Research

Developed through engagement and consultation with people living with HIV, the report sets out what needs to change to ensure people can live and age well with HIV in Scotland. 

The language we use matters. When talking about HIV, certain words and language may reinforce outdated stereotypes or information about the virus.

A Participatory Action Research Project Exploring the Sexual Health Needs of Men who have Sex with Men in Remote and Rural Scotland

A qualitative assessment of the sexual health needs of people who inject drugs in Greater Glasgow and Clyde

There is power in the language we use, and, this is especially true when we are talking about HIV. We created a handy language guide to give you the tools to talk about HIV and call out stigma and outdated attitudes when you see them.

Dr Steven Maxwell's research into same-sex male relationship Intimate Partner Violence was completed in collaboration with Waverley Care.

This report explores how we should continue to develop PrEP care models for people in Scotland who would benefit but who are not currently engaging in PrEP care. 

Using data from Pride events in 2022, this evidence briefing explains why Scotland needs a national STI postal testing service.

EVOC were commissioned by the Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership to carry out this research in collaboration with Waverley Care.

"It Stresses Me Out" describes the findings of a research project exploring the sexual health needs of young people living in Highland, funded by NHS Highland Public Health.