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DESCRIPTION:The resurgence of syphilis and congenital syphilis in Canada ex
 poses deep inequities in access to sexual health services and prenatal car
 e. This talk traces a research program that bridges epidemiology and imple
 mentation science to scale equitable prevention across Ontario. Drawing on
  the CIHR-funded Syphilis Point-of-Care Rapid Test and Immediate Treatment
  Evaluation (SPRITE) study\, Sahar Saaed\, PhD Assistant Professor (Tenure
 -Track)\, Department of Public Health Sciences\, Queen’s University\, will
  illustrate how community-based outreach\, co-designed with local public h
 ealth units and implementation frameworks (PRISM/RE-AIM) have advanced tes
 ting and treatment among underserved populations. Complementary population
 -based analyses reveal barriers to timely prenatal syphilis screening and 
 heterogeneity in policy uptake aimed at preventing congenital syphilis. To
 gether\, these studies demonstrate how a community-public health-academic 
 partnership can create sustainable\, equity-oriented models of care.\n\nEv
 ent title: Research Seminar: Scaling Equitable Syphilis Prevention through
  Community Outreach and Public Health Partnerships \n\nSpeaker: Sahar Saae
 d\, PhD Assistant Professor (Tenure-Track)\, Department of Public Health S
 ciences\, Queen’s University.\n\nDate: Monday November 10\, 12.30-13.30pm
 \n\nWhere: Hybrid. In person: 3777 rue Jean-Brillant\, Montreal. Conferenc
 e Room 4730. Online: via Teams.\n\nTo register\, please contact Kyndra Lau
 rie at acad-ga.fammed [at] mcgill.ca.\n
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LOCATION:CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3T 0A2\, 3777 rue Jean-Brillant
SUMMARY:Research Seminar: Scaling Equitable Syphilis Prevention through Com
 munity Outreach and Public Health Partnerships
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