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- Aboriginal patterns of cancer care
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- Ageing and people living with HIV/viral hepatitis in the ACT
- Annual Report of Trends in Behaviour
- Asian gay men's community survey
- Barriers to HIV prevention and care among gay men in Tasmania
- Community-based study of undiagnosed HIV and testing (COUNT study)
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- Comparing the role of takeaways in methadone maintenance treatment in New South Wales and Victoria
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- COVID-19 vaccine acceptability in priority populations
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- e-male study: the role of the internet in building social capital for homosexually active men
- Evaluation of ACON’s Substance Support Service
- Evaluation of NSP service models in Sydney West
- Evaluation of the Stimulant Check-up Clinic
- Evaluation of the Ted Noffs Foundation Street University program
- Experiences of addiction, treatment and recovery: an online resource for members of the public, health professionals and policymakers
- GBQ+ Community Periodic Surveys
- Getting down to it: understanding barriers to STI testing among young people
- Health in Men (HIM) cohort study of HIV-negative gay men
- Health Monitoring and Evaluation Framework for the Decriminalisation of Sex Work
- Identifying factors that improve the health of people newly released from prison who inject drugs
- Improving antiretroviral treatment (ART) initiation for people living with HIV in Australia: a realistic and feasible approach?
- Investigating the capacity of the general practitioner workforce to meet ongoing HIV primary care needs in Australia
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The evaluation assessed the following:
- Utilisation of the clinic by people who use non-prescribed psycho-stimulants, who are in early-stage drug use and who have not previously sought treatment for psychostimulant use disorders.
- Retention of clients through the three appointments and, if possible, to longer-term follow up.
- Characteristics of clients with higher versus lower retention, with attention paid to what keeps clients retained.
- Profile of clients who report risky levels of stimulant use and describe their stimulant-associated harms.
- Type and amount of information and referrals provided to clients, and aftercare plans established.
- Perceptions and experiences of clients and staff involved in the clinic.
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St Vincent's Hospital