Presentations

We are excited to share this year's presentations:

Thursday Presentations

• Hepatitis C Elimination. Strategies to enhance hepatitis C care and treatment in people who inject drugs,
  Prof Margaret Hellard
• The challenges and opportunities of new technologies: examples from HIV social and behavioural research,
  A/Prof Martin Holt
• STI, BBV & HIV Epidemiology Update 2015, Byron Minas
• Monitoring and ethnographic approaches, Prof Peter Aggleton
• Getting the rubber to hit the road: knowledge translation and the BBV-STI sector, Dr Paul Armstrong
• HIV and Mobility Report Card update, Dr Roanna Lobo and Gemma Crawford
• South Australian Community of Practice for Action on HIV and Mobility, Lea Narciso and Enaam Oudih
• HIV and culturally and linguistically diverse communities: strengthening the health promotion partnership, Michael Frommer
• Developing a survey on HIV with people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds in WA, Corie Gray
• Migrant sexual health help-seeking and experiences of stigmatisation and discrimination in WA, Josephine Agu
• HIV in people born overseas, Australia, 2005-2014; a changing epidemiology, Dr Praveena Gunaratnam
• Kimberley BBV educational roadshow, Matthew Armstrong
• Needle and syringe programs in WA prisons: enablers and barriers, Samuel Gibbings
• Kimberley capers: planning for success, Frank Farmer
• Role of peer insights in harm reduction programs and policies for people who use drugs, Dr Graham Brown
• Opportunistic health promotion in a needle and syringe program setting, Nadia Cleber
• Connecting the dots: facilitating a joined-up approach to needle and syringe programs in WA, Faye Thompson
• Innovation in practice ‘beyond positive: a client centered journey’, Ben Bradstreet & Mark Reid
• Supporting the sector to provide effective school-based sexuality and relationships education: an example of collaboration, Maryrose Baker & Associate Professor Sharyn Burns
• Yarning quiet ways, Daniel Vujcich
• Red dirt youth: a photovoice project, Katy Crawford

Friday Presentations

• Improving sexual health outcomes for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the journey to adulthood, James Ward
• Injecting drug use among Aboriginal communities – a critical and emerging issue, James Ward
• Perth Gay Community Periodic Survey: key findings, A/Prof Martin Holt
• The M Clinic sub-system, Andrew Burry
• Sexual health outcomes and wellbeing of sex workers in Western Australia – the LASH 2.0 study, A/Prof Linda Selvey
• Learnings from the evaluation of a sex worker support project, 2010-2015, Josie Rayson
• Trends in 2010-2016 online chlamydia testing data: using clinical and online information for program evaluation, Meagan Roberts
• Right people, right place, right time: innovative dissemination of sexual health information, Janiece Pope
• Skills, knowledge and understanding of sexual consent amongst young Aboriginal people and its impact on condom negotiation, Bobby Maher
• Linking patients newly diagnosed with HIV into care: evaluation of the ‘Time of Diagnosis Protocol’, Siân Churcher
• Experienced and perceived barriers and facilitators to partner therapy for chlamydia, Helen Wood
• Factors associated with variation in sexual health care delivery at primary health care level in Australia, Dr Barbara Nattabi
• Migrant sexual health help-seeking behaviour in high income countries: a systematic review, Donna Rade
• A representative study of adult knowledge of and comfort with discussing STIs, Dr Christopher Fisher
• Growing & Developing Healthy Relationships: an impact evaluation, Maryrose Baker
• YOUR Health – a collaborative holistic health program, Carley Robbins
• Adolescent attitudes towards contraception and risky sexual behaviour findings from an Australian study, Dr Jacqueline Hendriks
• Developing a framework for community-based sexual health interventions for youth in a rural setting, Carl Heslop