8C. HIV: Social, Political and Cultural Aspects - HIV in the time of elimination
Tracks
Track 3
| Tuesday, September 17, 2024 |
| 3:45 PM - 5:15 PM |
| C2.2 |
Details
Chairs:
Jeanne Ellard, Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society
Benjamin Riley, ASHM Health
Jeanne Ellard, Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society
Benjamin Riley, ASHM Health
Speaker
Dr Dean Murphy
Senior Research Fellow
ARCSHS, La Trobe University
The opportunities of HIV elimination.
3:45 PM - 4:05 PMBiography
Dean is a Senior Research Fellow at ARCSHS, La Trobe University.
HIV&AIDS 2024
Panel Discussion
4:05 PM - 5:15 PMBiography
Dr David Carter
Scientia Associate Professor
Faculty Of Law & Justice, UNSW
HIV, migration and achieving health justice in the time of HIV elimination
Biography
Scientia Associate Professor David Carter is an Australian lawyer and researcher in the field of medical and health law at UNSW. David currently leads the Health+Law Research Partnership which aims to improve access to justice and quality of life for those living with Hepatitis B or HIV in Australia.
Dr John Rule
Senior Research Manager
NAPWHA
Living with HIV in the time of elimination
Biography
Dr Rule is the Senior Research Manager at the National Association of People living with HIV Australia (NAPWHA). He plays a key role in driving NAPWHA’s strategic engagement in HIV-related research. He is involved in a range of ongoing studies relating to the lives of PWH in Australia and internationally.
Dr Dean Murphy
Senior Research Fellow
ARCSHS, La Trobe University
The social and cultural factors that differentially shape sexual cultures and engagement with biomedical prevention
Biography
Dean Murphy is a Research Fellow at Alfred Hospital and Monash University, as well as Kirby Institute, UNSW, working on projects related to COVID-19 vaccine acceptability HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP).
Ms Bianca Prain
Director Public Health Programs
NSW Ministry of Health
Designing policy and public health programs to achieve the elimination of HIV transmission
Biography
Bianca Prain has over 25 years of experience in public health, health planning, disaster response, and global health. Currently serving as Director of the Public Health Programs Unit, NSW Ministry of Health, Bianca is dedicated to advancing public health policies and initiatives in NSW. Her career highlights include leadership roles in crisis management, health planning, and promoting health equity through evidence-based practices.
NrMr Jonathan Weiss
Principal Planner
ACON
Community perspectives on health promotion messaging in the time of elimination
Biography
Professor Kane Race
Professor
University Of Sydney
The social and cultural factors that differentially shape sexual cultures and engagement with biomedical prevention
Biography
Chair
Jeanne Ellard
Research Fellow
La Trobe University
Ben Riley
Policy and Public Affairs Manager
ASHM Health
