Well Well Well

12 Aug 2021

Gay Community Periodic Survey and Farewell to Tex

Health

We look back on the Gay Community Periodic Survey as we farewell Tex McKenzie from the Health Promotion Program, on this, his last show with Well Well Well!

Michael and Tex sit down to chat with Professor Martin Holt of the Centre for Social Research in Health at UNSW. Tex has worked alongside Martin to deliver the annual Gay Community Periodic Survey for many years, and we use Tex’s last show as co-host on Well Well Well to look at the most recent iteration, and how COVID made us rethink how we understand our community’s sexual health and habits.

Tex has been an integral part of the Well Well Well team for many years, and on behalf of the entire Thorne Harbour Health team, we wish him all the best for his future endeavors. Who knows, we may be able to convince him to return to the program as a guest in the future.

 

This week we talked about

The Gay Community Periodic Survey – https://www.gcpsonline.net

PrEP – https://what-works.org/prep/

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