HIV 01 - An Introduction
1.1 Did you know?
1.2 How can I avoid becoming infected with HIV?
1.3 What's the difference between HIV and AIDS?
1.4 How can I find out if I have HIV?
1.5 How is HIV transmitted?
1.6 How do I know if someone has HIV/AIDS?
1.7 Traveling overseas
1.8 Using interpreters
1.2 How can I avoid becoming infected with HIV?
1.3 What's the difference between HIV and AIDS?
1.4 How can I find out if I have HIV?
1.5 How is HIV transmitted?
1.6 How do I know if someone has HIV/AIDS?
1.7 Traveling overseas
1.8 Using interpreters
HIV 02 - HIV, STI and Travel
2.1 What's your risk of HIV in your home country?
2.2 So what is HIV/AIDS?
2.3 How HIV is transmitted?
2.4 What about other sexually transmissible infections (STI)?
2.5 Tattoos and Piercing
2.6 Injecting Drugs
2.2 So what is HIV/AIDS?
2.3 How HIV is transmitted?
2.4 What about other sexually transmissible infections (STI)?
2.5 Tattoos and Piercing
2.6 Injecting Drugs
HIV 03 - Newly Diagnosed
3.1 What Happens Now?
3.2 Confidentiality and discrimination
3.3 Who do I tell?
3.4 What happens if I'm not an Australian resident?
3.2 Confidentiality and discrimination
3.3 Who do I tell?
3.4 What happens if I'm not an Australian resident?
HIV 04 - The Effects of HIV/AIDS
4.1 What's the difference between HIV and AIDS?
4.2 How is HIV transmitted?
4.3 How does HIV affect the immune system?
4.2 How is HIV transmitted?
4.3 How does HIV affect the immune system?
HIV 05 - Health and Treatments
5.1 Monitoring your health
5.2 Treatment
5.3 Complementary therapies
5.2 Treatment
5.3 Complementary therapies
HIV 06 - Living with HIV/AIDS
6.1 What do I need to do at home?
6.2 Can I have sex?
6.3 Pregnancy & children
6.4 What happens if I injects drugs?
6.5 Can I travel overseas?
6.2 Can I have sex?
6.3 Pregnancy & children
6.4 What happens if I injects drugs?
6.5 Can I travel overseas?
HIV 07 - The Health System In Australia
7.1 Introduction
7.2 General practitioners
7.3 Sexual health centres
7.4 Hospitals
7.5 Other HIV/AIDS services
7.6 Counsellors, social workers, psychologists
7.7 How to access the services you need
7.8 Interpreters
7.2 General practitioners
7.3 Sexual health centres
7.4 Hospitals
7.5 Other HIV/AIDS services
7.6 Counsellors, social workers, psychologists
7.7 How to access the services you need
7.8 Interpreters
HIV 08 - Some Common Terms
HIV 09
HCV 01 - Hepatitis C is Everybody’s Business
1.1 What is hepatitis C?
1.2 Is hep C the same as hep A and hep B?
1.3 How do you get hep C?
1.4 What does hep C do?
1.5 Testing for hep C
1.6 Hep C and personal health
1.7 Treatment for hep C
1.8 Preventing hep C in the community
1.9 Support and understanding
1.10 For more information
1.2 Is hep C the same as hep A and hep B?
1.3 How do you get hep C?
1.4 What does hep C do?
1.5 Testing for hep C
1.6 Hep C and personal health
1.7 Treatment for hep C
1.8 Preventing hep C in the community
1.9 Support and understanding
1.10 For more information
HCV 02 - Health and Treatments
2.1 What is hepatitis C?
2.2 Aim of treatment
2.3 What does treatment involve?
2.4 How do I take the medication?
2.5 Traveling with medication
2.6 Safe disposal
2.7 What are the risks of treatment?
2.8 Pregnancy
2.9 Alcohol / Drugs
2.10 Side effects of treatment
2.11 Other treatments
2.2 Aim of treatment
2.3 What does treatment involve?
2.4 How do I take the medication?
2.5 Traveling with medication
2.6 Safe disposal
2.7 What are the risks of treatment?
2.8 Pregnancy
2.9 Alcohol / Drugs
2.10 Side effects of treatment
2.11 Other treatments
HCV 03 - Living with hepatitis C
3.1 Other health care workers
3.2 Accessing services
3.3 Discrimination and confidentiality
3.4 Some common terms
3.2 Accessing services
3.3 Discrimination and confidentiality
3.4 Some common terms
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