Dr Aung is a medical doctor from Myanmar. He is a Research Associate at Kirby Institute supporting a national sentinel surveillance system, known as ACCESS as a coordinator and data analyst. His research interests are evaluating public health policies and interventions using administrative linked datasets and surveillance data.

Tobias is a GP and final year advanced trainee in sexual health medicine at Sydney sexual health centre. He also works at the Kirby Institute on the ACCESS program.

Dr Ranjit Samra is a dual-training Infectious Diseases and Sexual Health Registrar, currently based at Monash Health, Melbourne.

Patrice is an HIV Public Health Nurse in Queensland’s Department of Health. She started working in the sexual health and HIV field more than 16 years ago. She has diverse clinical and public health experience and is committed to addressing health disparities and promoting equity in care to support PLHIV.

Dr Richard Gray is an Associate Professor in the Surveillance, Evaluation and Research Program at the Kirby Institute. His research uses mathematical modeling to investigate the transmission of infectious diseases and the potential impact of interventions. Richard is responsible for producing annual estimates of Australia’s HIV cascade for national surveillance.