Jacqueline Richmond

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Jacqui Richmond commenced working as a hepatology nurse in 1998 at St. Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne. She completed a MPH (Deakin University) in 2000 and a PhD in 2006 at the University of Melbourne. Jacqui undertook postdoctoral research at Duke University, Durham, North Carolina in 2007-2008.

Jacqui was awarded a National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Translation of Research into Practice (TRIP) Fellowship, commencing in 2015 based between La Trobe University and Melbourne Health. The project aims to address the gap between optimal and current management of chronic hepatitis B through the development and implementation of a nurse-led model of care in a high hepatitis B prevalence area of Melbourne. This service will complement existing services, build capacity in the sector, and specifically target the need for improved screening, follow up and management of this vulnerable group of patients.

Jacqui has worked on several national consultancy projects including researching and writing the Australasian Hepatology Association (AHA) Practice Standards for the Hepatology Nurse (2015), the AHA Consensus-based Nursing Guidelines for the Care of Patients with Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Advanced Liver Disease and Hepatocellular Carcinoma (2012), and the AHA Competency Standards for the Hepatology Nurse (2008). Jacqui was the lead writer of the Third National Hepatitis C Strategy 2010-2013. She also managed the development of Hepatitis Australia's national hepatitis B speakers bureau in 2013-14.

Jacqui is passionate about viral hepatitis workforce development and building the capacity of the health sector to better support people living with viral hepatitis. She is the principle educator for the Australasian Society for HIV Medicine (ASHM) National Hepatitis B Nursing Course. The course curriculum was developed in 2011 and has been offered in five Australian jurisdictions on eight occasions.

ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
- Honorary Research Nurse, St. Vincent's Hospital Melbourne, June 2012 - current.
- Lead author of the 3rd National Hepatitis C Strategy 2010-13 Co-lead author of the National Hepatitis B Testing Policy (2012)..

Positions

Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society , School of Psychology and Public Health

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academic article
- Richmond JAWallace J. Implementation of hepatitis C cure in Australia: one year on.. Journal of virus eradication. 4:115-117. 2018
- Richmond JAEllard JWallace JThorpe RHiggs PHellard MThompson A. Achieving a hepatitis C cure: a qualitative exploration of the experiences and meanings of achieving a hepatitis C cure using the direct acting antivirals in Australia.. Hepatology, Medicine and Policy. 3:8. 2018
- Power JWestle ADowsett GWLucke JTucker JDSugarman JLewin SRHill SBrown GWallace JRichmond J. Perceptions of HIV cure research among people living with HIV in Australia. PLoS ONE. 13:1-8. 2018
- Richmond JASasadeusz JTemple-Smith M. The Role of Primary Health Care in Hepatitis B Testing and Management: A Case Study. Journal of Community Health. 43:38-47. 2018
- Wallace JSmith EHajarizadeh BRichmond JLucke J. Addressing cultural diversity: the hepatitis B clinical specialist perspective. Ethnicity and Health. 2017
- Wallace JRichmond JEllard JPower JLucke J. Eradicating hepatitis C: the need for a public health response. Global Public Health. 13. 2017
- Richmond JSmith EWallace JDuncan DLucke J. Hepatitis B testing and diagnosis experiences of patients and primary care professionals in Australia. Australian Family Physician. 46:513-519. 2017
- Wallace JPitts MLiu CLin VHajarizadeh BRichmond JLocarnini S. More than a virus: a qualitative study of the social implications of hepatitis B infection in China. International Journal for Equity in Health. 16:1-7. 2017
- Allard NCabrie TWheeler ERichmond JMacLachlan JEmery JFurler JCowie B. The challenge of liver cancer surveillance in general practice: Do recall and reminder systems hold the answer?. Australian Family Physician. 46:859-864. 2017
- Richmond JMason S. C the difference: Exploring the learning strategies used by hepatology nurses in the era of new hepatitis C treatments. Gastrointestinal Nursing. 14:47-57. 2016
- Hajarizadeh BRichmond JNgo NLucke JWallace J. Hepatitis B-related concerns and anxieties among people with chronic hepatitis B in Australia. Hepatitis Monthly. 16. 2016
- Richmond JASheppard-Law SMason SWarner SL. The Australasian Hepatology Association consensus guidelines for the provision of adherence support to patients with hepatitis C on direct acting antivirals. Patient Preference and Adherence. 10:2479-2489. 2016
- Richmond JHajarizadeh BWallace J. Patients' perspectives on the delivery of hepatitis B management and care. Australian Family Physician. 44:346. 2015
- Hajarizadeh BWallace JRichmond JNgo NEnright C. Hepatitis B knowledge and associated factors among people with chronic hepatitis B. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health. 39:563-568. 2015
- Richmond JWheeler EWarner SMason S. Developing the Australasian Hepatology Association's consensusbased guidelines for the nursing care of patients with liver disease. Contemporary Nurse. 48:36-45. 2014
- Richmond JWheeler EWarner SMason S. Developing the Australasian Hepatology Association's consensus-based guidelines for the nursing care of patients with liver disease.. Contemporary Nurse. 48:36-45. 2014
- Wallace JHajarizadeh BRichmond JMcNally S. Challenges in managing patients in Australia with chronic hepatitis B: the General Practitioners’ perspective. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health. 37:405-410. 2013
- Wallace JHajarizadeh BRichmond JMcNally SPitts M. Managing chronic hepatitis B The role of the GP. Australian Family Physician. 41:893-898. 2012
- Wallace JMcNally SRichmond JHajarizadeh BPitts M. Managing chronic hepatitis B: A qualitative study exploring the perspectives of people living with chronic hepatitis B in Australia. BMC Research Notes. 4:45-45. 2011
- Bailey DEBarroso JMuir AJSloane RRichmond JMcHutchison JPatel KLanderman LMishel MH. Patients with chronic hepatitis C undergoing watchful waiting: Exploring trajectories of illness uncertainty and fatigue. Research in Nursing and Health. 33:465-473. 2010
- Richmond JABailey DEPatel KJezsik JAMuir ALin J-RChow S-CUzarski DMcHutchison JG. The use of complementary and alternative medicine by patients with chronic hepatitis C. Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice. 16:124-131. 2010
- Richmond JABailey DEMcHutchison JGMuir AJ. The Use of Mind-Body Medicine and Prayer Among Adult Patients With Chronic Hepatitis C. Gastroenterology Nursing. 33:210-216. 2010
- Wallace JMcNally SRichmond JHajarizadeh BPitts M. Challenges to the effective delivery of health care to people with chronic hepatitis B in Australia. Sexual Health. 9:131-137. 2010
- Hoy JRichmond J. Standard precautions and infection control*. Healthcare Infection. 14:27-32. 2009
- Locarnini SWallace JMcnally SRichmond J. Infection with hepatitis B virus: the poor cousin of the blood-born viruses. Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology. 23:A334-A334. 2008
- Richmond JADunning TLDesmond PV. Health professionals? attitudes toward caring for people with hepatitis C. Journal of Viral Hepatitis. 14:624-632. 2007
- Seccull ARichmond JThomas BHerrman H. Hepatitis C in People With Mental Illness: How Big is the Problem and How Do We Respond?. Australasian Psychiatry. 14:374-378. 2006
- Richmond JDunning PDesmond P. Hepatitis C: a medical and social diagnosis.. Australian Nursing Journal. 12:23-25. 2004
book
- Wallace JHajarizadeh BWallace JNgo NRichmond JA. Hepatitis B Patient and Clinical Practice Survey. Ed. no.96. 2014
- Richmond JAWallace J. Hepatitis C and Ageing: A Community Brief. Ed. no.95. 2014
conference paper
- Tran SBennett GRichmond JPhan DSnell JJarman MGlasgow SNguyen TBurns GHong TDesmond PBell SVisvanathan KThompson AJ. "Teach-back" is a simple communication tool that improves health literacy in people with chronic hepatitis B. Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology. 82-83. 2017
- Richmond JSheppard-Law SMasons SWarner SL. Introducing the Australasian Hepatology Association's Consensus Guidelines for the Provision of Adherence Support to People with Hepatitis C taking Direct Acting Antivirals. Hepatology. 814A-814A. 2016
other publication
- Hajarizadeh BWallace JNgo NRichmond J. Hepatitis B patient and clinical practice survey 2014
- Richmond JWallace J. Hepatitis C and ageing: A community brief 2014
- Wallace JHajarizadeh BRichmond JAMcNally S. Investigating general practice and hepatitis B 2012
report
- Crooks LGodwin JRichmond JSavage JWallace JWard J. 3rd National Hepatitis C Strategy 2010-2013. 1-47. 2010
- Brown GECrooks LGodwin JRichmond JSavage JWallace JWard J. 6th National HIV Strategy 2010-2013 2010
- Crooks LGodwin JRichmond JSavage JWallace JWard J. National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Blood Borne Viruses and Sexually Transmissible Infections 2010-2013 2010
- Crooks LGodwin JRichmond JSavage JWallace JWard J. National Hepatitis B Strategy 2010-2013 2010
abstract
- Richmond JElsome AMBell S. Use of traditional Chinese medicines in Australian patients with chronic hepatitis B. Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology. 176-177. 2012