E-Module: E-Module for Evidence-Informed HIV Rehabilitation. Toronto, Canada. Author: Realize. 2020 Update
HIV and Rehabilitation
How can rehabilitation lead to better health for people living with, and vulnerable to, HIV? Thinking, Doing and Feeling beyond 90-90-90
2017 Think Tank Report, Author: realize
Tips and Tools for Academic Educators Engaging PLWHIV in Patient Engagement Teaching to their students
Tip Sheet; Author,Realize, 2017
Rehabilitation Can Help You Do That
A guide to how rehabilitation services can help you deal with your HIV‐related challenges and live the life you want. To access the pdf version, click on the title above. To access the online version, follow this link: http://rehabcanhelp.hivandrehab.ca/
CWGHR at CAHR 2016
Physiotherapy in the Context of HIV
Article Originally published in the Winter 2016 edition of Directions in Physiotherapy, a publication of the Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia
An environmental scan of publicly-funded rehabilitation services across Canada
Report: An environmental scan of publicly-funded rehabilitation services across Canada. Author: realize
Rehabilitating the Bottom Line
Rehabilitating the Bottom Line (Policy Brief) Author: CWGHR Rehabilitation improves the lives of Canadians with chronic illnesses, lowers their utilization of expensive acute care services, and increases their engagement in the workforce. Unfortunately, at present, access to rehabilitation services is significantly limited by cost.
How Rehabilitation Can Help People Living with HIV in Sub-Saharan Africa: An Evidence-Informed Tool for Rehab Providers
The aim of this e-module is to enhance knowledge about HIV care among rehabilitation providers in Sub-Saharan Africa to help address the needs of people living with HIV. This resource is primarily for rehabilitation providers practicing in Sub-Saharan Africa. Rehabilitation providers include occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech-language therapists, and physiatrists. Others who may benefit from this […]
The Sepo II Study: Living Life on ART
The Sepo II Study explored the experiences of women and men living with HIV and on ART in Lusaka, Zambia in order to better understand their hopes and challenges over time. The goal of the Sepo II Study is to inform the evolution of policy and care to better address the long-term management of HIV […]