is a national non-governmental organization run by and for people living with HIV/AIDS, including those who are co-infected. CTAC promotes informed public policy and builds awareness on issues that impede access to treatment and health care for people living with HIV/AIDS. Treatment is a broad concept, which includes western, traditional, complementary and alternative medicine.
Volume 11, Issue 2
- HIV Drugs in Ontario: Who, How and Why?
- Involvement of prisoners in Policy Making
- Formulary Series: Manitoba
- Update on CROI: Research is Good, Interventions are Better
- Towards Equity: Catastrophic Drug Coverage in Canada
Catastrophic Drug Coverage
The Canadian Treatment Action Council (CTAC) has been conducting
consultations on Catastrophic Drug Coverage in Canada. The
consultations were held in Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary
and Vancouver. The consultation was a two part process allowing for the
AIDS community and the Cross Disability community to formulate a
Catastrophic Drug Plan for Canada. If you would like to review
the informative PowerPoint used at these consultations please click
here.
