*+-The introduction of combination antiretroviral treatment (cART) has led to a large decrease in the incidence of HIV-Associated Dementia (HAD). However, cART has not been shown to decrease the incidence of all neurocognitive impairment, and minor forms of neurocognitive impairment still persist at similar rates pre- and post-cART. These types of neurocognitive impairments can have […]
*+-Type Description Letter of Intent Full Application Start date Amount Who can apply Research Grants Research Operating Grants Research Operating Grants provide operational funding for up to 3 years for exceptional Ontario-based research teams conducting community-relevant and community community-engaged research that is aligned with our funding policy and consistent with our values. 1-Feb-13 24-May-13
*+-The Ontario HIV Treatment Network’s website publishes information relevant to the lives and work of front-line workers (i.e. employees of ASOs), HIV researchers, people living with HIV and the general public. Our goal in doing so is to share knowledge, promote collaboration, and facilitate positive, productive discussion about the future of HIV. The majority of articles
*+-The OHTN’s Pre-clerkship HIV elective program provides Ontario’s medical students with additional exposure to HIV issues, increasing their awareness of HIV management, both from the perspective of the clinician as well as persons living with HIV. Here’s what 2nd year medical students from the University of Ottawa had to say about their experience in 2014/15:
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*+-What is the HIV Residency Program? The OHTN Residency in HIV Care provides support for postgraduate (residency) training in HIV care for physicians at the PGY-3 level. The purpose of this program is to enhance the provision of HIV care in Ontario by providing the opportunity for additional concentrated HIV-specific training to physicians. The OHTN
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