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Optimal characteristics of peer navigators: adapting peer-based intervention with street-involved youth in Canada and Kenya with the aim of increasing HIV prevention, testing and treatment.
Health research policy and systems · 2025
Latest funding
- $1,994,657
Adapting and scaling-up "Peer Navigators" to targeted populations of street-involved youth in Canada and Kenya to increase linkage to HIV prevention, testing, and treatment
CIHR · 2017 · Principal investigator
- $149,995
Identifying, adapting and piloting interventions to engage street-connected children and youth in the HIV prevention-care continuum in a resource-constrained setting
CIHR · 2015 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
Optimal characteristics of peer navigators: adapting peer-based intervention with street-involved youth in Canada and Kenya with the aim of increasing HIV prevention, testing and treatment.
Lee EOJ, Tang TS, Fuentes-Bernal J, MacEntee K, Wachira J, Apondi E, Abramovich A, Oudshoorn A, Ayuku D, Kiptui R, Van Berkum A, MacDonald SA, Saarela O, Braitstein P
Adapting and scaling-up "Peer Navigators" to targeted populations of street-involved youth in Canada and Kenya to increase linkage to HIV prevention, testing, and treatment
Principal investigators: Braitstein, Paula; Apondi, Edith; Donnelly, Peter; Johnston, Christine; kimaiyo, sylvester; Mackie, Christopher; Rourke, Sean B; Sider, Douglas
Keywords: Adaptation; Aids; Antiretroviral Treatment; Hiv; Homeless Youth; Implementation Science; Injection Drug Use; Peers; Prevention; Testing
Identifying, adapting and piloting interventions to engage street-connected children and youth in the HIV prevention-care continuum in a resource-constrained setting
Principal investigators: Braitstein, Paula
Keywords: Antiretroviral Treatment; Hiv; Homeless; Kenya; Prevention; Youth
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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- Epidemiology
- Psychology
- Social & Behavioural Health Sciences Division
- Biostatistics Division
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