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barriers access hepatitis c treatment directacting antivirals people inject drugs community setting qualitative study prison population hepatitis c hcv treatments directacting antiviral therapy daa easy effective option among people inject drugs pwid however difficulties accessing monitoring treatment community services dropouts release prison detected among pwid reason aim study know access barriers diagnosis treatment hcv community health services exploratory qualitative study carried semistructured interviews 33 pwid recruited pretrial detention prison barcelona information obtained analysed using grounded theory among pwid subpopulation entering prison personal barriers related intense drug use lack interest ignorance hcv infection treatment well situation social exclusion relation health providers reported receiving little information existence language barriers migrants receiving screening treatment proposals poor interactions professionals systemic barriers expressed related health system circuit complicated perceiving little comprehensive care lack community support recommended intensify prevention treatment campaigns promoting drug substitution programmes current ones improve health education make diagnosis treatment process flexible promote social policies holistic care greater coverage needs pwid