Centre for Research Excellence on Aboriginal Sexual Health and Blood-borne Viruses

CRE-ASH is a five year, National Health and Medical Research Council funded project established in 2016 to develop a sentinel surveillance network to monitor trends in STI and BBV testing and diagnosis data for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population.
for more information visit http://cre-ash.org.au/

Webinar 12 Utilising the ATLAS network: Governance, data sovereignty and ethics

Webinar 12 Utilising the ATLAS network: Governance, data sovereignty and ethics
Webinar 5 Sexual and reproductive health knowledge exchange

Webinar 5 Sexual and reproductive health knowledge exchange
Webinar 6 A case-study in program evaluation: the Australian HPV vaccination program

Webinar 6 A case-study in program evaluation: the Australian HPV vaccination program
Webinar 7 Culturally appropriate research and Indigenous data sovereignty

Webinar 7 Culturally appropriate research and Indigenous data sovereignty
Webinar 8 A Masters in Applied Epidemiology

Webinar 8 A Masters in Applied Epidemiology
Webinar 4 Fundamentals of research part2

Webinar 4 Fundamentals of research part2
Webinar 3 Fundamentals of research part1

Webinar 3 Fundamentals of research part1
Webinar 1 Introduction to the CRE and ATLAS

Webinar 1 Introduction to the CRE and ATLAS