Organization:
HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2004
Format:
PDF
Resource Type:
Report
The tool was prepared with reference to Government of Canada policies and practices, and the primary audience is program staff in Canada innon-governmental development organizationscommunity based AIDS organizationsthe private sectorwho prepare funding proposals, and...
Organization:
HIV Social, Behavioural and Epidemiological Studies Unit
Publication date: 2004
Format:
PDF
Resource Type:
Needs assessment, Report
The Ontario Men’s Survey was undertaken through the HIV Social, Behavioural and Epidemiological Studies Unit (HIV Studies Unit) of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto by a research team composed of university and community investigators working with a...
Organization:
CATIE
Publication date: 2003
Format:
PDF
Resource Type:
Report
CATIE Strategic PlanJanuary 15, 2003
Organization:
HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2003
Format:
PDF
Resource Type:
Report
Organization:
CATIE
Publication date: 2003
Format:
PDF
Resource Type:
Report
Organization:
CATIE
Publication date: 2002
Format:
PDF
Resource Type:
Report
Organization:
HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2002
Format:
PDF
Resource Type:
Report
The paper attempts to determine how health-care and service providers confront ethical dilemmas on a practical level; and to provide, based on their responses, a general set of ethical decision-making guidelines.
Organization:
HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2002
Format:
PDF
Resource Type:
Report
The paper:discusses the difficulties in defining the precise scope of the field of complementary and/or alternative medicine;reviews the available evidence regarding the use of CAM by Canadians generally;reviews the available evidence regarding the use of CAM by...
Organization:
HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2002
Format:
PDF
Resource Type:
Report
Organization:
HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2002
Format:
PDF
Resource Type:
Report
The paper demonstrates that promoting the well-being of both drug users and communities requires changes to drug laws and policies, including the introduction of safe injection facilities.
