Information for community and peer workers
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Using PozQoL for community and peer workers
About PozQoL
If you’re new to PozQoL, this is a good place to start. Information includes:
- What is PozQoL
- Why use PozQoL
Using PozQoL in community and peer services
This information was prepared in consultation with PLHIV peer workers who have already used PozQoL in their own work:
- Why use PozQoL in community and peer support services
- Tips for community and peer workers using PozQoL
- Overcoming time and logistical restraints
Benefits of measuring quality of life
Measuring quality of life among people living with HIV
- Why measure quality of life among people living with HIV
- Measuring health-related quality of life
- HIV-specific health-related quality of life domains
- Using PozQoL to measuring health-related quality of life among people living with HIV
Achieve better HIV outcomes using quality of life measures
- Why use quality of life measures
- HIV outcomes
- ‘Beyond Viral Suppression’ — A global movement to shift focus towards quality of life
Improve HIV care quality using quality of life measures
- Patient-reported outcome measures and HIV care quality
- Person-centred values in HIV care
Other quick links
ℹ️ Information
PozQoL Stories from community and peer support services
The following ‘PozQoL Stories’ describe real-life examples of PozQoL being used in community and peer services around the world.
PozQoL Project Officer Petrina Hilton chats with HIV peer navigator Sarah Feagan about how PozQoL is used to support her work. (Duration: 5m54s)
Queensland Positive People (QPP) use PozQoL to evaluate their Life+ Program, which supports people with living with HIV throughout Qld.
PozQoL is being used in Le Cercle Orange, a Canadian project supporting people living with HIV (PLHIV) who do not have access to health care.
PLHIV organisation, Living Positive Victoria, uses PozQoL to monitor and evaluate their peer programs for people newly diagnosed with HIV.