-+* Position overview The Program Specialist under the direction of the Manager, Evidence Based Practice Unit (EBPU) plays a key role in supporting front-line organizations and service providers and is frequently the first point of contact for all client inquiries. This position provides service in a customer-focused manner. The Program Specialist will connect with clients […]
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-+*This flow chart depicts pathways from intimate partner violence to HIV. There are two entry points to the flowchart: IPV and perpetrator factors. From the IPV entry point: IPV leads to sexual assault and psychological distress. Psychological distress leaves to illicit substance use and risky sexual practices. Illicit substance use also leads to risky sexual
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-+*Diagram PDF The diagram depicts complex, mono-directional relationships between 27 factors related to antiretroviral (ARV) use among Indigenous peoples living in Saskatchewan. The 27 factors connect to each other as well as to three central nodes: Access to ARV therapy, acceptance of ARV therapy, and adherence to ARV therapy. There are multiple entry points into
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-+*This bar graph demonstrates the gap between the 2014 HIV care cascade in Ontario and the 90-90-90 targets set by UN AIDS. The first bar, which represents all people living with HIV in Ontario is set to 100% and serves as the baseline against which all other measurements are compared. The second bar represents the
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-+*Features A full-time, one year contract with option for renewal, for an experienced project management professional An opportunity to lead a priority program within an organization committed to advancing a significant health agenda with real-life impact A welcoming, open and accessible environment, which encourages initiative, cross-functional team work, knowledge-sharing and collaborative problem solving to drive
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-+*Descriptive Transcript music // Title card reads Back to Basic Toronto, 2014. Connie Kim. How to communicate science to a lay audience. Connie Kim, PhD, sits in the OHTN studio, speaking directly into the camera. An on-screen graphic identifies her affiliation as University of Toronto. Slides are superimposed on the frame as Kim speaks. Unless
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-+*Descriptive Transcript piano chords // The OHTN media logo drifts onto screen. On-screen text reads: In November, 2014 over 200 researchers, students, community members and service providers met in Toronto for Back to Basic, a conference focused on helping basic scientists and clinical researchers communicate their work to a wide range of audiences. From this
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