REALIZE

Réalise, en collaboration avec Gilead Sciences Canada,Inc. et le Groupe consultatif communautaire national sur la santé optimale et le bien-être*, a coordonné six dialogues délibératifs afin de déterminer si la déclaration mondiale (Déclaration de consensus sur le rôle des systèmes de santé dans la promotion du bien-être à long terme… Read more of the article: Santé et bien-être optimaux pour les personnes vivant avec le VIH : Le rôle des systèmes de santé

Realize, in collaboration with Gilead Sciences Canada Inc., and the National Community Advisory Group on Optimal Health and Wellbeing (NCAG)*, coordinated six deliberative dialogues to determine whether the Global Consensus Statement (on the role of health systems in advancing the long-term well-being of people living with HIV) resonated with people… Read more of the article: Optimal Health and Wellbeing for People Living with HIV: The Role of Health Systems

This situational analysis endeavors to uncover the layers of ableism and ageism embedded within Canadian STBBI policy as well as the lack of attention paid to HIV/HCV/STBBI prevention, testing, treatment and care in policies focused on disability and aging. Situating policy analysis within the context of thoughtful community discourse, we… Read more of the article: Ageism and Ableism in Canada’s HIV, HCV and STBBI Response

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.

Le Programme de recherche pancanadien sur le VIH, le vieillissement et le grand âge est un outil pour guider les prises de décisions de quatre catégories d’intervenants : 1) Agences subventionnaires et comités d’examen des demandes de bourses de recherche 2) Investigateurs principaux et membres des équipes de recherche 3)… Read more of the article: Programme de recherche pancanadien sur le vih, le vieillissement et le grand age

The Pan-Canadian Research Agenda on HIV, Aging and Older Adulthood is a tool to guide decision-making by four interested parties: 1) Research Funders and Grant Review Committees 2) Principal Investigators and Research Team Members 3) Policy Makers and Policy Change Advocates 4) Institutions, Residential Care Settings and Community-Based Organizations

This report authored by Realize and the National Coordinating Committee on HIV and Aging (NCC) and the research database, provide a snapshot of the HIV and aging research underway in Canada at a single point in time.

Poster presentation on PANACHE (Preferences and Needs for Aging Care Among HIV-Positive Elderly People) – a communitybased, participatory research program aimed at describing the self-reported healthcare and social support needs and preferences of older people living with HIV in Ontario, Canada.

De la prolongation de la vie à la qualité de vie – Un article d’opinion du comité directeur Optimal Health & Wellbeing in HIV.

Individuals with disabilities (including conditions related to HIV infection) have a right to reasonable accommodations in the workplace if they do not result in undue hardship to an employer. Although individuals with episodic disabilities do not need to disclose a disease or health diagnosis, they are responsible for communicating the… Read more of the article: Should I Tell Them? Working Towards Barrier-Free Recruitment in the Canadian Labour Market