About MoCCA
This website was produced as part of the Management of Chlamydia Cases in Australia (MoCCA) Project. MoCCA is a five-year project funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council (APP1150014) that seeks to address gaps in chlamydia management in Australian general practice. In particular, MoCCA focuses on improving testing for repeat infection within recommended timeframes, improving partner management, and increasing clinician confidence in diagnosing PID. The research team is based at the University of Melbourne. You can read more about the project here.
The Research Team
(based at the University of Melbourne)
Project Investigators
University of Melbourne
- Professor Jane Hocking (Chief Investigator)
- Professor Lena Sanci
- Professor Meredith Temple-Smith
- Dr Natalie Carvalho
- Professor Julie Simpson
- Professor Jane Tomnay
Kirby Institute, UNSW
- Professor Rebecca Guy
- Associate Professor David Regan
- Professor Basil Donovan
Melbourne Sexual Health Centre
- Professor Christopher Fairley
- Associate Professor Marcus Chen
Glasgow Caledonian University
- Professor Claudia Estcourt
VCS Foundation
- Dr David Hawkes
RACGP
- Dr Lara Roeske
The MoCCA Project is a partnership between the University of Melbourne and:
NSW Health
- Dr Christopher Bourne
- Dr Nathan Ryder
- Carolyn Murray
- Philip Tayler
Victorian Government Department of Health
- Heather O'Donnell
Queensland Health
- Dr Anita Groos
- Catherine Spucches
VCS Foundation
- Professor Marion Saville
North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network (NWMPHN)
- Bianca Bell
- Adj/Associate Professor Chris Carter
- Janelle Devereux
Central and Eastern Sydney Primary Health Network (CESPHN)
- Phoebe Chomley
Sydney Sexual Health Centre
- Associate Professor Anna McNulty
Family Planning NSW
- Associate Professor Deborah Bateson
- Jane Estoesta
True Relationships & Reproductive Health (QLD)
- Alice Evans
- Sharon Stokell
Sexual Health Victoria (formerly Family Planning Victoria)
- Dr Kathleen McNamee
- Caroline Mulcahy
- Cat Kirby
