and fatty liver disease.
throughout the Commonwealth by strengthening a primary care workforce trained to screen, diagnose, treat, and follow persons with hepatitis C and fatty liver disease.
of hepatitis infections and fatty liver disease while increasing the number of individuals successfully treated.
to develop team-based programs that improve both individual and public health and align with the Viral Hepatitis National Strategic Plan .
To access KHAMP training resources and materials, an active membership with the Kentucky Rural Health Association is required.
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