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Research
Latest funding
- $3,750,000
Ayaangwaamiziwin Centre: Pragmatic Solutions for STBBIs
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $150,000
Dual Syphilis and HIV: Evaluation of POC and Self-Test by Untrained Persons, Peers and Intended Users
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
REACHing underserved and undiagnosed populations living with STBBIs to test and link them to care: Implementing innovative clinical trials (iCTs) designs to "test and treat" and bring new rapid point-of-care and self-tests to market in Canada
CIHR · 2023 · Principal investigator
Ayaangwaamiziwin Centre: Pragmatic Solutions for STBBIs
Principal investigators: Rourke, Sean B; Kisikaw Piyesis, Margaret L; Owino, Maureen A; AJIBOYE, WALE T; Fleury, Mathew; Keynan, Yoav; Rueda, Zulma V; Singh, Ameeta E; Skinner, Stuart J; Spence, Cara J; Tharao, Wangari E
Keywords: Community-Centred; Culturally Appropriate Care; Diagnostic Devices; Implementation Science; Knowledge Mobilization; Point Of Care And Self-Test Medical Devices; Prevention; Technology Solutions; Test And Treat Interventions; Underserved Populations
Dual Syphilis and HIV: Evaluation of POC and Self-Test by Untrained Persons, Peers and Intended Users
Principal investigators: Rourke, Sean B; Kisikaw Piyesis, Margaret L; Keynan, Yoav; Rueda, Zulma V; Singh, Ameeta E
Keywords: Knowledge Mobilization; Syphilis
REACHing underserved and undiagnosed populations living with STBBIs to test and link them to care: Implementing innovative clinical trials (iCTs) designs to "test and treat" and bring new rapid point-of-care and self-tests to market in Canada
Principal investigators: Rourke, Sean B; Owino, Maureen A; Tharao, Wangari E; Fleury, Mathew; Meyers, Adrienne F; Sandstrom, Paul A; Singh, Ameeta E; Skinner, Stuart J
Keywords: Diagnostic Devices; Implementation Science; Innovative Clinical Trial (Ict); Intersectionality; Multi-Site; Patient Oriented; Test And Treat Interventions; Underserved Populations
"Test and Treat" Clinical Trial Intervention to Evaluate the Performance and Treatment Outcomes of Novel Point-of-Care and Self-Test Versions of a Rapid Combination Treponemal/non-Treponemal Antibody Test
Principal investigators: Rourke, Sean B; Gill, Michael J; Keynan, Yoav; Kisikaw Piyesis, Margaret L; Rueda, Zulma V; Singh, Ameeta E; Skinner, Stuart J
Keywords: Clinical Trials; Congenital Syphilis Screening Diagnosis And Treatment; Cultural Support; Health Inequities; Indigenous Health And Well-Being; Medical Device (Stbbi Testing); Prairies; Syphilis Screening Diagnosis And Treatment; Test, Treat, Linkage To Care Community Based Interventions
Dual Syphilis and HIV: Evaluation of POC and Self-Test by Untrained Persons, Peers and Intended Users
Principal investigators: Rourke, Sean B; Kisikaw Piyesis, Margaret L; Keynan, Yoav; Rueda, Zulma V; Singh, Ameeta E
Keywords: Centralized Coordination; Clinical Trial; Community-Centred; Culturally Appropriate Care; Infectious And Congenital Syphilis; Knowledge Mobilization; Medical Device; Point Of Care And Self-Testing; Real-Time Monitoring And Evaluation; Test And Treat Interventions
"Test and Treat" Clinical Trial Intervention to Evaluate the Performance and Treatment Outcomes of Novel Point-of-Care and Self-Test Versions of a Rapid Combination Treponemal/non-Treponemal Antibody Test
Principal investigators: Rourke, Sean B; Gill, Michael J; Keynan, Yoav; Kisikaw Piyesis, Margaret L; Rueda, Zulma V; Singh, Ameeta E; Skinner, Stuart J
Keywords: Clinical Trials; Congenital Syphilis Screening Diagnosis And Treatment; Cultural Support; Health Inequities; Indigenous Health And Well-Being; Medical Device (Stbbi Testing); Prairies; Syphilis Screening Diagnosis And Treatment; Test, Treat, Linkage To Care Community Based Interventions
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