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Author/Creator Power, Melissa

1. A pilot study: the influence of staff attitudes and beliefs on managing contacts of sexually transmitted infections. (19th March 2020)

Authors:: Shapiro, Jane; Hoskins, Felicity; Bopage, Rohan; Chung, Charles; Power, Melissa; Lewis, David A; Richardson, Daniel
Journal:: Journal of public health
Issue:: Volume 43:Number 1(2021)
Page Start:: e120
Record Type:: Journal Article
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2. Men Who Have Sex With Men With Mycoplasma genitalium–Positive Nongonococcal Urethritis Are More Likely to Have Macrolide-Resistant Strains Than Men With Only Female Partners: A Prospective Study. Issue 8 (August 2019)

Authors:: McIver, Ruthy; Jalocon, Dean; McNulty, Anna; Jeoffreys, Neisha J.; Chen, Sharon Chih-Ann; Power, Melissa; Couldwell, Deborah Leone
Journal:: Sexually transmitted diseases
Issue:: Volume 46:Issue 8(2019)
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Record Type:: Journal Article
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3. Mycoplasma genitalium: high prevalence of resistance to macrolides and frequent anorectal infection in men who have sex with men in western Sydney. (22nd March 2018)

Authors:: Couldwell, Deborah L; Jalocon, Dean; Power, Melissa; Jeoffreys, Neisha J; Chen, Sharon C-A; Lewis, David A
Journal:: Sexually transmitted infections
Issue:: Volume 94:issue 6(2018)
Page Start:: 406
Record Type:: Journal Article
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4. On-demand HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis: what are the healthcare workers' barriers to delivery in a culturally and linguistically diverse population?. Issue 7 (7th January 2020)

Authors:: Power, Melissa; Lewis, David A; Richardson, Daniel
Journal:: Sexually transmitted infections
Issue:: Volume 96:Issue 7(2020)
Page Start:: 549
Record Type:: Journal Article
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5. Team huddles in sexual health clinics improve communication, clinic capacity and flow, and team relationships and well-being. (4th December 2019)

Authors:: Richardson, Daniel; Jaricha, Tichaona; Power, Melissa; Lewis, David A
Journal:: Sexually transmitted infections
Issue:: Volume 96:issue 4(2020)
Page Start:: 312
Record Type:: Journal Article
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