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,
At the recent Public Health 2017 conference held in Halifax, Nova Scotia REACH, Dalhousie University, CATIE, and NCCID collaborated to host a preconference session on June 5th 2017, called Setting the Stage to Advance
“Partnerships, Mentorship and Equity: The best CBR is done when community members work closely with researchers who have strong training in methodologies, and when academics work closely with community members who understand the needs/concerns
Close to 100 representatives of community agencies, government, health professionals, police, and people with lived experience gathered for a very successful day-long workshop earlier this month to learn and talk about opportunities to work
We are so pleased to announce that our team was successful in our proposal to CIHR under the Collaborative Centres of HIV/AIDS Community-Based Research competition. This news means that the CIHR CBR Collaborative: A
This post is our last of three in our series about Pacific AIDS Network’s (PAN) poster and oral presentations at this year’s Canadian Association for HIV Research (CAHR) Conference in Montreal, QC. The first
May 13, 2017, the day before the Harm Reduction International Conference, the first French-language summit on harm reduction of drug-related was held in Montreal. Many Francophone countries are affected by the risks related to
PAN is excited to introduce a new comprehensive resource on evaluation – the Peer Evaluator Training Manual! We hope this will be a good resource for PAN, REACH and other teams doing participatory evaluation work around the
This post is one of three in our series about Pacific AIDS Network’s (PAN) poster and oral presentations at this year’s Canadian Association for HIV Research (CAHR) Conference in Montreal, QC. The first post
The National HIV&STBBI Testing Working Group meets monthly 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 a brief
