Hepatitis C (HCV) infection is common among injecting drug users (IDUs), yet accessing of
HCV care, particularly HCV treatment, is suboptimal. There has been little in-depth study of …

Most Australian universities have recently strengthened their commitment to WIL through
adding WIL to their strategic directions and re-shaping areas of the university to better …

For decades academic libraries have been seen as portals to information, print resources
and more recently digital resources, but, as Demas states,'we have reawakened to the fact …

The Extension of Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) project is a novel educational
intervention designed in New Mexico to transfer subspecialty knowledge about hepatitis C …

Background and aims People who inject drugs (PWID) are historically viewed as having
“difficult to treat” hepatitis C disease, with perceived inferior treatment adherence and …

The goal of undergraduate nursing education is to prepare nurses for practice in a
demanding and dynamic health care environment. Among other factors, the increased …

Objectives: This study examines the frequency of childhood sexual abuse and physical
abuse in a cohort of opiate addicted patients and looks at clinical correlates in those abused …

This report discusses findings from a secondary analysis of a sample of evaluations from
student peer mentoring programs (SPMPs) at VU. It draws on the peer mentoring and …

While hepatitis C virus (HCV)-specific immune responses are attenuated in HCV/HIV co-
infected patients compared to those infected with HCV alone, the reasons for this remain …

Executive summary This interim report presents some preliminary results from the first stage
of a longitudinal study of articulation from TAFE to higher education (HE) at Victoria …