Jake Rance

University of New South Wales

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University of New South Wales

Holly Seale

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University of New South Wales

George Dertadian

University of New South Wales

Joanne Bryant

Simon Graham

Associate Professor and NHMRC Principal Research Fellow

University of Sydney

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Jake Rance

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Articles (13)

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Dean Murphy

Garrett Prestage

Holly Seale

George Dertadian

Joanne Bryant

Simon Graham

Sylvester Reuben Okeke, PhD

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Jake Rance

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Articles (13)

Hydromorphone Hopes: A Qualitative Study of People Initiating Supervised Short‐Acting Injectable Opioid Treatment in Australia

‘People Like Us Would Have No Clue If the Information Is Online’: Exploring Understanding and Sources of Hepatitis B Information Among Vietnamese Australians

‘There's too much power in this number. It's freaking the whole response out’: The views of key informants on evidence and targets to achieve hepatitis C elimination goals in Australia

Perceptions of COVID-19 Vaccines: Lessons from Selected Populations Who Experience Discrimination in the Australian Healthcare System

Lives Worth Grieving: Differential Coverage of Overdose Deaths in Australian News Media (2015–2020)

Practising care in a pandemic: Accounting for everyday life during COVID‐19 among people who inject drugs

Pharmaceutical citizenship in an era of universal access to hepatitis C treatment: Situated potentials and limits

Considering treatment-as-prevention scale-up for Australian prisons: a qualitative sub-study of expert stakeholders from the Australian ‘surveillance and treatment of prisoners with hepatitis C’ project (SToP-C)

Hepatitis C treatment as prevention in the prison setting: Assessments of acceptability of treatment scale up efforts by prison correctional and health personnel

Expert stakeholder perspectives on the acceptability of treatment‐as‐prevention in prison: a qualitative substudy of the ‘Surveillance and Treatment of Prisoners with Hepatitis C’ project (SToP‐C)

Establishing the impact of consumer participation in alcohol and other drug treatment settings in Australia

The role of social capital in facilitating hepatitis C treatment scale‐up within a treatment‐as‐prevention trial in the male prison setting

“Towards eliminating viral hepatitis”: Examining the productive capacity and constitutive effects of global policy on hepatitis C elimination

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Dean Murphy

Garrett Prestage

Holly Seale

George Dertadian

Joanne Bryant

Simon Graham

Sylvester Reuben Okeke, PhD

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