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BCCDC Provincial STI clinic announcement regarding COVID-19
Mar 18, 2020 by Troy Grennan, Physician Lead, HIV/STI Program, Clinical Prevention Services, BCCDC
The BCCDC Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Clinics are committed to ensuring our patients and staff remain safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, while still ensuring that our patients get the best care.
During this time, we will...
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Categories: Program updates
We invite you to participate in a BCCDC Hepatitis C stakeholder survey
Mar 18, 2020 by Balanding Manneh, University of British Columbia MPH Candidate
The BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) is conducting a survey of stakeholders involved in Hepatitis C (HCV) treatment and related services in British Columbia (BC).
The 5-10 minute survey can be completed by anyone familiar...
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Categories: Events and announcements
Ending conversion therapy in Canada: Dialogue and report on sexual orientation & gender identity or expression change efforts
Feb 20, 2020 by Travis Salway, Assistant Professor, Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University, Affiliated Researcher, BC Centre for Disease Control and Centre for Gender and Sexual Health Equity
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The Centre for Gender and Sexual Health Equity, in collaboration with the Community-Based Research Centre,...
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Categories: New knowledge
Change to STI Updates blog subscription service
Jan 30, 2020 by Heather Pedersen, Online Sexual Health Services Manager, BC Centre for Disease Control
This February, we are changing the service we use to manage and send emails for the SmartSexResource STI Updates blog. If you are currently subscribed, your email address will automatically be carried over to the new service. You can...
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BCCDC Public Health Laboratory Update: Hepatitis C reflex testing
Jan 16, 2020 by BCCDC Public Health Laboratory
As of January 13, 2020, the BCCDC Public Health Laboratory (BCCDC PHL) will implement automatic hepatitis C (HCV) RNA nucleic acid testing (NAT) reflex testing for all new HCV cases. This is a change from the previous two-step process...
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