Latest Blog Posts
PrEP program models that can decentralize delivery and overcome barriers to access.
By Camille Arkell
We speak to service providers from Saskatchewan, Quebec and British Columbia about programs that are making PrEP more accessible in their communities.
How is hepatitis C passed sexually and what strategies can be used to reduce the likelihood of sexual transmission?
By Rivka Kushner
This evidence review looks at integrating hepatitis C treatment into harm reduction programs and focuses on treatment outcomes, including adherence, cure and acceptability.
By Amanda Giacomazzo and Laurel Challacombe
Client and service provider resources on hepatitis C in Canadian immigrants and newcomers.
By Fozia Tanveer
A systematic review examining the impact of the self-collection of samples on STI testing outcomes.
By Erica Lee
Health Canada has approved the expanded use of the INSTI point-of-care HIV test. It can now be administered by a wider variety of testers in more settings.
Health Canada has approved injectable opioid agonist treatment (iOAT) for opioid use disorder and a national iOAT prescribing guideline is available.
Read about selected Canadian programs that use novel approaches to improve access to HIV and hepatitis C prevention, testing, treatment, care and support.
A selection of valuable resources published over the past six months.
A selection of prevention resources you can order from CATIE’s Ordering Centre.
What are the latest reported rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis in Canada?
CATIE would like to thank the following people for their contribution to this issue of Prevention in Focus: Phillip Banks, Laurel Challacombe, Melisa Dickie, Laurie Edmiston, Rachael Edwards, Amanda Giacomazzo, Mallory Harrigan, Zak Knowles, Rivka Kushner, Erica Lee, Kate Mason, Natalya Mason, Ali Murphy, Patrick O’Byrne, Catherine Poëzévara, Tim Rogers, Matthew Sadler, Jennifer Thomas and Matthew Watson.
Editorial team: Camille Arkell, Laurel Challacombe, Amanda Giacomazzo, Mallory Harrigan, Zak Knowles, Rivka Kushner