Annex: Members of Sexual Health and HIV Strategy
Integrated Steering Group
Professor Michael Adler, Professor of Genito-urinary
Medicine at Royal Free and University College Hospital Medical
School, Chair
Dr Sheila Adam Deputy Chief Medical Officer/Health
Services Director, Chair
Dr George Kinghorn, Clinical Director —GUM
Department, Royal Hallamshire Hospital
Dr Connie Smith, Consultant and Clinical Director,
Parkside Services for Women and Head of Clinical Effectiveness
Unit Faculty of Family Planning and Reproductive Healthcare.
Dr Patrick French, Consultant in GU Medicine, Mortimer
Market Centre
Gill Frances, Manager of Children's Personal Development
Unit, National Children's Bureau
Nick Partridge, Chief Executive, Terrence Higgins
Trust Lighthouse
Derek Bodell, Chief Executive, National AIDS Trust
Martin Roberts, Chief Executive of Lambeth, Southwark
and Lewisham HA
Joshua Odongo, Chair, HIV Policy Network
Anne Weyman, Chief Executive, fpa
Ian Kramer
Dr Chris Ford, Royal College of General Practitioners
Steve Jamieson, Royal College of Nursing
Paul McCrory, Chair, Network of Self Help HIV and
AIDS Groups
Dr Roger Ingham, Centre for Sexual Health Research,
University of Southampton
Baroness Doreen Massey
Jo Adams, Manager, Sheffield Centre for HIV and Sexual
Health
Simon Blake, Director, Sex Education Forum
Dr David Hawkins, John Hunter Clinic
Mark Blake, Director, Blackliners
Dr Sian Griffiths, Director of Public Health, Oxfordshire
Health Authority
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