SEQUENCE Digital Research Programme

Come visit stands 107 & 262 to hear about our pre-trial qualitative work exploring the acceptability of, user requirements for an eSexual health clinic, incl. how to address the needs of underserved communities. #STIHIV2023 #inequalities #healthequity #partnernotification @isstdr

Thrilled to join esteemed colleagues to explore innovations in STI care at @isstdr #STIHIV2023. PI, Claudia Estcourt discusses the question: How much could automated healthcare replace clinicians? Tuesday 25th July 10am CDT

SEQUENCE Digital's @saunders_j shares findings from our qualitative research on online partner notification. Pairing partner notification with accessible, directly linked STI testing, information, and treatment may motivate partners to engage. #BASHH2023

UCL’s @drtomwitney talks about trans & gender diverse people’s experiences accessing sexual health services. One user expressed they simply want “to feel like I’m not the first trans person that’s been seen by this service.” #bashh2023

@Alexddiana describes how people who identify as sexual minorities more often reported experiencing poor general health, anxiety, and depression in @NatsalStudy during COVID-19 #bashh2023

Powerful reflections on HIV prevention and inequities from Wezi Thamm. Everyone should know about PrEP, especially those in vulnerable communities. #bashh2023

“Black women are the most underserved when it comes to PrEP access in England”. Flavien Coukan, Fola Afolabi & Wezi Thamm talk about the stark inequities potential PrEP users face in England. #BASHH2023

“We need to understand our populations to provide them with services.” @drlaurajwaters & @drygilleece talk equity in HIV care in the UK. #bashh2023 @BritishHIVAssoc

Can we simply adapt our way through climate change? UCL’s @hugh_montgomery explains why we can’t

How can we get more specialty doctors involved in conferences like #bashh2023? Dr. Anne Oliver speaks to SAS doctor visibility and representation