Webinar Category: KnowledgeConnect

The research team from CHIWOS (Canadian HIV Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health Cohort Study) shared data from their baseline Wave 1 data collected between August 2013 and May 2015. Information reflected each health authority in BC, providing information about what diverse groups of women are encountering in different regions.   Learn more about the CHIWOS study and… Read more »

PAN consults with our 50+ members and community stakeholders on an annual basis to  measure our work and set targets for the coming year. This is the results from the 2015 PAN Members’ & Stakeholders’ Survey.  

In the fall of 2016, we offered webinars to showcase ongoing projects. This is an update on the BC People Living with HIV Stigma Index.  

In the fall of 2016, we offered webinars to showcase ongoing projects. This an update on our Positive, Living Positive Homes research project.  

In the fall of 2016, we offered webinars to showcase ongoing projects.  This is the PLDI Peer Evaluators Impact Evaluation Project.

The Community HIV/HCV Evaluation and Reporting Tool (CHERT) is a survey designed to collect annual data from community-based HIV/AIDS and/or HCV programs operating in BC. CHERT questions explore both process and outcome level indicators related to the programs’ prevention, testing and treatment services.

The Community HIV/HCV Evaluation and Reporting Tool (CHERT) is a survey designed to collect annual data from community-based HIV/AIDS and/or HCV programs operating in BC. CHERT questions explore both process and outcome level indicators related to the programs’ prevention, testing and treatment services.

The Community HIV/HCV Evaluation and Reporting Tool (CHERT) is a survey designed to collect annual data from community-based HIV/AIDS and/or HCV programs operating in BC. CHERT questions explore both process and outcome level indicators related to the programs’ prevention, testing and treatment services.  

The Canadian HIV Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health Cohort Study (CHIWOS) seeks to address a significant gap in knowledge related to the availability and utilization of women-specific HIV/AIDS-related services, and the barriers and facilitators that influence these usage patterns, as well as assessing the impact of these services on the sexual, reproductive, women’s, and mental health… Read more »

Findings from the Community-Level, Community Led Evaluation of STOP HIV/AIDS