Social responses to HIV and viral hepatitis
ARCSHS has long delivered high-quality strategic research that addresses international issues, and also informs Australia’s HIV and viral hepatitis national strategies. This research theme is focussed on the experiences, wellbeing and social connections of people living with HIV and viral hepatitis. It also addresses the role, quality and impact of community and peer-led social responses, and their influence in community and policy systems. The theme outcomes advance knowledge on the relationships between community, policy and health services, and inform prevention, testing, treatment and care, and community and peer-led interventions. .
HIV Futures
1998-2019
HIV Futures is a flagship research series about the health and wellbeing of people living with HIV (PLHIV) in Australia.
Explore the full list of HIV Futures publications.
Peer Insights: Hepatitis C treatment - Broadsheet No. 3
2019
Peer Insights on barriers and motivators to direct-acting antiviral (DAA) treatment uptake
Susan Chong, Graham Brown, Sione Crawford, J. Dicka, Hunter Morgan, Angela Corry, Gari-Emma Perry, S. Carruthers, M. E. Harrod, Lucy Pepolim, A. Heslop and Charles Henderson
Peer Insights Hepatitis C Broadsheet 3 (PDF, 0.8MB)
What Works and Why (W3) Project - Impact Analysis
2019
Understanding what works and why in peer-based and peer-led programs in HIV and hepatitis C
J. Dunne and Graham Brown
What Works and Why (W3) Project - Impact Analysis (PDF, 0.9MB)
How do we value the role of community responses to HIV?
2019
ARCSHS Workshop at SKPA Meeting: Summary Report
David O'Keeffe, Graham Brown and Adam Bourne
How do we value the role of community responses to HIV (PDF, 0.5MB)
The Influence of AFAO, AIDS Councils & Communities
2019
How, when and where are gay and bisexual men influenced about HIV?
Graham Brown, Andrew Westle, Adam Bourne, and Jeanne Ellard
The Influence of AFAO, AIDS Councils & Communities (PDF, 2.7MB)
Peer Insights: Hepatitis C treatment - Broadsheet No. 2
2019
Peer Insights on barriers and motivators to direct-acting antiviral (DAA) treatment uptake
Susan Chong, Graham Brown, Sione Crawford, J. Dicka, Hunter Morgan, Angela Corry, Gari-Emma Perry, Charles Henderson and Lucy Pepolim
Peer Insights: Hepatitis C treatment - Broadsheet No. 2 (PDF, 3MB)