Quezon City teams return to the hepatitis service review
StITCH and Quezon City teams held implementation reviews on 17 and 24 August as part of ongoing service improvement.
StITCH and Quezon City teams held hepatitis Program Implementation Reviews on 17 and 24 August 2026, continuing their work to assess and improve local services.
The August activities followed an earlier review in May and case management training in June. Together, these activities support a cycle of learning: preparing health workers, applying the care model, and returning to review how implementation is progressing.
For StITCH, the care pathway extends beyond testing to assessment, treatment when indicated, and continuing follow-up. Reviewing implementation helps teams keep attention on the connections between these services.
The reviews are part of the continuing collaboration between StITCH and local health teams to support hepatitis care within Quezon City’s public health services.
About StITCH
StITCH brings hepatitis B and C services into public primary care in the Philippines and Viet Nam. In the Philippines, UP Manila works with local government and health teams in Tarlac and Quezon City, alongside international, clinical, and community partners, with support from Gilead Sciences.