Dr Christine Selvey heads up surveillance of blood borne viruses and sexually transmissible infections for Health Protection NSW. She is the Chair of the National BBv/STI Surveillance Subcommittee of the Communicable Diseases Network Australia. Christine has worked for various state governments in communicable disease surveillance, prevention and control since 1998.

Ruthy McIver is a Clinical Nurse Consultant at Sydney Sexual Health Centre where she coordinates clinical research and quality improvement projects.

Michael is a research assistant working in the disease elimination program at the Burnet Institute, with a focus on STI and blood-borne virus epidemiology and surveillance.

Hamish is a statistician in the Surveillance, Evaluation and Research Program with research focussing on longitudinal analysis of HIV and STIs. He has particular interest in national health surveillance using both purpose built registries and notifications data, as well as the innovative use of other national datasets.

Mo is a Senior Research Manager at the Kirby Institute. He was responsible for the design and implementation of an automated cohort management systems which was adapted for use in two Australian PrEP trials, EPIC-NSW and PrEPIT, and the national drug study ‘Flux’ which is currently expanding to New Zealand.