1. Society of Sexual Health Advisers 2018 Conference
WELCOME

2. Programme 9.15 Registration and coffee 9.30 Welcome and housekeeping
9.40 Forensic Safeguarding – Lessons from Domestic Homicide – Heather Wilson
10.05 Impact Trial – John Saunders
10.35 Implications of U = U for Sexual Health Advisers - Gill Bell
Implications of U = U – Case Presentation – Maeve Cross
Coffee
11.30 London Sexual Health E-Service and Sexual Health Advising - Sophie Jones
12.15 SSHA AGM & UPDATE
Lunch
1.30 SHA Survey Update –– Michael Clarke
1.50 SSHA Public Health SALUS – Richard Williams
2.00 Collating Health Adviser Research – Hilary Piercy
2.20 Enhancing PN outcomes – Sharing the Skills – Michael Clarke
2.30 Complex codes for Health Advisers Work – Ceri Evans
2.50 The Lustrum Study – A Trial of Accelerated Partner Notification – Merle Symonds
Tea/Coffee
3.30 Using the Behaviour Change Wheel to Optimise PN within Lustrum – Jenny Dalrymple
3.50 How Do Dating Apps Reflect Partner Types? Developing Insights for a Partner Classification System. – Dr Jenny Dalrymple.
4.10 A New Partner Classification System for Optimising PN – Alex Comer
4.30 Closing Remarks and Close

3. Society of Sexual Health Advisers
AGM
Operational Professional Committee (OPC)

4. OPC 2018 President Martin Murchie Honorary Treasurer Maeve Cross
Equalities/Education Officer Jonathan Roberts
London & Eastern Ceri Evans, Hu Clark
Ireland Stephen Greenlees
North East, Yorkshire & Humberside Caroline Allsop/Gill Bell
Scotland Martin Murchie
South East Justine Orme
Wales Linda Furness
North West Dorinda Thirlby
South West Michael Clarke
West Midlands VACANT
East Midlands VACANT
UNITE National Professional Officer Ethel Rodriques

5. SSHA work
Conference 2018
Development of Motivational Interviewing Training – Talk Change/Change Talk
Fri 26th Oct Day 1: Advanced Communication Skills for Practitioners in Sexual Health. London
Sat 27th Oct Day 2: Using Motivational Interviewing to Support Behaviour Change. London
Fri 09th Nov Day 1: Advanced Communication Skills for Practitioners in Sexual Health. Sheffield
Sat 10th Nov Day 2: : Using Motivational Interviewing to Support Behaviour Change. Sheffield
BASHH CSU, STIF steering group, Clinical Governance, Public Panel membership, Education.
News letter
PN Study days
Review of website

6. Reasons to join SSHA
PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT & DEVELOPMENT
Covers Sexual Health Nursing and Sexual Health Advising discrete or integrated roles.
Sexual Health Advisers around the country have joined forces to form SSHA which equates to approximately 90% of all Sexual Health Advisers in the UK and Ireland. Together as a member organisation we can influence the direction of our profession at a clinic, regional and national level.
LOCAL SUPPORT GROUPS
Many SSHA regions hold regular meetings which can be invaluable in reducing the sense of isolation felt by many members. Invited speakers may contribute to discussions on topical areas of interest.
REDUCED RATES AT ANNUAL CONFERENCE & STUDY DAYS Attendance is a must for all Sexual Health Advisers .The venues change each year. Presentations are usually made by Sexual Health Advisers and workshops covering a variety of themes impacting on our role make the event a winner with delegates.
TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP: Become a part of Britain’s largest union representing 1.42 million skilled and professional people. Unite offers you advice, guidance and representation in all aspects of your working life, from negotiating your conditions of employment to making certain your employer values your skills and career development.
UNITE MEMBERS SERVICES
Access to services for members from legal advice to money management.
Contingent Medical Malpractice Cover: Membership of SSHA includes CMM cover for employed work covering
Contingent Medical Malpractice: £5,000,000 any one occurrence (£10m in the aggregate) 
Public Liability: £5,000,000 any one occurrence (£10m in the aggregate) 
HIV/Hepatitis Non A: £500,000 any one occurrence & in the aggregate  /

7. Membership Rates

8. Questions