Mr. Pete Clark

Mr Pete Clark
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MR PETE CLARK

Pete Clark, Mark A. Bellis, Penny A. Cook and Karen Tocque
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Penny A. Cook, Jennifer Downing, Alyson Duckett, Pete Clark, Qutub Syed and Mark A. Bellis
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Written and edited by Jennifer Downing and Pete Clark
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Written and edited by Jennifer Downing and Pete Clark
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Pete Clark and Alyson Duckett
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Written and edited by Jennifer Downing and Pete Clark
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Written and edited by Jennifer Downing and Pete Clark
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Dr Helen Lowey and Pete Clark
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Pete Clark, Penny A. Cook, C. Philip Wheater, Qutub Syed, Ann Hoskins and Mark A. Bellis
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Pete Clark, Penny A. Cook, Qutub Syed, John R. Ashton and Mark A. Bellis

Pete Clark

MR PETE CLARK
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Mr Pete ClarkNon-clinical Sexual Health Specialist
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Clark, P. Syed, Q. Bellis MA. Re-emerging syphilis: a detrended correspondence analysis of the behaviour of HIV positive and negative gay men.BMC Public Health 2003, 3:34

Clark, P. Cook, PA. (2003).
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Clark, P. Cook, PA. Mather, V. (2003).Perceptions and Preferences: Access to sexual health information in Wirral.Centre for Public Health, Liverpool John Moores University.

Lowey, H. Clark, P. (2003).HIV and Sexual Health, Public Health Communication.Centre for Public Health, Liverpool John Moores University.

Clark P, Cook PA, Ligthon, L. Syed Q and Bellis MA (2002) Syphilis outbreak twice as big as reported.British Medical Journal, 325, 776-777 (letter)

Bellis MA, Cook PA, Clark P, Syed Q, Hoskins A. (2002) Re-emerging syphilis in gay men: A case control study of behaviour risk factors and HIV status.Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health; 56: 235-236.

Cook PA, Clark P, Bellis MA, Syed Q, Ashton JR, Hoskins A. (2001) Re-emerging syphilis in the UK: A behavioural analysis of infected individuals.Communicable Disease and Public Health; 253 - 258

Evidence suggests patients are travelling further a field, in an attempt to gain an earlier appointment (Clark, 2004).
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Pete Clark Senior Lecturer in Public HealthCentre for Public Health

Pete Clark, senior lecturer in public health at Liverpool John Moores University, has interviewed many of the prostitutes for a council project aimed at setting up a managed zone to help the street women.He said: "The girls used to work in areas that were run-down, with a lot of derelict housing, but now these parts of the city have been redeveloped, with Edwardian houses fetching as much as £1m each.
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Mr Clark says a managed zone would give the women access to support services, such as drug and sexual health clinics as well as career and financial counselling."There is no doubt that a lot of the girls on the street would greatly benefit from these services," he says.

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