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Research Opportunity: Investigating HIV prevention knowledge, attitudes, and practices: informing PrEP access for ‘at risk’ young people in Australia

Research title: Investigating HIV prevention knowledge, attitudes, and practices: informing PrEP access for ‘at risk’ young people in Australia

Research organisation: The University of Queensland

Description: This research will provide critical insights into specific barriers and facilitators to PrEP access and initiation for young Australians, with outcomes used to inform development of appropriate, acceptable and focused models of PrEP education and provision for young people with a particular focus on young people under the age of 18 in Australia.

Research tool(s): Healthcare provider online survey I Project Flyer I Project Information Sheet

Closing date: March 2024

Contact details: Sarah Warzywoda E: s.warzywoda@uq.edu.au

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