Jill Koebel, Mina Kazemi, V Logan Kennedy, Priscilla Medeiros, Breklyn Bertozzi, Lindsay Bevan, Wangari Tharao, Carmen H Logie, Angela Underhill, Neora Pick, Elizabeth King, Mary Kestler, Mark H Yudin, Jesleen Rana, Adriana Carvalhal, Kath Webster, Melanie Lee, Shaz Islam, Valerie Nicholson, Mary Ndung'u, Manjulaa Narasimhan, Brenda Gagnier, Muluba Habanyama, Alexandra de Pokomandy, Angela Kaida, Mona Loutfy
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Dissemination of the Women-Centred HIV Care Model: A Multimodal Process and Evaluation.
Background: Using data from a national cohort study and focus groups, the Women-Centred HIV Care (WCHC) Model was developed to inform care delivery for women living with HIV.
Methods: Through an evidence-based, integrated knowledge translation approach, we developed 2 toolkits based on the WCHC Model for service providers and women living with HIV in English and French (Canada's national languages). To disseminate, we distributed printed advertising materials, hosted 3 national webinars and conducted 2 virtual capacity-building training series.
Results: A total of 315 individuals attended the webinars, and the average WCHC knowledge increased by 29% (SD 4.3%). In total, 131 service providers engaged in 22 virtual capacity-building training sessions with 21 clinical cases discussed. Learners self-reported increased confidence in 15/15 abilities, including the ability to provide WCHC. As of December 2023, the toolkits were downloaded 7766 times.
Conclusions: We successfully developed WCHC toolkits and shared them with diverse clinical and community audiences through various dissemination methods.
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