Research and analysis

Sentinel surveillance of blood borne virus testing in England: 2013

Patterns of hepatitis (A, B, C, D and E), HIV and HTLV testing at participating laboratories, and trends in testing and positivity.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 25 July 2014

Documents

Annual report from the sentinal surveillance study of blood borne virus testing in England: data for January to December 2013

Ref: HPR 8 (29)

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Annual report from the sentinel surveillance study of blood borne virus testing in England: supplementary tables for January to December 2013 and map of surveillance centres

Ref: HPR 8 (29)

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Details

The Sentinel Surveillance of Hepatitis began in 2002 with the aim of gathering information on testing for hepatitis C within sentinel laboratory services in England to inform local and national healthcare planning to reduce the incidence and prevalence of hepatitis. Over the following years, it expanded to include laboratories across all regions, and included hepatitis B and A. More recently, in 2010 the surveillance system was extended to include testing for hepatitis D and E, and in 2011 HIV and HTLV testing were also added.

For previous reports see the UK Government Web Archive.

Published 25 July 2014