PROGRAM
impact of covid-19 on shbbv
Introduction
8.30-9.10 am
Registration
9.10-9.25 am
Welcome to country
Simon Forrest
9.25-9.35 am
opening remarks
9.35-9.50 am
The impact of covid-19 on gay and bisexual men's hiv-related behaviour: results from the perth gay community periodic survey
Martin Holt, Curtis Chan (University of New South Wales [UNSW])
9.50-10.05 am
close contact: single people's experience of connection ad isolation in lockdown
Hanna Saltis, Karina Reeves, Sharyn Burns (Curtin University)
10.05-10.20 am
the sexual and reproductive health impact of covid-19 on people living in australia
Jacqueline Coombe (University of Melbourne)
10.20-10.35 am
Lessons learned from false positive covid-19 point of care tests in remote aboriginal communities and the implications for point of care testing for other infections, including stis and bbvs
David Speers (Path West)
10.35-10.50 am
moderated panel discussion and q&a involving presenters from previous block
10.50-11.10 am
morning tea
ways the shbbv sector has adapted to covid-19
11.10-11.25 am
innovative adaptions in youth sexual health education, in response to covid-19
Lorna Geraghty (Youth Affairs Council of Western Australia [YACWA])
11.25-11.31 am
the implications of covid-19 on aboriginal sexual health and relationship program delivery
Sian Dooley (Sexual Health Quarters [SHQ])
11.31-11.46 am
achieving sexual health promotion during a pandemic
Ragilen Kristnasawmy, Katiska Davis, Veronica Walshe (Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia [AHCWA])
11.46-12.01 pm
we are one but we are many: implementing and disseminating the international reproductive and sexual health (i-share) study in the context of a global pandemic
Hanna Saltis, Jacqui Hendriks, Sharyn Burns (Curtin University)
12.01-12:16 pm
harm reduction during a pandemic: impact of covid-19 on service delivery, pbhrwa's response and contingency planning as an essential service
Kevin Winder, Jodie Savage (Peer Based Harms Reduction Western Australia [PBHRWA])
12.16-12.35 pm
moderated panel discussion and q&a involving presenters from previous block, in addition to representative from waac and hepatitis wa who will also share their experiences of how covid-19 impacted nsp provision
12.35-1.15 pm
lunch
concurrent sessions
block a
other outbreaks and areas of emerging concern within the shbbv sector
block b
Reaching and engaging with priority populations
1.15-1.30 pm
Syphilaxis study
Bridget Haire (UNSW)
1.30-1.45 pm
#syphilisoutbreakwa - a youth lead response to the syphilis outbreak in western australian
Lorna Geraghty (YACWA)
1.45-2.00 pm
delivering an alternative community response to the recent syphilis outbreak in priority populations
Leanne Myers, Angela Corry, Susan Carruthers (PBHRWA)
1.15-1.30 pm
Impact of interventions that aim to increase hepatitis b testing, treatment and/or monitoring among migrants from cald backgrounds: a rapid review
Vishnupriya Rajkumar (Curtin University), Kahlia McCausland (SiREN), Roanna Lobo (Curtin University)
1.30-1.36 pm
multicultural community leader regional extension project - hepatitis b
Amanda Siebert, Virginia Pitts (Hepatitis WA)
1.36-1.42 pm
promoting sexual health through a whole-school approach
Felicia O'Keeffe (SHQ)
2.00-2.06 pm
syphilis is on the move - the development and implementation of a state-wide gap analysis tool
Rachael Laing (SHQ)
2.06-2.21 pm
unique antimicrobial susceptible lineages of neisseria gonorrhoeae predominate in remote regions of western australia
Charlene Kahler, Barakat A. Al Suwayyid, Ethan C. Haese (University of Western Australia)
2.21-2.45 pm
moderated panel discussion and q&a involving presenters from previous block
1.42-1.57 pm
western australian parents and their support for school-based relationships and sexuality education
Jacqui Hendriks (Curtin University), Katrina Marson (Swinburne University), Jennifer Walsh (The Hum Academy)
1.57-2.12 pm
sexual health and relationships education program for young parents
Bronwyn Jones (SHQ)
2.12-2.33 pm
western australian youth and their experiences of sexual health services: an online survey and qualitative interviews
Kahlia McCausland (SiREN), Jacqui Hendriks (Curtin University), Roisin Glasgow-Collins (RSE Project), Lorna Geraghty (YACWA), Matthew Bacon (WA Health), Donna Mak (WA Health), Joe Staniszewski (M Clinic, WAAC)
2.33-2.39 pm
embraceu - trans and gender diverse sexual health
Maddi Whittle (SHQ)
2.39-2.45 pm
fifo sexual health project
Maddi Whittle (SHQ)
2.45-3.00 pm
self-serve tea and coffee break
identifying and responding to structural and systematic factors that impact community transmission and outbreaks
3.00-3.15 pm
the structural an systematic factors that drive hiv and covid-19 transmission
Raiza Beltran (University of California, Los Angeles)
3.15-3.30 pm
how do we balance tensions between covid-19 public health responses and stigma mitigation? learning from hiv research
Carmen Logie (University of Toronto)
3.30-3.45 pm
mhealth in a time of covid-19: a case study evaluation of a mobile application for people who inject drugs
Karina Reeves, Tamara Lipscombe, Roanna Lobo, Kahlia McCausland (SiREN)
3.45-4.00 pm
taking it to the streets: genuine peer involvement increases access to hcv testing and uptake of hcv treatments
Paul Jeffrey, Jodie Savage, Leanne Myers (PBHRWA)
4.00-4.15 pm
peer harm reduction education: valuing that which we cannot measure
Peta Gava, Angela Corry, Paul Dessauer (PBHRWA)
4.15-4.30 pm
a qualitative investigation of western australian service providers' experiences prescribing pre-exposure prophylaxis (prep)
Melissa Coci (WA Health), Kahlia McCausland (SiREN), Roanna Lobo (Curtin University)
4.30-4.45 pm
moderated panel discussion and q&a involving presenters from previous block
closing remarks
4.45-4.55 pm
closing remarks from siren
Daniel Vujcich (Curtin Univeristy)
4.55-5.05 pm
closing remarks
Lisa Bastian (WA Health)
networking sundowner
5.05 - 6.05pm
sundowner ticket holders
Food and beverages at the senses restaurant, novotel langley hotel