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 | Internet Based Testing

Can we do it online? Validating a clinical prediction rule for chlamydia and gonorrhea infection among internet-based testers in British Columbia

Conference Proceedings | Partner Notification

TALK2THEM: Focus group testing an online STI/HIV partner notification toolkit in British Columbia, Canada

Conference Proceedings | Internet Based Testing

Comparing frequency of testing between individuals accessing sexually transmitted and blood-borne infection testing online and those testing in clinic

Conference Proceedings | Risk Self-assessment Tools

“Mini dial-a-Nurses” and “Good Brands”: What are the desirable characteristics of online HIV/STI risk calculators?

Conference Proceedings | Internet Based Testing

The cost-effectiveness of Get Checked Online vs. clinic-based testing for the screening of HIV in gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men in Metro Vancouver

Conference Proceedings | Risk Self-assessment Tools

Tensions in how potential users and service providers perceive the utility and acceptability of online HIV/STI Risk Self-Assessment tools

Conference Proceedings | Internet Based Testing

Incorporating sexual health survey and clinical data to predict the impact of testing among gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men in Vancouver, Canada

Conference Proceedings | Internet Based Testing

Differences in reported testing barriers between clients of an online STBBI testing service and a provincial STI clinic in Vancouver, Canada

Conference Proceedings | Internet Based Testing

Investigating selection bias: cross-sample comparison of gay and bisexual men concurrently recruited from an STI clinic, sex-seeking apps, and a pride event in British Columbia, Canada

Conference Proceedings | Internet Based Testing

No differences in knowledge of key HIV test concepts between users of an online STI testing service and in-clinic testers in Vancouver, Canada