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STBBI Prevention and Care and Gender Affirming Care, Training

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 STBBI Prevention and Care

Rainbow Health Ontario

  • OHSUTP – Ontario HIV and Substance Use Training Program

offer in-house training, or support you to plan with other allied social services in your area

UBC CPD

  • Treatment as Empowerment: Advancing HIV Care with U=U /
    Le traitement comme pouvoir d’agir : l’avancement de la prise en charge du VIH avec I = I

Format: Online, self-paced

Length: 1.5 hours

Target Audience: All health professionals

Credits: 1.5 Mainpro+ credits

Language: Available in French

Government of Canada

  • Sexually Transmitted and Blood-borne Infections: Barriers to Screening

Format: Online self-paced

Length: 1.5 hours

Credits: Mainpro+ Credits

CATIE

HIV Prevention
HIV Treatment
Hepatitis C Treatment
HIV and Hepatitis C Testing
HIV Basics
Hepatitis C Basics

Format: Online courses (e-learning units, readings, videos, and discussion board assignments) with some live training by CATIE educators

Certificate: Certificate upon completion

CBRC

  • Care in Action - HIV Prevention and HPV Awareness in Indigenous Communities

Format: Online, self-paced (2 courses)
Target Audience: Service Providers

Each course must be completed within 8 weeks

INHSU

  • Hepatitis C in Primary Care and Drug and Alcohol Settings Education Program

Format: Online, self-paced (4 modules covering HCV epidemiology and prevention, HCV testing and diagnosis, HCV treatment, ongoing monitoring)

Length: 1.5 hours

Certificate: CME accredited

Language: Available in English and French

Canadian Public Health Association

  • Exploring STBBIs and stigma: An introductory workshop for health and social service providers

  • Moving beyond the basics: An advanced workshop about sexual health, substance use, STBBIs and stigma

  • Challenging organizational stigma: Providing safer and more inclusive sexual health, harm reduction and STBBI-related services

  • Reducing stigma through trauma- and violence- informed care (TVIC)

Format: All workshops are online

Certificate: Certificate upon completion

Language: Most available in English and French

Prerequisites: Must complete online module "Facilitating adult learning: Addressing stigma related to STBBIs" before gaining access to workshops listed

Gender Affirming Care Training

Courses Offered:

Courses offered: 

  • HIV Prevention 

  • HIV Treatment

  • Hepatitis C Treatment 

  • HIV and Hepatitis C Testing 

  • HIV Basics 

  • Hepatitis C Basics

CQMSA

Courses Offered:

Courses offered: 

  • HIV Prevention 

  • HIV Treatment

  • Hepatitis C Treatment 

  • HIV and Hepatitis C Testing 

  • HIV Basics 

  • Hepatitis C Basics

Format: Self-paced asynchronous

Target Audience: Medical students

Content: 4 modules

Certificate: Provided upon completion

 STBBI Prevention and Care

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