Background

Chloe has worked in community health including AOD and harm reduction for most of her nursing career, as well as some time doing clinical hepatology.

While community nursing Chloe worked with Burnet as a research nurse to pilot rapid point of care testing for hepatitis C in primary care settings.

She’s interested in working with marginalised populations, health equity, and disease elimination.

Appointments

• ANMF

Positions

• 2018-current: EC Nurse co-ordinator Burnet EC partnership
• 2017: Research Nurse Rapid EC (Burnet/cohealth)
• 2015-2018: Community Health Nurse, Health Works, cohealth
• 2014-2015: Hepatology Clinical Nurse Consultant, St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne
• 2013-2014: Registered Nurse, Nurse Pool and General Surgery, Western Health
• 2012-2013: Graduate Nurse program, Western Health

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Nursing (La Trobe University) 2011

Projects (3)

Current (3)

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  EC Partnership: Eliminate Hepatitis C Partnership

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  The elimination of hepatitis C as a global public health threat

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  The QuickStart Study

Publications (2)

2021 (1)

• Increasing hepatitis C testing and linkage to care: Results of a testing campaign with incentives at primary care clinics in Melbourne, Australia.
  Chan K, Elsum I, Gold J, Layton C, Accadia L, Bryant M, Gunn J, Djordjevic F, Purcell I, Dicka J, Forrest M, Crawford S, Hellard M, Pedrana A; Eliminate Hepatitis C Partnership
  J Viral Hepat. 2021 Jan; 28(3):569-572

2019 (1)

• Point-of-care hepatitis C testing from needle and syringe programs: An Australian feasibility study.
  Williams B, Howell J, Doyle J, Thompson AJ, Draper B, Layton C, Latham N, Bramwell F, Membrey D, Mcpherson M, Roney J, Stoové M, Hellard ME, Pedrana A
  Int J Drug Policy. 2019 Oct; 72:91-98

News Articles (1)

2020 (1)

• Community rules on World Hepatitis Day