Women living with HIV: Collaboration and person centred care

HIV care isn’t one‑size‑fits‑all. For women, what happens in (and outside) the consult can change everything. In this conversation, Cherie Bennet, Larissa Melanie and Dr Ming Lee reflect on the moments that build trust, or break it. We also hear from Associate Professor Olivia Hollingdrake on her new research into collaborative care and explore the subtle ways stigma can show up in language, assumptions, and silence. We also examine peer navigators, multidisciplinary care, and what ‘good care’ feels like when it’s trauma‑informed, stigma‑aware, and grounded in real-world scenarios, not just guidelines.Guests:Cherie Bennet, Medical educator,Nursing Policy and Advocacy Lead at ASHM  Larissa Melanie, Senior Project Officer atAHSM and person living with HIV.  Dr Ming Lee, Director and Specialist in Sexual Health, HIV and gender affirming care at Canberra Sexual Health Centre   Associate Professor, Olivia Hollingdrake from the School of Nursing and Midwifery at La Trobe UniversityResources: HIV Management Guide for Clinical Care - Women living with HIV HIV and Ageing Online Learning ModuleJourneys through the HIV Care Continuum - A visual resource to support HIV health literacy