Blood Ties: Hepatitis B in our community HUME

When: 9.30am to 3.30pm Friday 22 June 2018

Facilitated by: Gabrielle Bennett St Vincent's Hospital Piergiorgio (Pier) Moro Centre for Culture, Ethnicity & Health

Where: Seminar Room 4 Hume Global Learning Centre 1093 Pascoe Vale Road Broadmeadows 3047

More than 60% of people living with hepatitis B come from culturally and linguistically diverse communities. There are many misunderstandings about hepatitis B and without treatment, hepatitis B can cause liver cancer.

This workshop will give you:

  • Knowledge and understanding of transmission, diagnosis and treatment of hepatitis B
  • Knowledge on how to deliver appropriate health literate and culturally competent care to people affected by hepatitis B.

Blood Ties is a collaboration between St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne (SVHM) and the Centre for Ethnicity Culture and Health (CEH). It brings together clinical practice and workforce development experience with expertise in cultural competence, health literacy, research and training.