Key Informants | Organization |
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British Columbia | |
Warren O'Briain | Government |
Dr. Perry Kendall | Government |
Erik Ages | Community Organization |
Mikki Hanson | Community Organization |
Dr. Elizabeth Whynot | Provincial Heath Services Authority |
Alberta | |
Dr. Ameeta Singh | Government |
Linda Findlay | Government |
Dr. S. Houston | Government |
Sherry McKibbon | Community Organization |
Denise Lambert | Community Organization |
Angela Kaida | Government |
Saskatchewan | |
John Mitchell | Government |
Dr. Ross Findlater | Government |
Christine Smith | Community Organization |
Margaret Akan | Community Organization |
Manitoba | |
Trina Larsen | Government |
Dr. Carole Beaudoin | Government |
Michelyn Wood | Government |
Daryn Bond | Community Organization |
John Stinson | Community Organization |
Ontario | |
Frank McGee | Government |
Dr. Robert Remis | University |
Dr. Kirsten Rottensten | Government |
Nancy Peroff | Government |
Rick Kennedy | Community Organization |
Quebec | |
Lise Guérard | Government |
Dr. Bruno Turmel | Government |
Luc Gagnon | Community Organization |
Mme Lyse Pinault | Community Organization |
New Brunswick | |
Maureen McIntosh | Government |
Haley Flaro | Community Organization |
Dr. Maureen Baikie | Government |
Julie Dingwall | Community Organization |
Nova Scotia | |
Mahnaz FarhangMehr | Government |
Larry Baxter | NS Advisory Commission |
Robert Allen | Community Organization |
Prince Edward Island | |
Robin MacArthur | Health Canada |
Barb Gibson | Community Organization |
Newfoundland and Labrador | |
Morgan Pond | Government |
Cathy O'Keefe | Government |
Michelle Boutcher | Community Organization |
Nunavut | |
Carolina Palacios | Government |
Northwest Territories | |
Dr. Kami Kandola | Government |
Wanda White | Government |
Jill Christensen | Community Organization |
Yukon | |
Dr. Bryce Larke | Government |
Colleen Hemsley | Government |
Janet LeCamp | Community Organization |
Canada | |
Dr. Christopher Archibald | Health Canada, PPHB |
Jennifer Geduld | Health Canada, PPHB |
Dr. Marcus Lem | Health Canada, FNIHB |
Note: Under "key informants" in the following Table:
Policy and Program Issues | Key Informants | |
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A. | Administration and Delivery |
|
1. | Does your jurisdiction have a particular HIV/AIDS strategy or a series of activities and undertakings? Advantages/disadvantages? | FPT |
CMHO | ||
CR | ||
2. | Is there a lead government office directly responsible for HIV/AIDS-related matters? Responsibilities; number of staff? If "no," how are HIV/AIDS-related activities managed? | FPT |
3. | Is there an interdepartmental committee addressing HIV/AIDS-related issues? Who is involved; role? Accomplishments? | FPT |
CMHO | ||
OG | ||
4. | Are there regional or local health authorities in this jurisdiction and if so, what is their role in planning or administering the jurisdiction's response to HIV/AIDS? Links with the provincial/territorial authority? Are there regional HIV/AIDS service plans? How are access and service made consistent across regions? | FPT |
OG | ||
CR | ||
B. | Coordination and Cooperation |
|
5. | Is there a committee or other structure for on-going liaison among government, community agencies and/or Health Authorities? Who is involved; roles, responsibilities and activities? Accomplishments and effectiveness? | FPT |
OG | ||
CR | ||
6. | Nature and extent of inter-governmental cooperation, e.g., with Health Canada or Correctional Service Canada? Other? Strengths & shortcomings? Means of improving? | FPT |
7. | Relationship, if any, with other health strategies? Funding, data or policy linkages? Strengths and shortcomings? | FPT |
CMHO | ||
OG | ||
8. | Advantages/disadvantages, challenges/opportunities associated with working cooperatively across jurisdictions, departments and health concerns? | FPT |
CMHO | ||
CR | ||
C. | Funding |
|
9. | Does this jurisdiction specifically identify the funding committed to HIV/AIDS? How much and what is included in this calculation? | FPT |
OG | ||
10. | (Where appropriate) What system is in place for allocating and spending HIV/AIDS-related funding via health authorities or community agencies? | FPT |
OG | ||
D. | Prevention, Treatment and Care |
|
11. | Are there specific efforts to educate/inform teachers, health care professionals or other groups about HIV/AIDS? Are protocols in place for health care professionals and/or others? | FPT |
12. | Are there specific efforts directed toward employers or the workplace? | FPT |
13. | Is there a special program for providing anti-retroviral drugs? Is the cost covered by government? | FPT |
CMHO | ||
14. | Prenatal testing? Percentage take-up? Percentage of HIV-infected pregnant women receiving antiretrovirals? | FPT |
CMHO | ||
15. | Special programs to meet the particular needs of those living with HIV/AIDS (housing, transportation, respite, hospice, etc.)? | FPT |
OG | ||
CR | ||
E. | Testing |
|
16. | Jurisdiction's policies/protocols on HIV testing? Nominal, non-nominal, anonymous? Number or percent tested by year among pregnant women, inmates in correctional centres, and/or others? | FPT |
H. | Knowledge, Research and Evaluation |
|
17. | Who is responsible for collecting, analyzing and disseminating epidemiological data? To what extent and how is information shared with Health Canada, other jurisdictions, municipalities, health authorities and NGOs/ASOs? Strengths/shortcomings of the national epi reporting system? | FPT |
CR | ||
18. | To what extent do the jurisdictions fund research and evaluation, including community-based program evaluations? | FPT |
CR | ||
19. | How is new knowledge concerning treatment or best practice disseminated? Efforts to apply new knowledge? Strengths and shortcomings of these efforts? | FPT |
CR | ||
I. | Conclusions and Recommendations |
|
20. | Anticipated trends, 2004 - 2010? | all |
21. | Issues of current concern? Emerging issues? | all |
22. | Means for strengthening the jurisdiction's response to HIV/AIDS? | all |