The Pacific AIDS Network is pleased to share findings from the BC component of a CIHR-funded community-based research study that investigated the impact of food insecurity on health outcomes of people living with HIV
As part of our ongoing series on the CBR Collaborative CBR Principles we will explore the principle: Focus on Outcomes, Self-Reflexivity, Evaluating the Practice of Community-Based Research (CBR): In order to ensure that we are
“Meaningful Engagement and GIPA/MIPA: The CBR agenda must: be driven by the community, democratize knowledge (all partners having an equal voice), and build on strengths and resources within the community. Community and people with
The National HIV&STBBI Testing Working Group meets once a month via teleconference to discuss testing devices, innovative approaches and other issues related to increasing access to testing and care within Canada. Testing Talking Points provides
Do You Know a Rising Star in Health and Life Science Research? The new 2017 program is aimed at promoting careers in health research and life sciences and at recognizing excellence in research conducted by
Janice Duddy, PAN’s Director of Evaluation and Community-Based Research, had the opportunity to speak with Sherri Pooyak, the Community Based Research Manager with the Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network/Aboriginal HIV & AIDS CBR Collaborative Centre
In 2016, a REACH-funded community-based research project explored the perspectives and work experiences of providers in Ontario AIDS service organizations (ASOs) on addressing HIV-Associated Neurocognitive Disorders (HAND) in their work. This investigation was conducted
Scientific literature has demonstrated links between HIV and violence against women. Women who are victims of domestic violence are at greater risk of contracting STI, including HIV, as they experience more difficulties negotiating condom
On June 27th, Saskatchewan held it’s first provincial HIV Testing Day. Events were organized across cities and communities, as far north as Pelican Narrows, as far east as Kamsack, as far west as Meadow
You don’t often think of the words “data” and “party” in the same context, but at the Pacific AIDS Network (PAN) we’re actively pursuing ways to make research exciting and relevant. To that end,
