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CATIE Annual Report

Year 2006-2007

Engagement : partners

Prestigious Partnerships

CATIE staff and Board members are involved in assisting the work of numerous other organizations. These include:

Canadian HIV Trials Network, Community Advisory Committee

Devan Nambiar, Treatment Information Educator

Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)

Canadian HIV/AIDS Research Advisory Committee

Sean Hosein, Science and Medicine Editor

Canadian Treatment Action Council (CTAC) Board of Directors

Patrick Cupido, Member of CATIE Board

European AIDS Treatment Group

Sean Hosein, Science and Medicine Editor

Leading Together Championing Committee

Terry Pigeon, Chair of CATIE Board

Ontario Advisory Committee on HIV/AIDS (OACHA)

Laurie Edmiston, Executive Director

Ontario Gay Men’s HIV Prevention Strategy

Ethno-racial MSM Working Group
Devan Nambiar, Treatment Information Educator

POZ Prevention Working Group
Rob MacKay, Member of CATIE Board
Devan Nambiar, Treatment Information Educator

Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN)

Cohort Study Governance Committee
Chair: Darien Taylor, Director of Treatment Information
Patrick Cupido, Member of CATIE Board

Health Care Provider Network Support Advisory Committee
Devan Nambiar, Treatment Information Educator

HIV-HCV Co-infection Task Force
Darien Taylor, Director of Treatment Information

Living and Serving II Research Project
Darien Taylor, Director of Treatment Information

OCS Genotyping Working Group
Darien Taylor, Director of Treatment Information

OCS Scientific Steering Committee
Darien Taylor, Director of Treatment Information

Scientific Review Committee
Sean Hosein, Science and Medicine Editor

Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, AIDS Bureau Women & HIV Working Group

Darien Taylor, Director of Treatment Information

Projet Action Sida Femme (PASF)

Laurette Lévy, Member of CATIE Board

Voices of Positive Women

Advisory Communication Committee

Devan Nambiar, Treatment Information Educator

Partnerships (in alphabetical order)

Africans in Partnership against HIV/AIDS (APAA)
AIDS Coalition of Cape Breton
AIDS Coalition of Newfoundland & Labrador
AIDS Coalition of Nova Scotia
AIDS Committee of Durham
AIDS Committee of Ottawa (ACO)
AIDS Committee of Thunder Bay
AIDS Committee of Toronto (ACT)
AIDS Community Care Montreal
AIDS Education Global Information System (AEGIS)
AIDS Prince Edward Island
AIDS Programs of South Saskatchewan
AIDS Vancouver
AIDS Vancouver Island (AVI)
AIDS/sida New Brunswick
Alberta Community Council on HIV/AIDS
All Nations Hope AIDS Network
Alliance for South Asian AIDS Prevention (ASAAP)
Asian Community AIDS Services (ACAS)
Asian Society for the Intervention of AIDS (ASIA)
BC Persons with AIDS Society (BCPWA)
Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention
Blueprint for Action on Women & HIV/AIDS
Bruce House
Bureau régional d'action-sida (BRAS)
Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network (CAAN)
Canadian AIDS Society (CAS)
Canadian Association for HIV Research (CAHR)
Canadian Association of HIV Clinical
Laboratory Specialists (CAHCLS)
Canadian Association of Hospital Pharmacists
Canadian Association of Nurses in AIDS Care (CANAC)
Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine
Canadian Harm Reduction Network
Canadian HIV/AIDS Information Centre
Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network
Canadian HIV Trials Network (CTN)
Canadian Pharmacists Association
Canadian Society for International Health
Canadian Treatment Action Council (CTAC)
Casey House
Centre d'acceuil héritage
Centre for Spanish Speaking People
COCQ-sida
Comité des Personnes Atteintes du VIH (CPAVIH)
Comité LIPO-ACTION
Conception Bay North AIDS Interest Group
DOCH Program, Faculty of Medicine, University
of Toronto
Georgian College International Internship
Program
HIV Edmonton
Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto
International Coalition on AIDS and
Development (ICAD)
Le Centre des Réssources et d'Interventions en
Santé et Sexualité (CRISS), Montreal
Living Positive Resource Centre Okanagan
Maple Leaf Clinic, Toronto
MIELS-Québec
Natural Health Products Directorate
Nine Circles Community Health
Centre, Winnipeg
Ontario AIDS Network
Ontario HIV/AIDS Treatment Network (OHTN)
Ontario Organizational Development Program
Pacific AIDS Network
Pauktuutit Inuit Women’s Association
Positive Living North
Positive Women’s Network
Positive Youth Outreach
Prisoners with AIDS Support and Action
Network (PASAN)
Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative for
Children Affected by AIDS, Poverty and
Conflict (REPSSI)
SIDA-AIDS Moncton
St. Boniface Hospital
St. Clare’s Mercy Hospital, St. John’s
Teresa Group
Toronto People with AIDS Foundation
Two-Spirited People of the First Nations
University of Western Ontario – Faculty of
Information & Media Studies
Vancouver Island Persons with AIDS Society
Vancouver Native Health Society
Voices of Positive Women
Women’s Health in Women's Hands
YouthCO

Special Thanks: Alain Boutilier

All of us at CATIE felt that it would be appropriate to acknowledge in print the extraordinary contribution of Alain Boutilier, translator extraordinaire. Alain has been the cornerstone of our French-language treatment information for more than 10 years now, a time during which CATIE has established an impressive international reputation for the highest quality French-language material (indeed, more than half the visitors to our Web site are francophone, be they from Quebec, France, Africa or elsewhere). Given the universally positive feedback we receive regarding our material in French, it is apt that we formally recognize Alain's considerable contribution. We salute his impeccable ear for phrasing, his grasp of complex science and his passionate commitment to helping people living with HIV/AIDS. Alain, veuillez acceptez nos sentiments meilleurs, et nos remerciements.
—TIM ROGERS, DIRECTOR, PUBLICATIONS & RESEARCH.

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