Sexual Health Improvement Programme (SHIP) HIT
Clinicians, commissioners, public health professionals, members of the public and researchers supporting the development of evidence-based services that will improve people’s sexual health in our region and beyond.
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Evaluation leads to expansion of life-saving opt-out HIV testing in emergency departments
On 29 November, the Department of Health and Social Care announced the expansion of research…
Sexual Health Improvement Programme (SHIP) HIT welcomes new co-director
The Sexual Health Improvement Programme Health Integration Team (SHIP HIT) is delighted to appoint…
Research co-produced with child sexual abuse survivors wins prize for improving quality of sexual healthcare
A collaborative project working with child sexual abuse survivors to improve their experiences of sexual…
Marking World AIDS Day with events in the region
Events in the region to mark World AIDS Day 2023 have been announced: see…
Working with child sexual abuse survivors to improve their experiences of sexual health services
A health psychologist at UWE Bristol has worked with partners to develop improved services…
SHIP HIT member Aled Osborne in film about reducing HIV stigma
Aled Osborne, a member of Bristol Health Partners Sexual Health Improvement (SHIP) HIT network, features…
