Dr Nicholas Comninos is a Sexual Health Physician at Western Sydney Sexual Health Centre and Senior Clinical Lecturer at the University of Sydney. He specialises in the management of sexually transmitted infections/HIV and also has interests in HPV-related lower genital tract disease, reproductive health and medical/forensic response to sexual assault.

Chris is the Sexual Health Clinical Nurse Consultant for Murrumbidgee and Southern NSW Local Health District. Chris is responsible coordination, service provision and clinical support of the HIV and Sexual Health Services. Combined coverage is approx. 170,000 square kilometers (x3 size of Tasmania) and a combined population 500,000.

Nathanael Wells is a qualitative research at the Kirby Institute. Nathanael's research interests include the experiences of people living with HIV, HIV peer support, migrant sexual and HIV health, and anal cancer prevention.

Xinyi Lai, a PhD student, is from Xiangya School of Nursing, Central South University, China. She comes from the research group of Professor Honghong Wang, an expert in the field of HIV&AIDS. She will then share the study on behalf of the authors.

Dani is an endorsed HIV nurse practitioner working for the Victorian HIV Service, within the Alfred Hospital’s Infectious Diseases Department.

Tara is a second year Infectious Diseases advanced physician trainee. Her interest lies in rural and global health, particularly developing nations and the disease burden and public health interplay that occurs within these settings. She hopes to pursue work in under-resourced regions in Australia and overseas upon completion of training.

Andrew Heslop is Senior Health Promotion and Peer Navigation Manager at Positive Life NSW, responsible for the development of peer support and navigation programs. He champions compassionate, strengths-based, person-centred practice, social justice, inclusivity and the continuous improvement in quality of life for all people living with HIV in NSW.

Nathanael Wells is a qualitative research at the Kirby Institute. Nathanael's research interests include the experiences of people living with HIV, HIV peer support, migrant sexual and HIV health, and anal cancer prevention.