The National HIV/AIDS Laboratories, National Microbiology Laboratory, and the Public Health Agency of Canada, together with the Saskatchewan HIV/AIDS Research Endeavour and the National Collaborating Centre for Infectious Diseases brought together partners and participants to foster a reflection on alternative methods for HIV testing.
Subject Area: HIV
Commentary on POCT for HIV/STBBI : an analysis of contextual factors impeding implementation in Canada
As part of the national efforts to diversify innovative STBBIs testing options for more equitable testing in Canada, NCCID has embarked on a knowledge translation program for public health professionals that aims to synthesize the best available evidence, identify the most adapted service delivery models to reaching underserved populations and highlights next steps to expand…
Reflections on the Development of the HIV 90-90-90 Cascade Measures: Meeting Proceedings
NCCID and the Surveillance and Epidemiology Division of PHAC, co-hosted a knowledge exchange forum to provide an opportunity to debrief and share lessons learned from the development of the first national cascade estimates.
NCCID at CATIE 2015: Nitika Pant Pai
At the CATIE 2015 Forum in Toronto, NCCID’s Harpa Isfeld-Kiely spoke with Nitika Pant Pai, MD MPH PhD, about her keynote address, “Pushing the Boundaries of HIV, Hepatitis C and STI Testing.”
NCCID at CATIE 2015: Darrell Tan
At the CATIE 2015 Forum in Toronto, NCCID’s Harpa Isfeld-Kiely speaks with Darrell Tan, MD, PhD, FRCPC, about his keynote address, “A New HIV Prevention Strategy: Moving PrEP into Practice.”
NCCID at CATIE 2015: Jordan Feld
At the CATIE 2015 Forum in Toronto, NCCID’s Harpa Isfeld-Kiely speaks with Jordan Feld, MD MPH, about his keynote address, “Improving the Continuum of Care in the New Era of Hepatitis C.”
Treatment as Prevention: Containment of TB, HIV and Hep C during the next decade
Join three of Canada’s prominent physicians, Drs. Allan Ronald, Joel Kettner and Julio Montaner, for a webinar that explores the topic of Treatment as Prevention for TB, Hepatitis C and HIV/AIDS.
What’s the buzz on PrEP? Why public health is listening
What are gay men hearing and saying about pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)? How are they making sense of this information? Is it changing their sexual behaviours? What are the implications for public health practice? This webinar, hosted by CATIE in partnership with NCCID, presented key findings from ‘Resonance,’ a community-based research project that asked gay men and their service providers what they understood about this new HIV prevention technology and whether it had an impact on their attitudes or behaviours.
What’s the buzz on PrEP? Why public health is listening
‘Resonance’ is a community-based research project that asked gay men and their service providers what they understood about this new HIV prevention technology and whether it had an impact on their attitudes or behaviours. This webinar, hosted by CATIE in partnership with NCCID, presented key findings from this project for public health practitioners. Facilitated discussion…
Integrating HIV prevention with care: Behavioural interventions in the clinical setting
Routine (Opt-out) HIV Screening
Reducing the risk of sexual HIV transmission for adult women