Bill Bowtell

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Bill Bowtell is a strategic consultant specializing in health policy, and the application of new technologies to social marketing.

From 1983–87, he was senior adviser to the Australian health minister, involved in the implementation of the Medicare scheme; and for the development of the Australian response to HIV/AIDS in which he has maintained a long and close interest. Between 1994 and 1996, he was senior political adviser to Prime Minister Paul Keating.

Bill has served as National President of the Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations, a trustee of the AIDS Trust of Australia and served on many HIV/AIDS-related committees and task forces. He has a particular interest in developing effective preventive health campaigns at national and international level.

Articles

Applying the paradox of prevention: Eradicate HIV

EssayShortlisted, Queensland Premier’s Literary Awards 2008, Science Writer Award IMAGINE IT: SOME fifty thousand young Australians suddenly struck down and killed by a new virus. One hundred and forty thousand more infected and kept alive only with complex, expensive and...

Fighting a political virus

PolicyThe world's failure to control the HIV/AIDS epidemic is one of the greatest scandals of our times. The global HIV epidemic is spiralling out of control. Since the advent of the virus some 25 years ago, 20 million people...

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