The GetCheckedOnline Implementation Study is an evaluation study of a comprehensive web-based testing service known as GetCheckedOnline (GCO), which was launched in September 2014 by the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control. GCO’s objectives are to increase testing for sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBIs), reach high-prevalence populations facing testing barriers, and increase clinical STI service capacity. CHER’s involvement in this study is through supporting data collection via Sex Now Survey as well as conducting regional surveys with key GCO target groups (e.g. LGBTQ+ people, youths).

Partners: BCCDC, Island Health

Methods:
Mixed Methods

Funder: Canadian Institutes for Health Research

Current Status: Sex Now data related to GCO collected in 2019 online cycle, and planning underway for regional surveys with key GCO target groups.