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San Francisco Hep B Free Campaign
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San Francisco Hep B Free is a citywide campaign that seeks to turn San Francisco into the first hepatitis B free city in the nation. This campaign provides free and low-cost hepatitis B testing and vaccinations to Asian and Pacific Islander (API) adults at locations throughout San Francisco. The three objectives of the SF Hep B Free campaign are: (1) to create public and healthcare provider awareness about the importance of testing & vaccinating APIs for hepatitis B, (2) to promote routine hepatitis B testing and vaccination within the primary care medical community, (3) to ensure access to treatment for chronically infected individuals.
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Campaign Web site:
http://sfhepbfree.org
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Month and Year Created:
January 2007
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Year Ended:
Ongoing
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Campaign Format:
Print, Billboard, Web site, Social media, Training, Toll-Free Number
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Other Campaign Format:
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Contact Person:
Project Coordinator
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Contact Phone:
415-321-5868
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Contact E-mail:
sfhebfree@gmail.com
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Organization Web Site:
http://sfhepbfree.org/
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Geographic Area Details:
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Organization:
San Francisco Hep B Free
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Primary Objectives:
Building Followership/Partnerships , Changing Attitudes, Increasing Access to Care, Increasing Conversations/Dialogues, Increasing Testing, Expanding Knowledge, Raising Awareness, Reducing Rate of Infection, Reducing Stigma, Increasing Education
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Funded By:
In-kind donations
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Audience:
Asian & Pacific Islanders, Physicians
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Geographic Area:
Local
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Disease Focus:
Viral Hepatitis
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From the National Prevention Information Network (NPIN) Web site
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