| Poster Number |
Title of Presentation |
Name |
Clinical Sexual Health & Epidemiology
|
| 1 |
Protective Antibody Responses to Vaccination for Hepatitis B in a Sydney Sexual Health/HIV Clinic |
Christopher Sewell |
| 2 |
Results of enhanced gonorrhoea surveillance in Western Sydney and Nepean Blue Mountains |
Dillon Adam |
| 3 |
Contact Tracing for Gonorrhoea and Chlamydia by General Practitioners in Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District. |
Lisa Allchin |
| 4 |
A Retrospective Audit on the Diagnosis and Management of Genital Herpes at Clinic 275 |
Megan Ball |
| 5 |
NPEP or PrEP |
Charlotte Bell |
| 6 |
Impact on Microbiological Cure and Resistance of 1.5 G Extended Dose Azithromycin Versus 1g. |
Catriona Bradshaw |
| 7 |
Donovanosis in Australia |
Amy Bright |
| 8 |
Sex Work, HIV, and Sexually Transmissible Infections: A Study of Incidence among Women Attending Sexual Health Clinics |
Denton Callander |
| 9 |
Delayed Diagnosis of Syphilis due to an Inappropriate Laboratory Test and Falsely Positive CMV IgM Result: A Case Study |
Alana Christensen |
| 10 |
Post-Exposure Prophylaxis for HIV in a Primary Health Care Clinic for People who Inject Drugs |
Karen Chronister |
| 11 |
‘I Don’t Turn Every Consultation...Into A Sexual Health...Discussion’ - General Practitioners’ Perspectives on Promoting Sexual Health to Young Men |
Archibald Collyer |
| 12 |
Significantly Improved Detection of Pharyngeal and Rectal Gonorrhoea by NAAT Compared to Culture in Men Who Have Sex with Men. |
Vincent Cornelisse |
| 13 |
Increased Rates of Urethral Mycoplasma Genitalium in MSM at Western Sydney Sexual Health Centre. Implications for Future Screening |
Deborah Couldwell |
| 14 |
Correlates of Recent Testing Among Young Australians at Risk of Sexually Transmissible Infections |
Caitlin Douglass |
| 15 |
Multiplexed Detection of STI Pathogens Using PlexZyme qPCR (PlexPCR): A Novel Real-Time Technology with a Superior Capacity for Multiplexing |
Simon Erskine |
| 16 |
Sexual Health Clinic Follow Up of Emergency Department Results: It Works! |
Niveditha Manokaran
|
| 17 |
Sexual health risks and help-seeking behaviours of south Asian men who have sex with men (SAMSM) living in Australia |
Ahm Haque |
| 18 |
Increasing STI and BBV Testing in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services – A Whole of Service Approach |
Kaylie Harrison |
| 19 |
Urine Collected with a FLOQSwab™ Provides a Robust Sample for Testing for C. Trachomatis with the Roche Cobas® Ct/Ng Test |
David Hawkes |
| 20 |
Anal HPV and Associated Cytological Changes in Renal Transplant Recipients |
Richard Hillman |
| 21 |
Nine Years On: Increasing Access for MSM to Sexual Health Clinics in an Outer Metropolitan Area – A Clinical Perspective. |
Naomi Hoffman |
| 22 |
Are Australian Approaches for Partner Notification Feasible for the Chilean Context? |
Nicole Iturrieta-Guaita |
| 23 |
Seasonal Variation in Gonorrhoea among Men Who Have Sex with Men |
Bin Li |
| 24 |
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Prevalence, Awareness and Vaccine Acceptability in High Risk Men Who Have Sex with Men in New Zealand |
Adrian Ludlam |
| 25 |
Surveillance of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) in Sri Lanka: Experiences from a Resource Constrained Setting |
Ariyaratne Manthunge |
| 26 |
Slip and Slide: Findings from the Sexual Activity after Breast Cancer (SAB) Study |
Jennifer Marino |
| 27 |
Barriers to Chlamydia Screening of Young People and Possible Solutions as Reported by General Practitioners in Victoria and NSW |
Clarissa Moreira |
| 28 |
Partner Notification Outcomes for Men Who Have Sex with Men Diagnosed with Syphilis Referred to Partner Notification Officers, Melbourne, Australia |
Jason Ong |
| 29 |
Clinical Characteristics of Herpes Simplex Virus Urethritis Compared with Chlamydial Urethritis among Men |
Jason Ong |
| 30 |
Treatment Outcomes for Rectal Lymphogranuloma Venereum in Men Who Have Sex with Men: A Review of Clinical Cases |
Jason Ong |
| 31 |
Chem-Sex is More Frequently Associated with Accessing Post Exposure Prophylaxis in Men Who Have Sex with Men |
Daniel Richardson |
| 32 |
Grindr Use by Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) is Associated with High Rates of Bacterial Sexually Transmitted Infections |
Daniel Richard |
| 33 |
Sexual Practices and Oral HPV Status of Patients Attending General Dental Surgery |
Beata Rumianek |
| 34 |
Rural Outreach for Sexual Health & Blood Borne Virus Testing |
Anni Slater |
| 35 |
Measuring Female Genital Self-Image in an Australian Population, Is there an Effective Tool? |
Meredith Temple-Smith |
| 36 |
Concordance of Syphilis Infection Between Same Sex Male Partners Attending a Sexual Health Clinic in Melbourne, Australia: A Cross-Sectional Study. |
Janet Towns |
| 37 |
Increasing Macrolide Treatment Failure in Women with Mycoplasma Genitalium in a Public Hospital |
Saima Wani |
| 38 |
The Emergence of Azithromycin Resistant Gonorrhoea in South Australia |
Alison Ward |
| 39 |
Would it be Acceptable to Withhold Epidemiological Treatment in Asymptomatic Gay Men who present as a Contact of Gonorrhoea? |
Simon Wright |
| Education & Health Promotion |
| 40 |
Prevalence and Risk Factors of Human Papillomavirus among MSM in Taiwan: Results from a Community Sample |
Hauchun Zou |
| 41 |
Let's Talk: Exploring Sexuality Education in Australian Schools to Meet the Needs of Young Women |
Sienna Aguilar |
| 42 |
Improving Sexual Health Knowledge in Rural and Remote South Australian Aboriginal Communities |
Susan Arwen |
| 43 |
Inequity in Access to Pregnancy Related Services and Contraception for International Students |
Georgia Babatsikos |
| 44 |
Taboo or Not Taboo? Sexual Health Education through Community Engagement with Young People in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services |
Sarah Betts |
| 45 |
Making Patient Delivered Partner Therapy for Chlamydia Feasible; Implementation and Early Findings from the ADOPT Study. |
Chris Bourne |
| 46 |
Integrating Sexual Health into Youth Early Intervention Mental Health Services |
Marnie Britton |
| 47 |
Is Headspace the Best Place to Conduct Sexual Health Screening? |
Ansia Cheshire |
| 48 |
Primary Health Care Nurses Undertaking Clinical Placements at Publicly Funded Sexual Health Services; Can It Be Done? Is It Worthwhile? |
Pheobe Chomley |
| 49 |
A Regional Advocacy Agenda on Trans* Health and Sexual Health among Transgender People in the ISEAN Region |
Raine Cortes |
| 50 |
Predicting Macrolide Resistance: Correlation of Clinical Outcome and Laboratory Results Using Plexpcrtm M. Genitalium Resistanceplustm Assay (Speedx) |
Deborah Couldwell |
| 51 |
Talking Out Loud’: WA Medical Students’ Views of Sexual Health Teaching |
Alison Creagh |
| 52 |
Are University Sexual Health Promotions Serving Those Who Need Them Most? A Cross-Sectional Study |
Matthew Dunn |
| 53 |
A Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration to Improve Recognition of PID |
Natalie Edmiston |
| 54 |
Doin ‘It’ Right! An Adaptable Culturally Appropriate Resource for Working with Aboriginal Young People around Sexual and Reproductive Health. |
Kaylie Harrison |
| 55 |
Initiatives to Improve Sex Worker Access to STI Screening in Sydney Local Health District. |
Barbara Hatten |
| 56 |
A Qualitative Meta-Synthesis of Young Peoples’ Experiences of Sending and Receiving Sexual Messages and Images via Hand Held Devices (‘Sexting’) |
Mark Hayter |
| 57 |
Take Blaktion: Using Comedy to Engage Aboriginal Young People around Sexual Health |
Gemma Hearnshaw |
| 58 |
Intersectoral Perceptions of Young People's Sexual Health |
Alana Hulme Chambers |
| 59 |
‘Your Fertility’ – Evaluation of a Health Promotion Program to Improve Awareness of Factors That Affect Fertility |
Louise Johnson |
| 60 |
Evaluation of 2014 STI/HIV Testing Guidelines for Asymptomatic Men who have Sex with Men among General Practitioners in Sydney |
Shih-Chi Kao |
| 61 |
Implementing Sexual Health Messages to Vulnerable Young People in Western Sydney for Youth Week 2016 |
Jade Lane |
| 62 |
General Practioner's and Access to Sexual Health Clinics and Online Resources: A Nepean and Blue Mountains Perspective |
Julian Lanton-Lockton |
| 63 |
Community Pharmacist Perceptions and Attitudes toward Dispensing Hepatitis B and C Medicines |
Esther Lau |
| 64 |
A Systematic Review of Reviews on Interventions to Improve the Sexual and Reproductive Health of Young People |
Megan Lim |
| 65 |
‘It’s Our Choice’ - A Health Promotion Initiative to Assist Women Experiencing Homelessness in Overcoming Barriers to Cervical Cancer Screening |
Renee Lovell |
| 66 |
Smoking Reduction and Cessation Support Project for Sex Workers Attending Sydney Sexual Health Centre (SSHC) |
Lynee McCormack |
| 67 |
Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Background (CALD) Industry Sex Workers in South West Sydney Local Health District (SWSLHD): |
Lidya McGowan |
| 68 |
TALAR For SRE: An Innovative Tool for Providing Sexuality Education to People with Disabilities |
Sandra Norman |
| 69 |
A Major Role for the STIGMA Action Group in Inner Sydney: Increase Access, Skills and Knowledge of General Practitioners |
Hanna Pak |
| 70 |
Sexual Health Education Made Easy in SA Primary Schools |
Brydie Pedler |
| 71 |
SMS4Health: Reaching Young People with Health Promotion Messages to Improve Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health and Reduce Smoking in Indonesia. |
Alisa Pedrana |
| 72 |
SMS4Health: Understanding How to Reach Young People with Health Promotion Messages in Indonesia. |
Alisa Pedrana |
| 73 |
Essentially Sexual - Doing It in Large Groups in the Name of Education |
Michael Rodriguez |
| 74 |
Baby Think it Over |
Christina Self |
| 75 |
Life Happens-Translating the Results of Sexual Health Research Into a Resource for Young People |
Kate Senior |
| 76 |
Sexuality-Related Attitudes Significantly Modulate Demographic Variation in Sexual Health Literacy in Tasmanian University Students |
Steve Simpson, Jr. |
| 77 |
HIV101: An Organisational Development Approach |
Holley Skene |
| 78 |
Voices of Sexuality Education: Giving Voice to Opinions of a Diverse Range of Young People, Families and Communities. |
Kylie Stephens |
| 79 |
"So, What Should I Do?" Talking Sexual Health To International Students |
Budi Sudarto |
| 80 |
Private Sex Workers in Sydney - A Cross-Sectional Study of Advertised Sexual Services using a Web Based Search. |
Caroline Thng |
| 81 |
Engagement of Private Sex Workers with Sexual Health Services – An Online Survey |
Caroline Thng |
| 82 |
Development and implementation of Point-of-Care HIV testing in high risk populations in Tasmania |
El Thompson |
| 83 |
Improving STI/BBV Testing and Management in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services: A Systematic Review of What Works, What Doesn’t. |
Monika Wadolowski |
| 84 |
Profile and Frequency of Meeting Sexual Partners Online in Australia |
Lucy Watchirs Smith |
| 85 |
The Perspectives of Primary Healthcare Workers on Sexual Assault and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) in North Sulawesi, Indonesia |
Olivia Waworuntu |
|
Psycho-Social
|
| 86 |
Assessing Evidence-Based Practice in Australian Abortion Service. |
Tamara Baillie |
| 87 |
The Ten Year Evolution of Transgender Care in a Far North Queensland Sexual Health Service |
Susan Davies |
| 88
|
Born This Way: The Psychosocial Implications of Surgical Intervention during Infancy on Individuals with Intersex Variations. |
Mandy Henningham
|
| 89 |
Assessing for Psychopathology in Sexual Health Populations |
David Tuck
|
| 90 |
The Initiative for Multipurpose Prevention Technologies (IMPT): Building the Movement |
Deborah Bateson
|
| 91 |
Pregnancy Recurrence and Complications after Terminations: An Audit of Abortions in South Australia. |
William Breidahl |
| 92 |
Emergency Contraception Update |
Helen Calabretto |
| 93 |
Unmet Need for Contraception in Bangladesh: A Secondary Data Analysis of the 2014 Bangladesh Demographic Health Survey |
Mahruba Khanam |
| 94 |
Overcoming Barriers to Uptake of Long Acting Reversible Contraception among Women: A Qualitative Study among Clients of Hairdressers in Zimbabwe |
Memory Makamba |
| 95 |
Disability, Sexuality and Quality of Life: The Missing Discourse |
Laura Grozdanovski |
