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  1. Our work
  2. Policy and Advocacy

Policy and Advocacy

Hepatitis Australia provides national leadership and advocacy for action on hepatitis B and C.
 
We seek to ensure elimination of hepatitis B and hepatitis C by 2030 become Australia’s next major preventive and public health success.
 
Our policy and advocacy work improves national policies, data collection and access, and funding distribution.
 
Hepatitis Australia values the expertise of people affected by hepatitis B and C in all our work.
National and International Representation

National and International Representation

Hepatitis Australia represents the interests of our members and communities in a variety of high level forums. Read more

Published: 15th May, 2019

Updated: 10th January, 2023

Author: Kevin Marriott

Our submissions

Our submissions

Here you can view and download submissions that have been lodged by Hepatitis Australia. Read more

Published: 1st February, 2019

Updated: 28th June, 2023

Author: Kevin Marriott

Policy Priorities

Policy Priorities

Hepatitis Australia's current policy priorities support the elimination of hepatitis B and hepatitis C in Australia Read more

Published: 11th December, 2018

Updated: 10th January, 2023

Author:

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Latest

  • New Research: “The most culturally safe training I’ve ever had”: the co-design of a culturally safe Managing hepatitis B training course with and for the Aboriginal health workforce of the Northern Territory of Australia

    New Research: “The most culturally safe training I’ve ever had”: the co-design of a culturally safe Managing hepatitis B training course with and for the Aboriginal health workforce of the Northern Territory of Australia

    This research paper describes the factors which led to the successful co-design, delivery, and evaluation of the “Managing hepatitis B” course for the Aboriginal health workforce.

  • Constitutional reform is important to improve health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities

    Constitutional reform is important to improve health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities

    In this newsletter, we highlight the positive health outcomes that can be achieved when Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices are listened to. Authorised by C Fowlie, Hepatitis Australia, 4/6b Thesiger Ct, Deakin ACT 2600.

  • International Hepatitis B Community Forum

    International Hepatitis B Community Forum

    Hepatitis Australia is proud to be an endorser of the Hepatitis B Community Forum, occurring as part of HBV International Meeting on 19 September 2023

  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people advising on matters that affect them is core business of viral hepatitis elimination.

    Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people advising on matters that affect them is core business of viral hepatitis elimination.

    A Voice to Parliament is about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people advising on matters that affect them. Authorised by C Fowlie, Hepatitis Australia, 4/6b Thesiger Ct, Deakin ACT 2600.

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  • No, you’re not being tested for hepatitis as part of a routine blood test

    No, you’re not being tested for hepatitis as part of a routine blood test

    Hepatitis B and C are the most common blood borne viruses in Australia but testing for them is not part of normal blood tests—you generally have to ask your doctor.

  • A cure for hepatitis C

    A cure for hepatitis C

    You can take medicine to cure your hepatitis C. The tablets are easy to take and work very well. Most people don't have any side-effects.

  • Living with hepatitis B: The myth of the healthy carrier

    Living with hepatitis B: The myth of the healthy carrier

    If you’ve been told that you are “just a healthy carrier”, read on for a myth-busting update from Dr Alice Lam.

  • What is hepatitis C?

    What is hepatitis C?

    Basic information about hepatitis C and how it can affect you.

  • Hepatitis B medicine

    Hepatitis B medicine

    Medicines for hepatitis B help you live well with the virus. Talk to your doctor about whether starting treatment is right for you.

  • Testing for hepatitis B

    Testing for hepatitis B

    Tests used to diagnose hepatitis B

  • Testing for hepatitis C

    Testing for hepatitis C

    Information about the tests used to diagnose hepatitis C (hep C) infection

  • Hepatitis B vaccination

    Hepatitis B vaccination

    Hepatitis B can be prevented with a safe and effective vaccine.

  • Can I get hepatitis B through hugging or kissing?

  • Hepatitis C symptoms

    Hepatitis C symptoms

    Symptoms of hepatitis C are not always obvious

Eliminating Asia's Silent Emergency: White Paper Launch Webinar

Eliminating Asia's Silent Emergency: White Paper Launch Webinar

Evidence-based recommendations to reduce the clinical, economic, societal and humanistic burden of Hepatitis and Hepatocellular Carcinoma and improve public health in Asia Pacific. Read more

Published: 6th July, 2023

Updated: 7th July, 2023

Author: Grace Hogan

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