Opening Remarks
Howard Njoo, Centre for Communicable Diseases and Infection Control, Public Health Agency of Canada
Overview & Policy Framework
Ruthann Tucker, Ontario HIV Treatment Network
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Summit V
Toronto, Ontario
June 2-4, 2010
The theme of the 2010 Summit is Evidence into Action, with a focus on evidence-based policy and practice that targets housing as a key social determinant of HIV risk and health outcomes.
Summit Products
Summit V Action Strategies
Summit V Content Summary
Summit V Interim Report
Plenary Presentations 
Housing Status and HIV Health Outcomes
Literature Review: Overview of Recently Published Findings
Ginny Shubert, Shubert Botein Policy Associates
PowerPoint PDF
Housing based Models of Care and Supportive Services for Persons Living with HIV/AIDS
Angela Aidala, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
Housing Status and Health Care Utilization
Reducing Health Care Costs for Homeless People with HIV in San Francisco
Josh Bamberger, San Francisco Department of Public Health, and Joanna Bauer
PowerPoint PDF
Effect of Housing and Viral Load Suppression on Emergency Department Use in a Cohort of Persons on HAART in British Columbia: Findings from the LISA Project
Surita Parashar, BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS
PowerPoint PDF
Medicaid and AIDS Housing Need Each Other
Arturo Bendixen, AIDS Foundation of Chicago
PowerPoint PDF
Positive Spaces, Healthy Places
Those in Greatest Need Three Years Later
The Positive Spaces Healthy Places Investigator team
PowerPoint PDF
HIV, Housing and Language: The Invisible Vulnerability
André Samson, University of Ottawa
Keynote Addresses
Addressing Barriers to Housing
Five City "Housing First" Trial in Canada
Paula Goering, University of Toronto
PowerPoint PDF
Outcomes of the US Housing Opportunities for People Living with HIV/AIDS Program (HOPWA)
David Vos, US Department of Housing and Urban Development
PowerPoint PDF
Meeting the Challenge of Re-Entry
Giselle Dias & Peter Collins, Prisoners with HIV/AIDS Support Action Network PowerPoint PDF
Jacqueline Anderson, Corporation for Supportive Housing, and Angela Aidala, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health PowerPoint PDF
Denise Arzola and Regina Quattrochi, Bailey House PowerPoint PDF
Evidence into Action
Movement Towards National HIV/AIDS Housing Strategies
Charles King, Housing Works PDF
Peggy Nash, New Democratic Party of Canada
Influencing Policy - Part 1
Charlie Hill, National Aboriginal Housing Association
Fred Karnas, US Department of Housing and Urban Development
Linda Nosbush, City of Prince Albert
Danilo Pelletiere, US National Low Income Housing Coalition
Influencing Policy - Part 2
Kristin Goodwin, Housing Works PowerPoint PDF
Kathie Hiers, AIDS Alabama PowerPoint PDF
Influencing Practice
Peggy Bailey, Corporation for Supportive Housing
Jay J. Koornstra, Bruce House
David Parker, University of South Carolina School of Medicine
Brigitte Witkowski, Mainstay Housing
Evidence into Action: Innovative Models
Using Evidence to Meet the Housing Needs of Medically Frail
Kelsey Louie and Kevin Rente, Harlem United Community AIDS Center
Mainstreaming HIV/ AIDS into Adequate Housing Programs: A View from sub-Saharan Africa
Priya Gopalen, Rooftops Canada
Service Coordination Pilot Project for Homeless People Living with HIV/AIDS
Keith Hambly, Fife House, and Michael Blair, McEwan Housing and Support Services
Moving Ahead Together: North American Policy & Research Action Strategies
Christine Campbell, Housing Works
Nancy, Bernstine, National AIDS Housing Coalition
Sean B. Rourke, Ontario HIV Treatment Network
Poster Presentations
Ali, Samira et al, Transitional Housing as an HIV Prevention and Treatment Intervention for At-Risk Women
Blair, Michael et al, Service Coordination Pilot Project for Homeless People Living With HIV/AIDS McEwan Housing and Support Services/Loft Community Services
Learning Institute A Presentations:
Evidence-based Best Practices for Housing as HIV Prevention and Care
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Genevieve Tremblay, Public Health Agency of Canada
Learning Institute: Overview and Framework
Ruthann Tucker, Ontario HIV Treatment Network
Evidence: What is it? How to Use it to Shape Programs and Policies
Sean B. Rourke, Ontario HIV Treatment Network
PowerPoint PDF
Collecting and Using Practice-based Evidence: A Community-Based Participatory Research Approach
Kenneth Robinson, Housing Works
Samira Ali, University of Pennsylvania
PowerPoint PDF
From Research to Program Change: Leading Practice and Lessons Learned from a Transitional Housing Program for People with HIV in Toronto
Keith Hambly, Fife House
PowerPoint PDF
Evidence into Action: Resources to Support Change
Nancy Bernstine, National AIDS Housing Coalition
PowerPoint PDF
Learning Institute B Presentations:
Examining Structural HIV Interventions - Methodological Challenges
Welcome and Overview
Ginny Shubert, Shubert Botein Policy Associate
Jackie Anderson, Corporation for Supportive Housing
Genevieve Tremblay, Public Health Agency of Canada
Economic Evaluation of Housing Interventions - Part 1
Josh Bamberger, San Francisco Department of Public Health
PowerPoint PDF
Economic Evaluation of Housing Interventions - Part 2
Dennis Culhane, University of Pennsylvania
PowerPoint PDF
Economic Evaluation of Housing Interventions - Part 3
Ginny Shubert, Shubert Botein Policy Associates, New York, on behalf of David Holtgrave, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Design Challenges - Part 1
Stephen Hwang, Centre for Research on Inner City Health and University of Toronto
Design Challenges - Part 2
Amy Knowlton, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
PowerPoint PDF
Measurement Challenges - Part 1
Michael Shapcott, Wellesley Institute
PowerPoint PDF
Measurement Challenges - Part 2
Angela Aidala, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
PowerPoint PDF
Knowledge Translation & Research Gaps - Part 1
Carol Wilkins, Housing and Health Policy Analyst
Knowledge Translation & Research Gaps - Part 2
David Hulchanski, Cities Centre, University of Toronto
