Resources for sexual health and viral hepatitis

General

Australian STI and HIV testing guidelines for men who have sex with men(opens in a new window)

Contact tracing for sexually transmissible infections

National HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C testing policies for health professionals(opens in a new window)

Primary health networks and health pathways

Simple definitions for BBV and STI keywords - Centre for Culture, Ethnicity and Health.

The BBV and STI stigma reduction toolkit 

The Stigma-Free Standard

Surveillance

Australian needle syringe program survey 20 year national data report 1995-2014(opens in a new window)

Gay community periodic survey: Melbourne 2017(opens in a new window)

HIV seroconversion study final report 2007-2015(opens in a new window)

Kirby Institute 2018 annual surveillance report of HIV, viral hepatitis, STIs(opens in a new window)

Kirby Institute 2018 Aboriginal surveillance report of HIV, viral hepatitis, STIs(opens in a new window)

National prison entrants' bloodborne virus and risk behaviour survey report 2013(opens in a new window)

Reducing the risk of HIV/AIDS transmission in African and Arabic-speaking communities in Victoria - DHS final report 2006

HIV

U and me can stop HIV – HIV information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders(opens in a new window)

Medical practitioners who treat and prescribe drugs for HIV in Victoria(opens in a new window) on the ashm website.

Australian national PrEP guidelines(opens in a new window) on the ashm website.

Victorian NPEP Guidelines on the Alfred Health website.

Viral hepatitis / STIs

Hepatitis B mapping report(opens in a new window)

Hepatitis C mapping report(opens in a new window)

Patient delivered partner therapy (PDPT) for chlamydia – clinical guidance and FAQs

Factsheets, guidelines, standards and surveillance reports

Factsheets, guidelines, standards and surveillance reports in regard to sexually transmissible infections and viral hepatitis can be found in the Infectious diseases section.

Useful resources and information about sexually transmissible infections can also be found at the NSW STI programs unit website(opens in a new window).