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2. Patient-reported measures as a justice project through involvement of service-user researchers
3. Positive effects of community attachment on internalised stigma and wellbeing among people who inject drugs
4. Stigma as understood by key informants: A social ecological approach to gay and bisexual men's use of crystal methamphetamine for sex
5. Australian health and medical workers’ concerns around providing care to people living with hepatitis B
6. Comparing Australian health worker and student attitudes and concerns about providing care to people living with hepatitis B
7. List of Contributors
8. International Policies to Reduce Illicit Drug-Related Harm and Illicit Drug Use
9. Applying a diffusion of innovations framework to the scale-up of direct-acting antiviral therapies for hepatitis C virus infection: Identified challenges for widespread implementation
10. HIV stigma by association among Australian gay and bisexual men
11. Stigmatising attitudes towards people who inject drugs, and people living with blood borne viruses or sexually transmissible infections in a representative sample of the Australian population
12. Destabilising the ‘problem’ of chemsex: Diversity in settings, relations and practices revealed in Australian gay and bisexual men's crystal methamphetamine use
13. The role of social support in moderating the relationship between HIV centrality, internalised stigma and psychological distress for people living with HIV
14. Stigma, Anxiety, and Depression Among Gay and Bisexual Men in Mixed-Orientation Marriages
15. Responding to a national policy need: development of a stigma indicator for bloodborne viruses and sexually transmissible infections
16. Beyond interferon side effects: What residual barriers exist to DAA hepatitis C treatment for people who inject drugs?
17. Predictors of health care workers’ support for discriminatory treatment and care of people who inject drugs
18. Acceptability of Patient-Reported Outcome and Experience Measures for Hepatitis C Treatment Among People Who Use Drugs
19. Beyond cure: patient reported outcomes of hepatitis C treatment among people who inject drugs in Australia
20. The rush to risk when interrogating the relationship between methamphetamine use and sexual practice among gay and bisexual men
21. Evaluation of the Deadly Liver Mob program: insights for roll-out and scale-up of a pilot program to engage Aboriginal Australians in hepatitis C and sexual health education, screening, and care
22. “Why Am I the Way I Am?” Narrative Work in the Context of Stigmatized Identities
23. Health workers’ support for hepatitis C treatment uptake among clients with a history of injecting
24. Methamphetamine use among gay and bisexual men in Australia: Trends in recent and regular use from the Gay Community Periodic Surveys
25. Listening to the consumer voice: developing multilingual cancer information resources for people affected by liver cancer
26. Hepatitis C knowledge among gay and other homosexually active men in Australia
27. “Doing the devil’s work”: Emotional labour and stigma in expanding Needle and Syringe Programs
28. Drug, sex and sociality: Factors associated with the recent sharing of injecting equipment among gay and bisexual men in Australia
29. Multiple strategies are required to address the information and support needs of gay and bisexual men with hepatitis C in Australia
30. Instrumental support to facilitate hepatitis C treatment adherence: Working around shortfalls in shared-care
31. Perspectives of a self-selected sample of former patients on the long-term health outcomes of interferon-based hepatitis C treatments: an exploratory study
32. No Ordinary Mainstream Illness
33. Expert perspectives on the contribution of HIV general practice nursing to the ‘extraordinary story’ of HIV medicine in Australia
34. Vaccine, transmission and treatment: An exploratory study of viral hepatitis knowledge among attendees of a metropolitan Australian university
35. The politics of place(ment): Problematising the provision of hepatitis C treatment within opiate substitution clinics
36. Factors associated with hepatitis C knowledge among a sample of treatment naive people who inject drugs
37. Evolving Knowledge and Practice: Hepatitis C and Illicit Drug Use
38. Disclosing Hepatitis C Infection Within Everyday Contexts
39. Assessing community support for harm reduction services: Comparing two measures
40. Is point of access to needles and syringes related to needle sharing? Comparing data collected from pharmacies and needle and syringe programs in south-east Sydney
41. ‘Does anyone know where to get fits from around here?’ Policy implications for the provision of sterile injecting equipment through pharmacies in Sydney, Australia
42. Secondary exchange of sterile injecting equipment in a high distribution environment: A mixed method analysis in south east Sydney, Australia
43. ‘Towards a Global Approach’–An overview of Harm Reduction 2008: IHRA’s 19th International Conference
44. “Look, I'm fit, I'm positive and I'll be all right, thank you very much”: Coping with hepatitis C treatment and unrealistic optimism
45. Resilient Coping
46. The drugs that dare not speak their name: Injecting and other illicit drug use during treatment for hepatitis C infection
47. Pretreatment preparation and management of interferon‐based therapy for hepatitis C virus infection
48. Hepatitis C and injecting-related discrimination in New South Wales, Australia
49. The power of naming: A reply to McBride and Pates
50. The Experience of Interferon-Based Treatments for Hepatitis C Infection
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