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2009-2010 Directory of HIV, hepatitis & related services
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ASHM 2009-2010 Directory of HIV, hepatitis & related servicesThe Directory is a compendium of contact details that is updated each year and is available in print at no charge. It includes an extensive listing of related services including sexual health clinics, HIV and Hepatitis treatment, hospitals, PLWHA organisations and services for people living with viral hepatitis.
The Directory is supported by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing and the pharmaceutical industry.
The Directory is available online and is updated daily.
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An overview of hepatitis C: clinical management in opiate pharmacotherapy settings
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An overview of hepatitis C: clinical management in opiate pharmacotherapy settings
This eight page booklet for health care workers in opiate pharmacotherapy settings is available in hard copy at no cost to individuals and organisations.
This booklet is useful for all drug and alcohol practitioners and healthcare workers in opiate pharmacotherapy settings. As well as providing an overview of testing, treatment and management of hepatitis C, it provides details of relevant national support organisations.
ASHM would be grateful if you could take a short survey to help inform future updates
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B Positive - all you wanted to know about hep B*
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This practical manual, produced in collaboration with The Cancer Council NSW, will provide primary care practitioners with an overview of current hepatitis B knowledge in Australia - a field which is constantly changing and evolving.
General practitioners and other primary care professionals play a critical role in controlling the impact of hepatitis B in the general population, through testing and vaccinating people at potential risk, as well as identifying those who may benefit from monitoring and treatment. Whilst childhood vaccination plays an important role in preventing new infections, prevalence of chronic hepatitis B infection in Australia continues to increase, predominantly due to the high rate of hepatitis B infection amongst immigrants from endemic countries.
The resource includes factsheets for patients living with chronic infection, as well as contact details for useful organisations and resources.
Hardcopy Handbook
A limited number of B positive - all you wanted to know about hepatitis B: a guide for primary care providers have been printed through the generous support of state and territory health departments.
*ASHM is currently distributing this resource free of charge to health care providers on behalf of the NSW and WA Health Departments.
Additional copies of this handbook may be purchased directly from the ASHM Office (02 8204 0700).
0 - 50 copies: $20/copy (plus GST) and postage/handling
> 50 copies: $10/copy (plus GST) and postage/handling
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B Positive (2008) - all you wanted to know about hepatitis B
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Clinical Science of HIV Medicine CD
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Clinical Science of HIV Medicine CD
This CD provides an introduction to the clinical science underpinning HIV and represents module 1 of the ASHM Short Course in HIV Medicine. It is provided free of charge to course participants and is also available for sale at $25.
Module 1 presents an overview of the epidemic, the structure and life cycle of the HIV virus, the immune response, clinical course of the disease and the scientific basis for treatment of HIV.
The CD is sent out to course participants as prior reading and participants are required to be familiar with the information contained on the CD before attending the face-to-face delivery of Module 2.
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Coinfection HIV & Viral Hepatitis (2006)
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Coinfection HIV and Viral Hepatitis: A Guide for clinical management
This monograph reflects best practice in Australia today for the management of HIV and viral hepatitis in the primary care setting.
The revised 2005 edition includes therapeutic advances, especially those in the area of hepatitis C and HIV coinfection.
ASHM believes this monograph will provide HIV clinicians with the tools to improve their confidence in management of both HIV and viral hepatitis coinfection and antiretroviral therapy-related hepatotoxicity.  Coinfection HIV & Viral Hepatitis (2006) |
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Contact Tracing Manual 3rd Ed
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Australasian Contact Tracing Manual
The Australasian Contact Tracing Manual reflects best practice for contact tracing in Australasia. The major target groups for this manual are primary carers - general practitioners, community and public health nurses, Aboriginal health workers, sexual health, hepatitis and HIV service staff.
As these infections often occur together, the manual covers all sexually transmissible infections, viral hepatitis, HIV and HIV-related tuberculosis.
This third edition of the manual serves to reconfirm the collaboration demonstrated in the previous issues, with the inclusion of patient handouts.
Contact Tracing Manual 3rd Ed
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Correctional Officers and Hepatitis C
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Correctional Officers and Hepatitis C
This resource provides Correctional Officers with health information about hepatitis C, to enable them to protect themselves against occupational injury.
This booklet has been extensively focus tested and is now available to download.
ASHM would be grateful if you could take a short survey to help inform future updates
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Decision making in HBV
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Decision making in HBV is a two page laminate resource for General Practitioners. It is a quick reference guide to assist GPs in evaluating Hepatitis B laboratory results, understand the natural history of chronic Hepatitis B and make decisions regarding the management and treatment of patients with Hepatitis B.
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Dental Health & Hep C ( April 2007 )
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Dental Health & Hepatitis C
Dental health and hepatitis C is an eight-page publication for Australian dental health professionals. It is available in hard copy at no cost to individuals and organisations in Australia.
Dental Health and Hepatitis C is a resource useful to all members of the dental health team. As well as covering basic facts of the virus and infection control procedure, it provides specific information on managing the dental health of people with hepatitis C, covering issues such as xerostomia and drug interactions.
ASHM would be grateful if you could take a short survey to help inform future updates
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GP and Hep C
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General Practitioners and Hepatitis C
GPs and hepatitis C is an eight-page publication for Australian general practitioners
It is available in hard copy at no cost to individuals and organisations in Australia.
This brochure provides detailed up-to-date information about hepatitis C management, counselling, diagnosis and treatment in the primary care setting. GP and Hep C (Revised June 2008)
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GPs and HIV
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GPs and HIV is an eight-page publication for Australian General Practitioners caring for patients with HIV. This booklet provides detailed up-to-date information about HIV transmission, natural history, diagnosis, management and the legal responsibilities relevant in the primary care setting. It is available in hard copy for individuals and organisations in Australia or it can be easily downloaded in PDF format.
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Hepatitis B factsheet for people newly diagnosed - Arabic
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Arabic Hepatitis B factsheet - For people newly diagnosed
This new Arabic language ASHM resource has been developed in collaboration with Cancer Council NSW. It is designed for people who have received a positive hepatitis B test result and provides a basic overview of hepatitis B and information around disclosure, management, preventing the spread of infection and useful websites. Funding for this resource was provided by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.
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Hepatitis B factsheet for people newly diagnosed - Chinese
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Chinese Hepatitis B factsheet - For people newly diagnosed
This new Chinese language ASHM resource has been developed in collaboration with Cancer Council NSW. It is designed for people who have received a positive hepatitis B test result and provides a basic overview of hepatitis B and information around disclosure, management, preventing the spread of infection and useful websites. Funding for this resource was provided by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.
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Hepatitis B factsheet for people newly diagnosed - English
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English Hepatitis B factsheet - For people newly diagnosedThis new ASHM resource has been developed in collaboration with Cancer Council NSW. It is designed for people who have received a positive hepatitis B test result and provides a basic overview of hepatitis B and information around disclosure, management, preventing the spread of infection and useful websites. The Fact Sheet is available in five community languages. Funding for this resource was provided by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.
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Hepatitis B factsheet for people newly diagnosed - Indonesian
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Indonesian Hepatitis B factsheet - For people newly diagnosed
This new Indonesian language ASHM resource has been developed in collaboration with Cancer Council NSW. It is designed for people who have received a positive hepatitis B test result and provides a basic overview of hepatitis B and information around disclosure, management, preventing the spread of infection and useful websites. Funding for this resource was provided by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.
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Hepatitis B factsheet for people newly diagnosed - Korean
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Korean Hepatitis B factsheet - For people newly diagnosed
This new AKorean language ASHM resource has been developed in collaboration with Cancer Council NSW. It is designed for people who have received a positive hepatitis B test result and provides a basic overview of hepatitis B and information around disclosure, management, preventing the spread of infection and useful websites. Funding for this resource was provided by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.
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Hepatitis B factsheet for people newly diagnosed - Vietnamese
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Vietnamese Hepatitis B factsheet - For people newly diagnosed This new Vietnamese language ASHM resource has been developed in collaboration with Cancer Council NSW. It is designed for people who have received a positive hepatitis B test result and provides a basic overview of hepatitis B and information around disclosure, management, preventing the spread of infection and useful websites. Funding for this resource was provided by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.
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Hepatitis C in Brief - Community languages
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Hepatitis C in Brief - tear off pads
This resource is designed for people who have received a positive hepatitis C antibody test result and for people wanting to know more about hepatitis C.
The Fact Sheet is available for download in eight community languages. Funding for this resource was provided by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.
This resource was awarded Best Non-Government Fact Sheet 2007 by the Multicultural Health Communication Service.
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Hepatitis C management and treatment fact sheet for clients of pharmacotherapy services (2009)
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Hepatitis C: clinical management in opiate pharmacotherapy settings (monograph)
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Hepatitis C clinical management in opiate pharmacotherapy settings, incorporates the booklet, client fact sheet, 7 relevant and published journal articles and synopsis, case scenarios, common hepatitis C myths and facts, and 2 book chapters reprinted from 2009 edition of Hepatitis C: an expanding perspective.
Due to copyright restrictions, this publication is only available to order in hard copy format.
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HIV and hepatitis C: policy, discrimination, legal and ethical issues
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HIV and hepatitis C: policy, discrimination, legal and ethical issues
This 136-page publication was launched in Sydney by the Hon. Justice Michael Kirby in April 2005.
It is a collection of essays describing the legal, ethical and discrimination issues presented by two important challenges to global public health: HIV and hepatitis C.
Easy-to-read and informative, this publication will be of particular interest to medical and legal practitioners, as well as to policy analysts and human rights professionals.
The book is in part a history, in part a text on social activism, in part a description of applicable laws and current problems and in part an exploration of how Australians can do better in the future than they have done in the past.
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HIV Management in Australasia (2009)
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ASHM - HIV Management in Australasia (2009)
This leading HIV clinical resource has been significantly expanded in 2009 to reflect current knowledge and recommended practice.
The monogragh is divided into three sections. It is an invaluable reference resource and an essential teaching tool in training programs for participants and educators.
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Basic Virology, Immunology and Natural History
Theraputics and monitoring
Clinical manifestations of HIV disease
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HIV Patient Fact Sheets
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This electronic resource is designed for health professionals to give to people newly diagnosed with HIV.
The Fact Sheet is available in an Australian State and Territory specific format and includes a listing of local support groups and organisations. Funding for this resource was provided by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.
The resource is available in English and eight (8) community languages. It received a Multicultural Communication Award (for health resources in languages other than English) in 2003 from the NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service.
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A resource for GPs in NSW who see patients who have migrated from, or travelled within, a country with a high HIV.
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HIV, viral hepatitis and STIs - a guide for primary care providers
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HIV, viral hepatitis and STIs - a guide for primary careThis monograph from ASHM reflects best practice in Australia today for the management of these viruses in the primary care setting. HIV, viral hepatitis and STIs: a guide for primary care has been revised to include STIs, and further information on the legal responsibilities of primary carers. The resource is designed to meet the needs of general practitioners and other health care providers. It provides up to date information and guidelines on risk assessment, diagnosis, management and professional issues. The monograph was first published in 2001 and revised in 2004, with the current version revised in 2008. Download HIV, viral hepatitis and STIs - a guide for primary care
HIV, viral hepatitis and STIs - a guide for primary care Download separate chapters Chapter 1 - HIV, HBV, HCV and STIs: similarities and differences
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Is It HIV? a handbook for health care providers
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This handbook assists health care professionals in the Asian and Pacific regions in the early diagnosis of HIV infection. It incorporates clinical descriptions of a wide spectrum of HIV-associated conditions, divided by organ systems into fifteen chapters. It is an invaluable reference resource and an essential teaching tool in training programs for participants and educators.
ASHM does not have the financial capacity to distribute this resource individually across the region. The resource is available as a free download for research, study, criticism or review. No part of the resource may be reproduced by any process without written permission. Permission will be granted on the condition that appropriate accreditation and recognition is given to the authors and publishers in subsequent use.
For multiple copy orders and copyright permission contact Duc Nguyen at the ASHM office -- Phone: (+612) 82040712; Email: duc.nguyen@ashm.org.au
Limited number of viewing copies (1 book and 1 CD-ROM) can be purchased for AUD$100.00, includes express post delivery.
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Nurses and Hep C (April 2008)
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Nurses and Hepatitis C
Nurses and Hepatitis C is an eight-page publication for Australian nurses. It is available in hard copy at no cost to individuals and organisations in Australia.
This supplement informs health professionals about the basic facts of the virus, new developments in treatment and referrals for patients or health care providers. Nurses and Hepatitis C
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Pharmacy and hepatitis C
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Pharmacy and hepatitis C
This is an eight-page publication for community pharmacists and pharmacy assistants, available in hard copy at no cost to individuals and organisations in Australia. This resource was specifically developed for the Hepatitis C Public Health Promotion Pilot Program, managed by the Pharmacy Guild of Australia.
Pharmacy and hepatitis C is a resource for pharmacy staff which may assist them in providing information and support to people living with, or on treatment for, hepatitis C, with an aim to improve their health outcomes. As well as basic facts and resource information, it focuses on risk factors for transmission of hepatitis C, natural history and disease progression, treatment, side effects management, general management, harm minimisation, stigma and discrimination.
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Pre-hospital care workers
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Pre-hospital Care Workers and Blood-borne Viruses
This is an eight-page publication for Australian pre-hospital care workers, available in hard copy at no cost to individuals and organisations in Australia.
Pre-hospital Care Workers and Blood-borne Viruses is a resource for health care workers in the field. As well as basic facts and resource information, it focuses on prevention of transmission of blood-borne viruses and infection control.
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