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This mini-course serves as a high-level overview of syphilis for frontline service providers who work in community-based organizations and serve priority populations.

Throughout this course, participants will learn about the biology of HIV transmission, how social and structural factors influence HIV risk, and what highly effective HIV prevention strategies exist…

CATIE’s Hep C Basics course provides foundational knowledge in hepatitis C (Hep C) for service providers who work with people living with or at risk of Hep C.

Welcome to the Continuing Education Centre! This page is for people who have taken a CATIE course. Here you will find the key content from our courses as well as useful resources to further your…

A B.C. study measured life expectancy trends among more than 14,000 people living with HIV. People living with HIV had shorter life expectancies if they had been assigned female at birth. The gap…

Created in partnership with the HIV Legal Network, this e-learning module is designed to help frontline service providers in Canada understand Canadian legal rights and duties related to HIV…

This microlearning unit brings case studies to life and allows learners an opportunity to put strategies learned in the HIV and Hepatitis C Testing course into practice.

This microlearning describes the two important steps that HIV needs to take to cause an infection in an HIV-negative person who is exposed to a fluid containing HIV through sex.

This short and interactive e-learning unit provides an overview of the various medications available in Canada to treat hepatitis C.

This 10-minute, interactive e-learning unit explores the evolution of HIV treatment from the early days of AZT to present day advances in dual therapies and injectable treatments.

Find out how CATIE can help you do your job more easily, more quickly and more effectively in this 60-minute interactive online orientation. Meet the staff, and learn about services you might not…

Key points from a systematic review that examines the individual, social and structural factors that impact the likelihood of overdose among people who use drugs.