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This evidence review outlines findings on task-shifting in HIV testing programs, focusing on available evidence related to the accuracy, acceptability and uptake of HIV testing services by lay providers.
By Amanda Giacomazzo
We speak to service providers from Ontario and British Columbia about their use of lay providers in HIV testing programs.
Profiles of three regions that have seen decreases in HIV diagnosis in recent years, as well as factors that contributed to their success and challenges.
By Mallory Harrigan
What we know about intimate partner violence and how it relates to HIV.
By Mallory Harrigan
An exploration of Canada’s new hepatitis C Blueprint to inform elimination strategies and what it means for front-line service providers.
By Christopher Hoy
CATIE has created an online collection of resources and tools to help service providers inform themselves and their clients about PrEP.
By Erica Lee
Read about selected Canadian programs that use novel approaches to improve access to HIV and hepatitis C prevention, testing, treatment, care and support.
A selection of valuable resources published over the past six months.
A selection of prevention resources you can order from CATIE’s Ordering Centre.
What are the reported rates of hepatitis C diagnosis across each province and territory?
CATIE would like to thank the following people for their contribution to this issue of Prevention in Focus: Elmer Bagares, Molly Bannerman, Alain Boutilier, Andrew Brett, Laurel Challacombe, Melisa Dickie, Jean Dussault, Laurie Edmiston, Amanda Giacomazzo, Mallory Harrigan, Naveed Janjua, Roger Kabuya, Zak Knowles, Rivka Kushner, Hartmut Krentz, Erica Lee, Alexandra Martin-Roche, Kate Mason, John McCullagh, Dr. Sarah Moreheart, Patrick O’Byrne, Catherine Poëzévara, Tim Rogers, Jennifer Thomas, Dan Udy, Matthew Watson and James Wilton.
Editorial team: Laurel Challacombe, Amanda Giacomazzo, Mallory Harrigan, Zak Knowles, Rivka Kushner
The production of Prevention in Focus has been made possible through financial contributions from the Public Health Agency of Canada.