Theme C Session 3: Indigenous HIV prevention initiatives in Australia; what is happening now?
Tracks
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Monday, September 24, 2018 |
4:00 PM - 5:35 PM |
Ionic (Ground Floor) |
Details
1. How HIV prevention initiatives can be integrated with responses for STIs/BBVs
2. The key role of ACCHOs in the response
3. What else needs to be done
Speaker
Professor James Ward
Director
UQ Poche Centre for Indigenous Health original Health
Dr Dawn Casey
Deputy Ceo
NACCHO Australia
The new enhanced ACCHO-led response to control syphilis in Northern Australia; and the intersect with HIV testing
4:20 PM - 4:35 PMBiography
Dawn is a descendant of the Tagalaka clan in North Queensland. Dawn held full-time positions of Director of the Western Australian and Powerhouse Museum and National Museum of Australia. Dawn’s career also includes a number of key executive positions in the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Indigenous Affairs, Cultural Heritage and Overseas Aid and Development. Dawn has been awarded three Honorary Doctorates (Charles Sturt, QLD and Macquarie Universities), Commonwealth Government’s Public Service Medal (PSM), Australian Government’s Centenary Medal, Three Australia Day Public Service Medals, and a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities.
Miss Jade Christian
Aboriginal Peer Support Worker
NUAA/NBMLHD
Melinda Walker
Deadly Liver Mobb: An Aboriginal-Led Model for Increasing Access to Hepatitis C, STI and HIV Screening
4:35 PM - 4:50 PMBiography
Melinda Walker is a Gumbaynggirr woman currently studying Bachelor of Social Work (Honours), UNSW. Melinda is a Research Assistant on the Deadly Liver Mob Project and coordinates the University of New South Wales Community Reference Panel, managed by the Centre for Social Research in Health.
Adjunct Prof Darren Russell
Cairns Sexual Health Service
Cairns Sexual Health Service
Ms Simone Lukies
Advanced Scope QPrEPd And HIV Response Team Pharmacy Assistant
Cairns Sexual Health Service
Q&A
Q&A
5:15 PM - 5:30 PMBiography
Chair
Robert Monaghan
Project Officer
Kirby Institute
Cindy Shannon
Professor Of Indigenous Health
QUT