The CHI (Charting Health Impacts) Study is about how hepatitis C affects peoples' lives. CHI follows a group of people over time - looking at all the health and social aspects of life - so community organisations, doctors and governments can learn what it is like to live with hepatitis C.

Joining the study involves taking an anonymous survey online. We then contact you in three to six months so you can tell us how things have changed for you.

If you have ever been told that you have hepatitis C, let your experience count and let CHI know about how hepatitis C has affected you.

For more information or to participate in the study visit the CHI Study website at

http://www.chistudy.org.au

Welcome to The CHI Study

The CHI (Charting Health Impacts) Study is about the impact of hepatitis C on peoples’ lives. The study follows a group of people over time – looking at all the health and social aspects of life – so they can tell community organisations, doctors and governments what it is really like to live with hepatitis C.

Joining the study involves taking an anonymous online survey, which you can take your time completing. We then contact you in three to six months so you can tell us how things have changed for you.

If you have ever been told that you have hepatitis C (even if you have had treatment since then) and you are interested in participating in the study, or if you just want to find out more about the project and hepatitis C, you can access the Chi Study here.

Please be sure to let your experience count and let us know about how hepatitis C has affected you.
http://www.chistudy.org.au/

Thanks to Cecilia Lim from the Hepatitis C Council of South Australia for this information.

http://www.hepccouncilsa.asn.au/compone ... -chi-study

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