-+*View evaluation summary Thursday, August 31 2017. 6:00 to 7:30PM Fabarnak, 519 Church St., Toronto Have you heard of PrEP? Who can and cannot access PrEP? How do you pay for PrEP? Who should and should not go on PrEP? What supports are available for those who are in need of PrEP? We will discuss […]
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-+*View evaluation summary Tuesday, July 25 2017. 6:00 to 7:30PM Fabarnak, 519 Church St., Toronto Sexual health services for gay/bi/queer men are simple! Not? HIV is the greatest concern for gay/bi/queer men! Not? We need more data on gay/bi/queer man! Not? What is your experience accessing sexual health services as a gay/bi/queer man? Let’s discuss
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-+*View evaluation summary Thursday, June 29 2017. 6:00 to 7:30PM Glad Day Bookshop 499 Church St., Toronto What does Reconciliation mean to you? How do we incorporate Reconciliation in research? How do we work together to acknowledge colonization, resulting negative health outcomes including higher rates of HIV? What are some key supports our communities need
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-+*View evaluation summary Wednesday, May 24, 2017. 6:00 to 7:30 PM Fabarnak, 519 Church St., Toronto Do long-term survivors have high a quality of life? Where do HIV long-term survivors fit in the 90-90-90 target? Does viral suppression promote optimal health and wellbeing among long-term survivors? Are long-term survivors’ health and wellbeing part of the
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-+*View evaluation summary Why is it so difficult to involve people living with HIV, caregiv ers and allies as volunteers or activists in the organizations and activities created for them? GIPA/MIPA (Greater/Meaningful Involvement of People living with HIV) is a principle that aims to realize the rights and responsibilities of people living with HIV, including
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-+*View evaluation summary Wednesday, February 15, 2017. 6:00 – 7:30 pm Glad Day Bookshop, 499 Church St., Toronto The OHTN Research Lounge is a community event that seeks to engage community members, community workers, students and researchers in ongoing open dialogue around current research and issues in HIV treatment, care, policy and research (methods and results). The conversation
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-+*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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