Priority Populations

Priority Populations

Effectiveness and impact of using the internet for prevention of HIV/AIDS

OHTNDecember 20, 2009Men who Have Sex with Men, Prevention, Rapid Responses

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H1N1 vaccine guidelines for people living with HIV/AIDS (Updated 2010)

OHTNNovember 16, 2009Rapid Responses, Women*

Cost effectiveness of front-line services (Updated 2010)

OHTNNovember 14, 2009Men who Have Sex with Men, Mental Health, People who use Drugs, Prevention, Rapid Responses, Women*

HIV disclosure

Danielle GiliauskasSeptember 23, 2009People Living with HIV, Rapid Responses

Linking sexual compulsivity and HIV transmission

OHTNApril 20, 2009Men who Have Sex with Men, Rapid Responses

Questions

What are the links between sexual compulsivity and the transmission of HIV?

Key take-home messages

Prevention programs could use sexual compulsivity scales or community-based participatory research methods to collect and assess sexual health data on sexual behaviour

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Impact of methamphetamine and poppers on sexual risk taking

OHTNFebruary 20, 2009Men who Have Sex with Men, People who use Drugs, Rapid Responses, Substance Use

Questions

Does using crystal methamphetamine and/or poppers affect sexual risk-taking amongst MSM youth and men in Toronto?

The issue and why it’s important

Methamphetamine (meth) or crystal meth, an addictive stimulant, is a significant health issue among gay …

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INTRODUCTION

Background and Purpose
Governance of the Action Plan
Acknowledgements

ACTION PLAN

Section 1. Governance and Policy
1. 1.1. Diversity, Racial Equity and Inclusion Strategy
2. 1.2. OHTN Action Plan to confront Anti-Black Racism
3. 1.3. Review of OHTN Policie
4. 1.4. OHTN Board Composition and Recruitment
5. 1.5. OHTN Board Capacity Building
6. 1.6. OHTN Board’s Accountability to Black Community
Section 2. Workplace Equity
1. 2.1. Recruitment and Hiring of Black Employees
2. 2.2. Black Employee Retention and Professional Growth
3. 2.3. OHTN Employee Capacity Building
4. 2.4. Code of Conduct
Section 3. Data
1. 3.1. Race-Based Data Collection
2. 3.2. Access to Data
3. 3.3. Community Engagement
4. 3.4. Health Data Linkage
Section 4. Programs
1. 4.1. Communications
2. 4.2. Health and Racial Equity Review of Programs
3. 4.3. Black Community Engagement

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