-+*Working with partners in British Columbia, the OHTN’s Applied Epidemiology Unit has released a new report on health literacy, sexual health and gay men.
New report on Health literacy, sexual health and gay men Read More »
-+*New Ontario research has been released about the value of community-based HIV services. The study demonstrates that, from 1987 to 2011, community-based HIV prevention programs averted 16,672 infections and saved the Ontario health care system $6.5 billion.
New Research on the Cost-Effectiveness of Community-Based HIV Prevention Programs Read More »
-+*The Learning Place for Community-Based Research in HIV/AIDS, in collaboration with York University’s Faculty of Education, is pleased to offer a Tools for Community-Based Research certificate program!
New certificate program in community-based research Read More »
-+*Casey House has partnered with The Rekai Centres (a long-term care home) to develop an accessible and inclusive video teaching series about aging, HIV and what care providers need to know.
New training videos on HIV and long-term care Read More »
-+*We’re proud to introduce our new vision statement: Communities thriving today and beyond HIV. In this video, David Hoe, Chair of the OHTN’s Board of Directors, describes how the statement asks us to take a broader view of HIV/AIDS in Ontario. It underscores the fact that communities affected by HIV/AIDS can thrive and are thriving,
The OHTN Has a New Vision Statement Read More »
-+*The online conference report features text and video summaries of conference presentations as well as additional content gathered from interviews with presenters and outreach workers.
Inside & Out Conference Report Now Available Read More »
-+*What does the Canadian research literature say about HIV-related stigma in relation to health care professionals? In three Canadian studies, people living with HIV described experiencing stigma within a health care setting. However, three other studies found a decrease in HIV-related stigma.
HIV-related stigma in relation to health care professionals in Canada Read More »
-+*TVO has just released a roundtable discussion about the national blood supply crisis which affected thousands of individuals and their families, and which culminated in the Krever Inquiry and in changes to the blood supply system nation-wide.
New on TVO’s The Agenda: The Blood Supply Crisis Read More »
-+*The AIDS Committee of Toronto and the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work at the University of Toronto are conducting research into the role of social work in supporting people living with HIV who are over the age of 50 and concerned about their brain health.
New Brain Health Survey Read More »
-+*Like many other organizations, the OHTN is looking forward to CAHR 2015. Our scientists and researchers will be presenting on a wide range of topics in the social sciences, the clinical sciences, and epidemiology and public health. Read more for information on our Program Science ancillary event and a full list of OHTN presentations.
