Fournisseurs de soin de santé

We conducted a quasi-randomized controlled trial with our HIVSmart! program in South Africa to evaluate the impact of an App-based, personalized, oral HIV self-testing program. We were able to demonstrate that through our program it was possible to link 99% of our participants to clinical care, detect 1.5 times new… Read more of the article: Impact of a personalised, digital, HIV self-testing app-based program on linkages and new infections in the township populations of South Africa

Preferences And Needs for Aging Care among HIV-positive Elderly people in Ontario (“PANACHE ON”) is a qualitative community-based participatory research (CBPR) study that conducted community consultations with people aging with HIV at nine community-based organizations in Ontario, Canada to ascertain their preferences and needs for aging care.

This toolkit provides foundational information on harm reduction for service providers working with people who use drugs (including support workers, outreach workers, nurses and workers with lived and living experience). The toolkit is free to access and is available to anyone to use or share for personal learning, organizational trainings… Read more of the article: Harm Reduction Fundamentals: A toolkit for service providers

Guide pour les personnes vivant avec le VIH et leurs fournisseurs de soins

Guide for people living with HIV and their care providers.

Cette trousse contient des renseignements de base sur la réduction des méfaits pour les prestataires de services qui œuvrent auprès des personnes qui utilisent des drogues (notamment le personnel de soutien, les intervenant·e·s de proximité, le personnel infirmier et le personnel ayant un savoir expérientiel).

HIV self-testing is a testing option that was licensed for use in Canada in November 2020. HIV self-testing can supplement other testing approaches, to help to reach the undiagnosed. To maximize the impact of this testing approach, we must effectively increase awareness, uptake and proper use of the HIV self-test.

L’autodépistage du VIH est une méthode de dépistage dont l’utilisation a été autorisée au Canada en novembre 2020. L’autodépistage du VIH peut venir compléter d’autres approches de dépistage visant à joindre les personnes qui n’ont pas reçu de diagnostic. Pour que cette méthode de dépistage ait une incidence maximale, il… Read more of the article: Déclaration de CATIE concernant l’autodépistage du VIH comme moyen très efficace d’accroître le recours au dépistage au Canada