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Welcome to the Resources section of our website. This section is intended to be the “hub” for all material produced by realize, as well as those we produce with our many partners.

In addition to finding our full document library, you will also discover:

  • Links to our Managing Episodic Disabilities educational courses
  • Links to realize-supported websites, like Health Gateway and EDEN
  • Our Video Vault and
  • Our ever popular E-Module for Evidenced Informed Rehabilitation

We want you to stay informed, so if you are not seeing the document that you are looking for, you can search for it using the ‘search’ tool below.

Top Documents

Realize Annual Report 2016-2017

Tips and Tools for Academic Educators Engaging PLWHIV in Patient Engagement Teaching to their students

Tip Sheet; Author,Realize, 2017

Uncertain Futures – An Episodic Disabilities Discussion Paper

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 resource include:

  • other health and social service providers;
  • community rehabilitation workers, community health workers or home-based carers; and,
  • people living with or affected by HIV

Free Resource for Health Providers to Manage HIV in Africa

Episodic Disabilities and Postsecondary Education in Canada: A Review of the Literature

Research Review: This review synthesizes the most relevant academic and grey literature on the topic of episodic disabilities and post-secondary education in Canada. Author: CWGHR.

A WIN-WIN PROPOSITION: The Business Case for Actively Recruiting and Retaining People with Episodic Disabilities

Research Report:  The Business Case for Actively Recruiting and Retaining People with Episodic Disabilities. Author: CWGHR.

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