Publications by authors named "Hamish A Innes"

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Uptake of interferon-free DAA therapy among HCV-infected decompensated cirrhosis patients and evidence for decreased mortality.
Scott A McDonald, Stephen T Barclay, Hamish A Innes, Andrew Fraser, Peter C Hayes

J Viral Hepat· September 2021

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The reported 'clear cut time association between interferon-free treatment and HCC' is anything but clear cut.
Hamish A Innes, Scott A McDonald, Stephen T Barclay, Will L Irving, Peter C Hayes

J Hepatol· May 2020

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Real-world impact following initiation of interferon-free hepatitis C regimens on liver-related outcomes and all-cause mortality among patients with compensated cirrhosis.
Scott A McDonald, Kevin G Pollock, Stephen T Barclay, David J Goldberg, Andrew Bathgate, Hamish A Innes

J Viral Hepat· March 2020

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Uptake of endoscopic screening for gastroesophageal varices and factors associated with variceal bleeding in patients with chronic hepatitis C infection and compensated cirrhosis, 2005-2016: a national database linkage study.
Scott A McDonald, Stephen T Barclay, Sharon J Hutchinson, Adrian J Stanley, Andrew Fraser, Hamish A Innes

Aliment Pharmacol Ther· August 2019

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Inpatient hospital burden of hepatitis C-diagnosed patients with decompensated cirrhosis.
Scott A McDonald, Hamish A Innes, Esther J Aspinall, Peter C Hayes, Maryam Alavi

Liver Int· August 2018

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Expansion of HCV treatment access to people who have injected drugs through effective translation of research into public health policy: Scotland's experience.
Sharon J Hutchinson, John F Dillon, Ray Fox, Scott A McDonald, Hamish A Innes

Int J Drug Policy· November 2015

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Toward a more complete understanding of the association between a hepatitis C sustained viral response and cause-specific outcomes.
Hamish A Innes, Scott A McDonald, John F Dillon, Sam Allen, Peter C Hayes

Hepatology· August 2015

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What is the impact of a country-wide scale-up in antiviral therapy on the characteristics and sustained viral response rates of patients treated for hepatitis C?
Scott A McDonald, Hamish A Innes, Peter C Hayes, John F Dillon, Peter R Mills

J Hepatol· February 2015

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Quantifying the fraction of cirrhosis attributable to alcohol among chronic hepatitis C virus patients: implications for treatment cost-effectiveness.
Hamish A Innes, Sharon J Hutchinson, Stephen Barclay, Elaine Cadzow, John F Dillon

Hepatology· February 2013

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Examination of the risk of reinfection with hepatitis C among injecting drug users who have been tested in Glasgow.
Scott A McDonald, Sharon J Hutchinson, Sheila O Cameron, Hamish A Innes, Allan McLeod

Int J Drug Policy· September 2012

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Ranking predictors of a sustained viral response for patients with chronic hepatitis C treated with pegylated interferon and ribavirin in Scotland.
Hamish A Innes, Sharon J Hutchinson, Samuel Allen, Diptendu Bhattacharyya, Peter Bramley

Eur J Gastroenterol Hepatol· June 2012

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Excess liver-related morbidity of chronic hepatitis C patients, who achieve a sustained viral response, and are discharged from care.
Hamish A Innes, Sharon J Hutchinson, Samuel Allen, Diptendu Bhattacharyya, Peter Bramley

Hepatology· November 2011

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