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Sexual Health Sexual Health
Volume 4 Number 4 2007
Featuring abstracts from the Australasian Sexual Health Conference 2007


Descriptive Table of Contents 


pp. i-ii

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Abortion and the full humanity of women: nearly there 

Jo Wainer

pp. 219-221

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Introducing early medical abortion in Australia: there is a need to update abortion laws 

Caroline M. de Costa, Darren B. Russell, Naomi R. de Costa, Michael Carrette and Heather M. McNamee

pp. 223-226

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Depression, social support and adherence to highly active antiretroviral therapy in people living with HIV/AIDS 

Tania Gibbie, Margaret Hay, Chris W. Hutchison and Anne Mijch

pp. 227-232

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Using epidemiological and molecular methods to investigate an outbreak of gonorrhoea associated with heterosexual contact in Newcastle, NSW, Australia 

Kerry Todd, David Durrheim, Robert Pickles, Keith Eastwood, Tony Merritt, John Tapsall, Sanghamitra Ray and Athena Limnios

pp. 233-236

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Aboriginal women's stories of sexually transmissible infection transmission and condom use in remote central Australia 

Astrid M. Stark and Alex Hope

pp. 237-242

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Adolescent girls' communication with partners about microbicide use 

Mary B. Short, Stephanie Ramos, Jennifer K. Oakes and Susan L. Rosenthal

pp. 243-248

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General practice intervention to increase opportunistic screening for chlamydia 

Tony D. Merritt, David N. Durrheim, Kirsty Hope and Paul Byron

pp. 249-251

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Guideline evaluation: tricky business 

Jeffrey D. Klausner

pp. 253-254

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Evaluation, using two assessment instruments, of the American and British national guidelines for the management of sexually transmissible and genital infections 

Aisling Baird, Olufunso Olarinde and Martin Talbot

pp. 255-260

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Male sex work and HIV risk among young heroin users in Hanoi, Vietnam 

Michael C. Clatts, Le M. Giang, Lloyd A. Goldsamt and Huso Yi

pp. 261-267

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Sexual dysfunction in men treated with depot antipsychotic drugs: a pilot study 

David Plevin, Cherrie Galletly and Penny Roughan

pp. 269-271

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Young women's misperceptions about sexually transmissible infection testing: a 'clean and clear' misunderstanding 

Sara K. Head, Richard A. Crosby, Lydia A. Shrier and Gregory R. Moore

pp. 273-275

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National guidelines for post-exposure prophylaxis after non-occupational exposure to HIV 

NPEP Reference Group

pp. 277-283

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1. GOLLOW LECTURE: SEX AND CANCER 

R. W. Jones

pp. 285-285

Abstract 


2. VAGINISMUS, VULVODYNIA AND PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE ACTIVITY  

R. Sapsford

pp. 285-285

Abstract 


3. NON CONSUMMATION 

L. Dennerstein

pp. 285-285

Abstract 


4. UNDERSTANDING VENUS: EXPLORING FEMALE DESIRE 

P. Weerakoon

pp. 285-285

Abstract 


5. HIV AND WOMEN: THE AFRICAN EXPERIENCE  

D. A. Lewis

pp. 286-286

Abstract 


6. DYADIC PERSPECTIVES ON SUPPORT FOR WOMEN LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS IN AUSTRALIA: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY 

J. Russell

pp. 286-286

Abstract 


7. THE CHLAMYDIA PROJECT IMPROVING KNOWLEDGE OF, AND TESTING RATES FOR CHLAMYDIA AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE IN A REMOTE ABORIGINAL SETTING  

C. Dunn, L. Garton and K. Lynch

pp. 286-287

Abstract 


8. 'STAMP OUT CHLAMYDIA' PROJECT - BRINGING CHLAMYDIA SCREENING TO TERTIARY STUDENTS IN THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY  

B. K. Davis, M. Schmidt, E. O'Keefe, M. J. Currie, A. M. Baynes, T. Bavinton, M. McNiven and F. J. Bowden

pp. 287-287

Abstract 


9. DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A NOVEL GEL-BASED URINE TRANSPORT SYSTEM FOR USE IN CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS PCR BASED DIAGNOSIS 

S. Bialasiewicz

pp. 287-288

Abstract 


10. THE CHECK IS IN THE MAIL: A NOVEL APPROACH TO CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS TESTING USING SELF COLLECTED, MAILED SPECIMEN  

M. B. Skinner, R. Muller, S. Bialasiewicz and J. Debattista

pp. 288-288

Abstract 


11. SEX AND SPORT: A COMMUNITY BASED PROJECT OF CHLAMYDIA TESTING AND TREATMENT IN RURAL AND REGIONAL VICTORIA 

F. Kong, C. Kyle-Link, J. Hocking and M. Hellard

pp. 288-289

Abstract 


12. YOUNG PEOPLE GET CLUED UP ABOUT CHLAMYDIA: AN INTERNET BASED RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL  

M. Kang, A. Rochford, A. Mindel, S. R. Skinner, M. Webb, L. Hillier and T. Usherwood

pp. 289-289

Abstract 


13. CAUGHT IN THE WEB: CYBERSEX AND ITS IMPACT ON INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS 

K. C. Misso

pp. 289-289

Abstract 


14. GENITAL HERPES ONLINE RISK SURVEY  

A. Mindel, E. Christie, C. Chung, T. Berger and the Australian Herpes Management Forum (AHMF)

pp. 289-290

Abstract 


15. RISKS, CHOICES AND CONSEQUENCES: INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND SEXUAL HEALTH PROMOTION 

H. Kalsi, H. Do and Z. Gu

pp. 290-290

Abstract 


16. A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF THE IMPACT OF EMAIL AND TEXT (SMS) MESSAGES ON THE SEXUAL HEALTH OF YOUNG PEOPLE 

M. S. C. Lim, J. S. Hocking, C. K. Aitken, L. Jordan, C. K. Fairley, J. A. Lewis and M. E. Hellard

pp. 290-290

Abstract 


17. PATIENTS' PERSPECTIVES ON THE BEST WAYS TO TELL PARTNERS ABOUT CHLAMYDIA: HOW ACCEPTABLE ARE THE NEW TECHNOLOGIES? 

C. A. Hopkins, M. J. Temple-Smith, C. K. Fairley, J. E. Tomnay, N. L. Pavlin, R. M. Parker, D. B. Russell, F. J. Bowden, J. S. Hocking and M. Y. Chen

pp. 291-291

Abstract 


18. INCREASING ACCESS TO SEXUAL HEALTH ADVICE FOR HIGH RISK INDIVIDUALS THROUGH AN AUTOMATED, INTERNET BASED SERVICE  

D. M. Lee, C. K. Fairley, J. Kit Sze, T. Kuo, R. Cummings, J. Bilardi and M. Y. Chen

pp. 291-291

Abstract 


19. INFECTIOUS SYPHILIS ELIMINATION FOR ABORIGINAL PEOPLE IN NSW: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES  

P. Spokes, M. Bartlett and K. Stewart

pp. 292-292

Abstract 


20. SEXUAL HEALTH SERVICES & HIV PREVENTION: IMPROVING INTERVENTION OPPORTUNITIES  

S. Powell

pp. 292-292

Abstract 


21. GONORRHOEA INFECTION IN SYDNEY WOMEN  

C. R. Emerson, P. McDonagh, A. McNulty and E. Freedman

pp. 292-293

Abstract 


22. IS HELICOBACTER PYLORI A STI? - A PILOT STUDY  

S. Sawleshwarkar, G. Eslick, C. Chung, R. Jones and A. Mindel

pp. 293-293

Abstract 


23. IMPACT OF TRIAGE ON PATIENT PRESENTATIONS AT A LARGE PUBLICLY FUNDED SEXUAL HEALTH SERVICE 

V. Knight and V. Barrington

pp. 293-293

Abstract 


24. ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD SYSTEMS IN AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND SH/HIV/HEP C/WOMEN'S HEALTH CLINICS 2006 - A PILOT PROJECT  

J. Chuah, W. Fankhauser, M. Page and B. Dickson

pp. 293-294

Abstract 


25. ANAL SEXUALLY TRANSMISSIBLE INFECTIONS AS RISK FACTORS FOR HIV SEROCONVERSION  

F. Jin, G. P. Prestage, J. C. G. Imrie, S. C. Kippax, C. M. Pell, B. Donovan, D. J. Templeton, P. H. Cunningham, A. L. Cunningham, A. Mindel, J. M. Kaldor and A. E. Grulich

pp. 294-294

Abstract 


26. MORE THAN JUST ANAL SEX: THE POTENTIAL FOR STI TRANSMISSION AMONG MEN VISITING SEX ON PREMISES VENUES IN MELBOURNE  

C. Phang, J. S. Hocking, C. K. Fairley, C. Bradshaw, P. Hayes and M. Y. Chen

pp. 294-295

Abstract 


27. CAN UNPROTECTED ANAL INTERCOURSE WITH REGULAR AND CASUAL PARTNERS EXPLAIN THE DIVERGING TRENDS IN HIV EPIDEMIC IN AUSTRALIA? 

I. Zablotska, G. Prestage, A. Grulich, J. Imrie and S. Kippax

pp. 295-295

Abstract 


28. RISK TAKING AND SAFER SEX PRACTICES IN CASUAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MEN  

I. Zablotska, A. Frankland, G. Prestage, A. Grulich and J. Imrie

pp. 295-295

Abstract 


29. WHAT DO ANAL CYTOLOGY RESULTS MEAN?  

R. Hillman

pp. 296-296

Abstract 


30. TESTING FOR SEXUALLY TRANSMISSIBLE INFECTIONS AMONG GAY MEN IN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA  

G. Prestage, I. Zablotska, A. Frankland, J. Imrie and A. Grulich

pp. 296-296

Abstract 


31. WHY HAS TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS DECLINED DRAMATICALLY AMONG VICTORIAN WOMEN (1947-2005)?  

J. Marrone, C. K. Fairley, M. Saville, C. Bradshaw, F. J. Bowden, B. Donovan and J. S. Hocking

pp. 296-297

Abstract 


32. EXPERIENCE OF EARLY MEDICAL ABORTION IN A REGIONAL CENTRE  

D. B. Russell, H. McNamee, C. Lim, J. Leamy and C. de Costa

pp. 297-297

Abstract 


33. WHAT WOMEN WANT WHEN FACED WITH AN UNPLANNED PREGNANCY  

J. Michelson

pp. 297-297

Abstract 


34. PATTERNS OF CONTRACEPTIVE USE AFTER REPRODUCTIVE EVENTS: FINDINGS FROM THE AUSTRALIAN LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF WOMEN'S HEALTH  

J. C. Lucke and M. Spallek

pp. 297-298

Abstract 


35. OUT OF THE SPOTLIGHT: AN AUDIT OF FIVE YEARS OF IMPLANON® USE IN QUEENSLAND  

C. E. Harvey

pp. 298-298

Abstract 


36. VULVOVAGINAL CANDIDIASIS IN AUSTRALIA: LET'S TAKE A LOOK 'DOWN UNDER' 

S. C. Hilmi, J. McCloskey, P. Tenni and J. Hughes

pp. 298-298

Abstract 


37. MONITORING HIV TRANSMISSION AMONG MEN SEEN AT METROPOLITAN SEXUAL HEALTH CLINICS IN AUSTRALIA, 1996-2005  

A. McDonald and J. M. Kaldor

pp. 299-299

Abstract 


38. GIVING HIV RESULTS. IS IT TIME TO CHANGE OUR THINKING? 

L. M. Healey and C. C. O'Connor

pp. 299-299

Abstract 


39. MAYISHA NZ: TOWARDS AN EVIDENCE BASE TO INFORM HIV PREVENTION INTERVENTIONS IN NEW ZEALANDS MIGRANT AFRICAN COMMUNITIES 

O. R. Davidson and G. Birukila

pp. 299-299

Abstract 


40. AN INCREASE IN HIV CASES REPORTING HETEROSEXUAL EXPOSURE IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA 

B. G. Combs, C. M Giele and P. Van Buynder

pp. 299-300

Abstract 


41. CIRCUMCISION AND RISK OF HIV SEROCONVERSION IN THE HIM COHORT OF HOMOSEXUAL MEN IN SYDNEY 

D. J. Templeton, F. Jin, G. P. Prestage, B. Donovan, S. C. Kippax, J. Imrie, J. M. Kaldor and A. E. Grulich

pp. 300-300

Abstract 


42. PILOT OF NON-INVASIVE (ORAL FLUID) TESTING FOR HIV WITHIN A COMMUNITY SETTING  

S. Staunton, J. Debattista, N. Roudenko and C. Davis

pp. 300-300

Abstract 


43. MEASURING TRENDS IN STI SYNDROME AETIOLOGIES AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE PATTERNS: THE SOUTH AFRICAN EXPERIENCE  

D. A. Lewis

pp. 301-301

Abstract 


44. SEX AND SEXAGENARIANS  

L. Dennerstein and J. Guthrie

pp. 301-301

Abstract 


45. TABOO TOPICS IN THE SEXY SIXTIES “THROWING THE BABY (BOOMERS) OUT WITH THE BATHWATER” 

P. Weerakoon

pp. 301-302

Abstract 


46. INNOVATION AND DESIGN: IMPROVING CONTACT TRACING IN SEXUAL HEALTH CLINICS 

N. Edmiston, B. Henry, K. Barker and S. Aitken

pp. 302-302

Abstract 


47. NON-CHLAMYDIAL NON-GONOCOCCAL URETHRITIS - MANAGEMENT AND FOLLOWUP DILEMMAS  

N. Edmiston and C. Ooi

pp. 302-303

Abstract 


48. TREPONEMA PALLIDUM PCR: APPLICATION AND DIAGNOSTIC VALUE IN 2 CASES OF PRIMARY SYPHILIS 

P. C. Lowe, D. L. Couldwell and N. Jeoffreys

pp. 303-303

Abstract 


49. SYPHILIS SCREENING PROFILE AT SEXUAL HEALTH CLINIC, ST GEORGE HOSPITAL & SUTHERLAND HOSPITAL 

H. Tran, P. Konecny and C. Carmody

pp. 303-303

Abstract 


50. THE MANAGEMENT OF MEN WITH ACUTE CHLAMYDIA-NEGATIVE NON-GONOCOCCAL URETHRITIS: A LACK OF CONSENSUS AMONG AUSTRALIAN SEXUAL HEALTH PHYSICIANS 

R. Teague, C. K. Fairley, D. Newton, C. Bradshaw, B. Donovan, F. J. Bowden, R. Cummings and M. Y. Chen

pp. 303-304

Abstract 


51. PATTERNS OF TREATMENT AND RESOURCE UTILISATION IN THE TREATMENT OF GENITAL WARTS IN AUSTRALIAN SEXUAL HEALTH CLINICS 

A. Morrow, J. Chuah, E. L. Conway, C. K. Fairley, J. McCloskey, A. McNulty, R. Waddell, M. Pirotta, A. N. Stein, L. Ung, R. Carter and S. Garland

pp. 304-304

Abstract 


52. THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S HEALTH SURVEY: ASSESSING THE PSYCHOSOCIAL BURDEN OF HPV RELATED ILLNESS AND PREVENTIVE INTERVENTIONS  

L. Ung, E. L. Conway, M. Pirotta, C. Mast, A. N. Stein, D. Palmer, J. Tan, C. K. Fairley, M. Quinn, R. Carter and S. Garland

pp. 304-305

Abstract 


53. GENITAL WARTS AND ASSOCIATED HEALTH CARE USE IN GENERAL PRACTICE IN AUSTRALIA 

E. L. Conway, A. N. Stein, M. Pirotta and S. Garland

pp. 305-305

Abstract 


54. CAPITALISING ON THE UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY OF THE HPV VACCINE, FOR A CERVICAL SCREENING PROGRAM 

L. Rawlings

pp. 305-305

Abstract 


55. HIGH EFFICACY OF A HPV-16/18 L1 VIRUS-LIKE PARTICLE (VLP) VACCINE ADJUVANTED WITH AS04 AGAINST CIN2+ CAUSED BY HPV-16/18 INFECTION IN A BROAD POPULATION OF YOUNG WOMEN 

S. R. Skinner, S. M. Garland, I. Denham, M. O'Sullivan, R. Waddell, A. Mindel and on behalf of the HPV PATRICIA study group

pp. 305-306

Abstract 


56. TAKE THE SEX OUT OF STI SCREENING! VIEWS OF GPS AND YOUNG WOMEN ON IMPLEMENTING CHLAMYDIA SCREENING IN AUSTRALIA 

N. Pavlin, R. Parker, J. M. Gunn, C. K. Fairley and J. Hocking

pp. 306-306

Abstract 


57. GENOTYPING OF UROGENITAL CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS IN REGIONAL NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA 

D. Mossman, C. Ooi, M. Loewenthal and M. Boyle

pp. 306-307

Abstract 


58. CHLAMYDIA SCREENING OF ANTENATAL WOMEN IN MELBOURNE BETWEEN 16-25 YEARS 

D. L. De Guingand, C. K. Fairley, S. Garland, S. Tabrizi, S. Grover, E. Wallace, J. Hocking, L. Gurrin, R. Carter, M. Pirotta and M. Y. Chen

pp. 307-307

Abstract 


59. PATIENT DELIVERED PARTNER THERAPY FOR CHLAMYDIAL INFECTION: WHAT WOULD BE MISSED? 

A. M. McNulty, M. F. Teh and E. F. Freedman

pp. 307-307

Abstract 


60. THE RIGHT THING TO DO: PATIENTS' VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES OF TELLING PARTNERS ABOUT CHLAMYDIA  

M. J. Temple-Smith, C. A. Hopkins, C. K. Fairley, J. E. Tomnay, N. L. Pavlin, R. M. Parker, D. B. Russell, F. Bowden, J. S. Hocking, M. K. Pitts and M. Y. Chen

pp. 308-308

Abstract 


61. GP PERSPECTIVES ON PARTNER NOTIFICATION FOR CHLAMYDIA  

N. Pavlin, R. Parker, C. A. Hopkins, M. J. Temple-Smith, C. K. Fairley, J. Hocking, D. Russell, F. Bowden, J. E. Tomnay, M. K. Pitts and M. Y. Chen

pp. 308-308

Abstract 


62. SEXUAL COMPETENCE AT FIRST SEXUAL INTERCOURSE: FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH SEXUAL COMPETENCE IN A SAMPLE OF NEW ZEALAND TERTIARY STUDENTS 

C. M. Rapsey, O. R. Davidson, E. Schaughency and T. Murachver

pp. 309-309

Abstract 


63. A FEMINIST EXPLORATION OF WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES OF HAVING A SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTION 

L. S. East, K. Peters, L. O'Brien and D. Jackson

pp. 309-309

Abstract 


64. DOES CIRCUMCISION MAKE A DIFFERENCE TO THE SEXUAL EXPERIENCE OF GAY MEN? FINDINGS FROM THE HEALTH IN MEN (HIM) COHORT  

L. Mao, J. Imrie, G. Prestage, A. Grulich, B. Donovan, J. Kaldor and S. Kippax

pp. 309-310

Abstract 


65. CIRCUMCISION STATUS AND RISK OF SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS IN THE HIM COHORT OF HOMOSEXUAL MEN IN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA 

D. J. Templeton, F. Jin, G. P. Prestage, B. Donovan, J. Imrie, S. C. Kippax, J. M. Kaldor and A. E. Grulich

pp. 310-310

Abstract 


66. MENAGE A TRIOS: SEXUAL HEALTH, SEXUAL ASSAULT AND FORENSIC MEDICINE  

V. Parekh

pp. 310-310

Abstract 


67. HIPPOCRATES APPRENTICES ON EARTH: MEDICAL STUDENTS EXPERIENCES AND CONSENT FOR VAGINAL EXAMINATIONS OF ANAESTHETISED PATIENTS  

J. A. Broadmore, J. D. Hutton, F. Langdana and C. J. Parkin

pp. 310-311

Abstract 


68. SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS [STIs] AND PREGNANCY 

S. Garland

pp. 311-311

Abstract 


69. LABORATORY CONTRIBUTION FOR CONTROL OF CHLAMYDIA 

S. Tabrizi

pp. 311-311

Abstract 


70. A NEW SPIN ON 'FOOTY TRAINING' - TAKING SEXUAL ASSAULT TALKS TO THE AFL  

A. Williams

pp. 311-312

Abstract 


71. IS VULVAL CANCER PREVENTABLE? 

R. W. Jones

pp. 312-312

Abstract 


Abstracts from the Australasian Sexual Health Conference 2007 


pp. 285-312

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