Poster Presentations

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World Indigenous Peoples' Conference on Viral Hepatitis Poster Presentations

Poster Number	Title	Poster Presenter
2	Hepatitis B among the Matis an Indigenous ethnic group from the Brazilian Amazon rain forest.	Otávio Primo de Alvarenga
3	A model of shared care for viral hepatitis: A partnership between Redfern Aboriginal Medical Service and Sydney Local Health District	Jonathan Brett
5	Your Mob, My Mob, Our Mob	Kerry Walker
6	Imporving chlamydia and hepatitis C awareness through a sexual and reproductive health education program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in Victorian secondary schools	Bradley Whitton
8	What are health status and support needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients with HCV in a primary health care setting? A retrospective chart audit	Leigh-Anne Pokino

9th Australasian Viral Hepatitis Conference Poster Presentations

Poster Number	Title	Poster Presenter
2	Viral Hepatitis in children	Brooke Anderson
3	Evaluation of the Western Australian Regional Nurse-supported Hepatitis C Shared Care Program	Judith Bevan
4	Model of Care – Advanced Liver Disease in Justice Health & Forensic Mental Health Network (JH&FMHN)	Jennifer Douglas
9	Developing a Nurse led Hepatitis B Clinic in Inner West Sydney	Janice Pritchard-Jones
10	Should patients with hepatitis C genotype 2/3 infection who are slow responders to PEG-interferon and ribavirin have treatment duration extended from 24 to 32-36 weeks? A before and after study	Carla Silva
13	Integrated approach to Hepatitis C services for refugees in rural and outer urban Victoria. What parallels apply when developing services for indigenous communities	Sally Watkinson
17	HCV treatment as prevention in the prison setting: The SToP-C Project	Marianne Byrne
20	Enhancing provision of hepatitis C treatment in Australian prisons	Michael Mina
26	Rapped in poetry: A successful example of meaningful engagement and collaboration in a custodial setting with no budget	Ruth Bearpark
27	Perceived discrimination is associated with injecting risk in a sample of people who inject drugs	Loren Brener
28	Drawing Them In – stories from people who know	Bruce Cherry
29	Walk the talk: Experiencing what hepatitis C prevention feels like: skilling and supporting youth organisations to engage with young people about hepatitis C	Shae Clayton-Freedman
30	Hepatitis Heroes: A digital fight against stigma and discrimination	Melanie Eagle
35	Expediting the approval of new treatments by harnessing community advocacy to achieve changes in policy and service delivery for people living with hepatitis C	David Pieper