Resources

Welcome to our Resource archive. We use implementation science and equity-focused research to advance digital, sexual, and 2SLGBTQ+ health in BC, informed by service implementation and community engagement. Our main areas of active research areas are Internet-Based Testing and Digital Health.

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Conference Proceedings | Digital Health

How can we train the public health workforce to maximize opportunities for digital transformation of public health in Canada? Findings from a multiphase exploratory study

Conference Proceedings | Digital Health

Developing an organizational strategy for digital public health: A qualitative study of health professionals’ perspectives of opportunities and challenges in a provincial public health agency in Canada

Conference Proceedings | Digital Health

Digital Health Literacy and its impact on awareness and use of digital interventions for sexually transmitted infection testing: Scale revision and structural equation modelling of GetCheckedOnline’s 2022 Community Survey

Conference Proceedings | Internet Based Testing

Does Survey Recruitment Channel Influence Evaluation of Awareness and Use of Digital STBBI Testing Services? Insights From Getcheckedonline’s 2022 Community Survey in British Columbia, Canada

Journal Articles | Digital Health

Considerations for adapting digital competencies and training approaches to the public health workforce: an interpretive description of practitioners’ perspectives in Canada

Reports | Internet Based Testing

Ten years later: The impacts of GetCheckedOnline

Conference Proceedings | Internet Based Testing

Design and implementation factors associated with missed opportunities to provide testing on GetCheckedOnline: 2022 client experience survey findings.

Conference Proceedings | Internet Based Testing

Cost of the GetCheckedOnline program: Micro-costing analysis

Conference Proceedings | Digital Health

Adapting Digital Competencies & Training for Canada’s Public Health Workforce: Canadian Public Health Practitioners’ Perspective.

Journal Articles | Internet Based Testing

Missed opportunities to provide sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections testing in British Columbia: An interpretive description of users’ experiences of Get Checked Online’s design and implementation