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Health Care Provider Utilization and Cost of an mHealth Intervention in Vulnerable People Living With HIV in Vancouver, Canada: Prospective Study mhealth.jmir.org/2018/7/e152

Results of our Weltel Cost study - providing real numbers for what it takes to provide this health program for vulnerable PLWH! x.com/womensresearch…

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Check out this article for tips to meaningfully collaborate with community in research during a pandemic! It was a pleasure working on this piece with Melanie Murray Shayda Swann and Valerie Nicholson

Meaningful community collaboration in research is key! Check out this piece by members of the WHRI on how to meaningfully collaborate during a pandemic: bcmj.org/mds-be-covid-1… Melanie Murray Shayda Swann Amber Campbell Valerie Nicholson

Today, every view of this video helps create positive change. All you need to do is watch it and Bell will donate 5¢ more to Canadian mental health initiatives. Retweet to help spread the word! #BellLetsTalk

Are you a BC resident aged 25-39 or 65-69 interested in participating in #COVID19 research? The COVID-19 RESPPONSE* study is looking for participants of all genders willing to complete an online survey & at-home test for COVID-19 antibodies. Learn more: whri.org/covid-19-respp…

We're so excited for the #CAHR2021 talks today! Be sure to check out our #BCC3 posters 90, 103, and 253 by Shayda Swann, Amber Campbell, and deseta

Congratulations to CTN Investigator Dr. Melanie Murray and the CARMA team for their recent publication in Reproductive Health for #CTN277! Read it here: …tive-health-journal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… #research #womenshealth #HIV #openaccess

#BCC3Spotlight Amber Campbell is the research coordinator at Oak Tree Clinic, interested in meaningful community collaboration and women’s health and wellbeing. She is your contact for any questions related to study methods, consent, and participation.

Women are coming together to close the gap in women's health care and research! hivnet.ubc.ca/news/2022/03/c… Discover the new women's health-focused BCC3 Study - HIV Health, Equity, & Aging Research (#CTN335) study that combines the forces of CHIWOSresearch (#CTN262) and CARMA (#CTN277). #InternationalWomensDay

As #BCC3, we strive to celebrate & serve the LGBTQI2+ community by meaningfully including & representing ALL womxn in our research. Pride month is an important reminder to continue elevating the voices of queer folk not just this month, but all year round #HIVResearch #Pride

In honour of #OrangeShirtDay tomorrow, we are excited to launch the #CHIWOSPAW poster series! The #CHIWOSPAW Indigenous Wise Women describe how healthcare providers can support the #HealthandWellbeing of #Indigenous women living with #HIV. Learn more: hivhearme.ca/chiwos-paw/

We're very proud of our team's recent awards! Shayda Swann 🏆Outstanding Trainee CITAC 🏆2nd Place Oral Presentation at CITAC Amber Campbell 🏆Mentor Award - BC Women's Hospital 🏆Supervisor Award - UBC Science Coop @MarcelaArdengue 🏆Rising Star - BC Women's Hospital

Happy #InternationalWomensDay from our amazing women-led team of PIs, community research associates, trainees, research coordinators, and research assistants! #WomensDay2023 #WomenInScience #WomenInResearch

Always an honour to present with Elder Valerie! Check out our CHIWOS-PAW poster series here: hivhearme.ca/chiwos-paw/

So happy to host our annual gathering of the GHIRL lab (Global HIV Interdisciplinary Research Leadership lab)! It was a perfect way to end the summer with future leaders of health equity research and policy. #YVR #researchmatters #srhr #hiv #sgba #GHIRL

Excited to share a visual record of the Sharing Circles we held with Indigenous men and women living with HIV to help inform the WelTel text messaging study to improve care engagement and outcomes for those living with HIV @CorrinaKeeling Women's Health Research Institute

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Amber Campbell @ambercampbell94 presenting her research at #CAHR2018 from the #CARMA study showing that women living with #hiv have more comorbid illness and take more medications than their negative peers Women's Health Research Institute The CTN+ | Le Réseau+ BC Women's Hospital