Knowledge Mobilization

Canada’s STBBI knowledge mobilization experts,  CATIE , highlighted our recent publications from the  SPRITE Study  by  Lucy Mackrell  et al! We truly appreciate their platform to spread our findings! https://www.catie.ca/catie-news/high-rates-of-syphilis-among-street-involved-people-in-smalltown-ontario

We are excited to present our second edition of the SPRITE Newsletter, in which we highlight key updates on the study!

Please join us in congratulating Natasha, as she starts her PhD with a scholarship (Ontario Graduate Scholarship). Natasha Larkin has...

We summarize the article by Mitchell Fox on newly published research that used mathematical modelling to understand the potential of a local syphilis outbreak.

This first newsletter highlights preliminary data and summarizes efforts to share findings with public health, policy makers, academia and more.

Natasha Larkin (NP-PHC), nurse at the Street Health Centre in Kingston, Ontario, has first-hand experience administering syphilis POCT to...

Sandra and Casey explain the local trends in syphilis cases in Algoma, the clinical characteristics of syphilis, and Algoma Public...

Listen in as Dr. Saeed discusses reasons for increases in syphilis in the KFL&APH region...

Read more as Dr. Carter explains the collaborative nature of the SPRITE study, the goals of timely treatment/transmission reduction...

The importance of timely identification and the role of access to health services in syphilis treatment...