ICASA 2015 Abstract Presentation

Presentation Venue:
Presentation:	Committee Room 6 Time: 10:45-12:15 Putting children first: the right to ART

Peter James Elyanu

• • • Impact of Implementing “Test and Treat” Policy on Paediatric ART Enrolments and Coverage in Uganda

Mounerou Salou

• • • The Worrying Face of the Paediatric HIV Epidemic in Togo

 

Committee Room 4
Time: 10:45-12:15
Condoms – tried & tested

Maureen Akolo

• • • Condom Demonstration and Supply to Index Clients in HIV-sero Discordant Relationship a Key Component in Positive Health, Dignity and Prevention (PHDP) Compliance in Nairobi County, Kenya

Olusegun Odumosu

• • • Challenges of Condom Compatible Lubricants Usage amongst MSM Communities in South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Zambia: A Qualitative Study

Akiko Saito

• • • Evaluation of Community-based Intervention for HIV/STI Prevention: Application of PRECEDE-PROCEED Model

 

Committee Room 5a & b
Time: 10:45-12:15
Reaching towards elimination of mother to child transmission

Sara Page-Mtongwiza

• • • How Did we Miss them? High HIV Prevalence among Women Testing for the First Time in Labour and Delivery in Zimbabwe

Tendai Esnat Nyagura

• • • Accelerated Transition to Option B+ in a Rural Zimbabwean Province: Impact of a Decentralised Antiretroviral (ART) System

Elizabeth Mushabe

• • • The Role Played by Community ART Support Agents (CASAs) in a Rural Health District Based PMTCT Program in Uganda

Stephano G. Sandfolo

• • • Near Real Time Data Analysis by Frontline Health Workers for Improved Mother/Baby Pair PMTCT Outcomes

Victor Mwapasa

• • • Acceptability and Challenges of Mother Infant Pair Clinics as a Model for Provision of Integrated HIV and Maternal, Neonatal and Child Health Care: Lessons Learnt from the INSPIRE-PRIME Study

 

Jacaranda 3
Time: 10:45-12:15
Improving access to treatment and adherence

Kwasi G. Okai

• • • Improving Access to Treatment of PLHIV, the Role of the National Health Insurance

Jean-Paul Tchupo

• • • Implementing the HIV Treatment Cascade for Key Populations: A Result from Pilot Sites in Togo and Burkina Faso

Aissatou Bah

• • • Donner l’Espoir d’Une Vie en Couple aux PVVIH: Expérience de la Fondation Espoir de Guinée (FEG), Une Association de PVVIH au Centre de Traitement Ambulatoire de l’Hôpital National de Donka, en Guinée

Parsifal Logbo

• • • Testing Brothers and Sisters of a Newborn Followed in Mother-to-Child Transmission Prevention (PMTCT) Setting: Used Strategies and Advantages in an African Socio-cultural Environment

 

Prof Soudré Room
Time: 12:45-14:15
Beyond HIV infection: co-morbidities

Margaret J. Pascoe

• • • Cervical Cancer: Experiences from a Cohort of HIV Infected Women in Harare, Zimbabwe

Tanoh Eboua

• • • Severe Morbidity in HIV-infected Children before and after Initiating a Lopinavir-based Therapy before the Age of Two in West-Africa, 2011-2014

 

Jacaranda 1 & 2
Time: 12:45-14:15
Systems delivery – better information and point of care

Elodie Engetele

• • • Strengthening the National HIV Health Information System Using an Electronic Reporting System (ERS): Experience of Monitoring, Evaluation and Surveillance Interface (MESI) in DR Congo

Daniel Lee

• • • Effects of Strengthening District Health Systems on HIV Service Delivery Outcomes in Mozambique: Findings from the CHASS-SMT Project

Caroline N. Ngunu-Gituathi

• • • Strengthening District Health Information Systems for Improved HIV Response in Primary Health Care Settings: A Root Cause Analysis of Challenges Faced in Nairobi County, Kenya

 

Jacaranda 3
Time: 12:45-14:15
Making VMMC work

Charles Okumu Waga

• • • Female Partner Involvement Positively Influence Men Decisions on Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision in Homabay County

Nicholas Sebuliba Kirirabwa

• • • There Is No Observed Sexual Behavioral Change among Men Following Safe Male Circumcision in Kampala

Emmanuel Njeuhmeli

• • • Modeling the Impact and Cost of Age-targeting for Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision Scale-up in Swaziland

John Stover

• • • Evaluating the Impact of the Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision Program in Kenya

Moses Mera

• • • Assessment of Quality of Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision Data in Southern West Uganda: Baseline Findings (2014)

 

Committee Room 6
Time: 16:45-18:15
Integration: orienting services across diverse needs

Theresa Gatsi

• • • Integrating Health Prevention Information and Services for Employees in Private Sector Structures: Experiences and Lessons Learned from Zimbabwe

Hellen M Amakobe

• • • Integrating Social Protection and HIV Programs for Sustaining HIV Services for Informal Economy Workers

Dr January Zilabumba

• • • Integration of HIV/AIDS and Cervical Cancer Programs for Improved Health Outcomes

Endris M. Seid

• • • Improving Maternal, Neonatal and Child Health (MNCH) through the Results Based Financing Programme for Health in Zimbabwe

 

Committee Room 4
Time: 16:45-18:15
Improving access to integrated SRHR and HIV

Lilian Mworeko

• • • Violations of Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights of Women Living with HIV within Clinical Settings in Uganda: Cases of Forced and Coerced Sterilization

Vivian Chitiyo

• • • A Male Friendly Approach to Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV: Men’s Perspectives from Mashonaland East, Zimbabwe for Promoting Male Involvement for Optimal Health Outcomes

Ngo Bibaa Lundi-Anne Omam

• • • Difficulties in Accessing PMTCT Services in Post-conflict Zones of Bakassi in the South West Region of Cameroon

 

 

Jacaranda 3
Time: 16:45-18:15
Quality improvement and surrly challenge

Babayemi Olakunde

• • • Contribution of Primary Healthcare Centres to PMTCT Coverage in Nigeria

Susan Muthoni Njogo

• • • Determinants of Forecast Accuracy for Paediatric Antiretroviral Drugs in Kenya

Sowedi Muyingo

• • • Strengthening HIV Responses through Private Sector Involvement in Supply Chain Management: Medical Access Experience in Uganda

Moses Muwonge

• • • Evaluation of Comprehensive Condom Programming in Uganda: Challenges to Providing Condoms on 24-hour Basis

 

Jacaranda 1 & 2
Time: 16:45-18:15
Programming for access to justice and care

Felistus Mpho Motimedi

• • • Strategic Litigation to Uphold the Rights to Health of Foreign Inmates Living with HIV in Botswana

Nelago Amadhila

• • • HIV/TB in Prisons: Promoting Prisoners´ Rights through the Courts

Benjamin Lutimba

• • • The Role of the Medical Military Senior Command in Mobilization for HIV/AIDS Prevention Interventions. A Case for Uganda Peoples Defense Forces

Gabriel Ikor Undelikwo

• • • Going Beyond Criminalisation: Engaging the Key Affected Populations (KAP) in the Consultative Process of the Global Fund NFM in a Challenging Environment

 

Prof Soudré Room
Time: 16:45-18:15
Enhancing comprehensive care and support for children and adolescents

Muhamed Juma Akulima

• • • Food Banking for Improved Nutrition of HIV-positive Children: Emerging Evidence from Quality Improvement Teams in Food Insecure Regions of Kiambu, Kenya

Bruno F. Sunguya

• • • Improving Feeding Practices and Nutrition Status of HIV-positive Children in Tanga, Tanzania: The Roles of Health Workers’ Nutrition Training

Lorraine Sherr

• • • Community Based Organisation Provision for Children Affected by HIV Developmental Delay

Susan Hrapcak

• • • Effectiveness of Comprehensive Clinical Care and Psychosocial Support on Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy (ART), Retention in Care, and Mortality in Adolescents Living with HIV

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Presentation Venue:
Presentation:	Committee Room 4 Time: 10:45-12:15 Innovative approaches towards reaching the first “90”

Annamercy Makoni

• • • Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Testing and Counselling (HTC) Trends Analysis, Midlands Province, 2010 to 2014- A Descriptive Study

Bellington Vwalika

• • • Expenditures and Effects of Couples’ Voluntary HIV Counseling and Testing in Reducing Heterosexual Transmission of HIV-1

Traore Abdoulazziz Soundiata

• • • Conseil Dépistage Volontaire Anonyme Nocturne en Milieu HSH du VIH et la Syphilis dans la Ville de Ouagadougou par l’Association African Solidarité (AAS) au Burkina Faso

Margherita Licata

• • • Closing the HIV Testing Gap through Workplace Action

 

Jacaranda 3
Time: 10:45-12:15
Partnerships and transformations: advancing key population access

Erik Lamontagne

• • • Le Coût Économique de l´Homophobie en Afrique

Naomi van Stapele

• • • Between Tensions and Opportunities: Strengthening Partnerships Among Civil Society and Sex Worker-led Organizations in Kenya and Ethiopia

 

Jacaranda 1 & 2
Time: 10:45-12:15
Stigma, discrimination and disclosure

Gary Blick

• • • HIV Equal Zimbabwe (ZIM): Fighting HIV Stigma in ZIM Using a Novel Innovative Approach

 

 

Committee Room 4
Time: 12:45-14:15
Key populations: integrated bio-behavioural surveillance – key to effective programming

Muyunda Mulenga

• • • Differences in Demographic Profiles and Sexual Behaviors among FSW in Zambian´s Two Largest Cities

Titilope Badru

• • • HIV Prevalence and Sexual Behavioral Roles among MSM in Nigeria

Anato Simplice

• • • Profil Socio-professionnel et Estimation des Tailles des Professionnelles de Sexe (PS) et des Hommes Ayant des Rapports Sexuels avec d’Autres Hommes (HSH) au Togo

Edward Adiibokah

• • • HIV and HBV Infection, Knowledge and Risk Behaviour in Ghanaian Prisons

Liliana Dengo-Baloi

• • • High HIV, HBV and HCV Prevalence among People who Inject Drugs: Results from the First Integrated Bio-behavioral Survey of PWID in Mozambique

Ghazel Tawakol

• • • Female Injecting Drug Users in Egypt: A Hard to Reach Population

 

Jacaranda 3
Time: 12:45-14:15
Sex workers, access to services and human rights

Eunice Kaguirie

• • • Determinants of Family Planning Uptake among Female Sex Workers Enrolled in an HIV Incidence Study in Eldoret Kenya

Humphreys T. Shumba

• • • Challenging Abusive Laws through Legal Literacy Capacity Building of Female Sex Workers (FSW) to Enhance Universal Access to SRHR/HIV Services: The Case of Malawi

 

Committee Room 4
Time: 14:45-16:15
HIV Testing beyond the health facility

Haruka Maruyama

• • • Measuring the Burden of Undiagnosed HIV Infection from a Population-based Survey in Bukoba, Tanzania: Merits of a Home-based Testing Approach

Marian Honu

• • • Using Social Media to Target Hard-to-Reach Men who Have Sex with Men (MSM) with HIV Services in the West Africa Region

Nancy Ruhode

• • • Developing Understandable, Culturally Sensitive Self-test Instructions: Insights from Cognitive Interviewing among Clients Testing at Two HIV Testing Sites in Zimbabwe

Livingstone Ssali

• • • Targeting Zero New HIV Infections: Determinants of HIV Seroconversion among Individual Receiving HIV Testing and Counseling (HTC) in Uganda: Retrospective, Cross-sectional Review of Routine HTC Data

 

Jacaranda 3
Time: 14:45-16:15
TB and HIV tango: are we winning the battle?

Tinashe Mudzviti

• • • Tolerability of Isoniazid Preventive Therapy in an HIV Infected Cohort

Anani Badjé

• • • Résistance aux Antituberculeux chez les Adultes VIH+ Suivis dans l’Essai Temprano Recevant ou Non une Prophylaxie par Isoniazide (ANRS 12136)

Tendayi Jubenkanda

• • • Performance Monitoring of Tuberculosis Infection Control in Zimbabwe

Jeri Sumitani

• • • Integration of TB and HIV Care across Two Time Periods in Three (Sub) Districts in South Africa

Vincent Zishiri

• • • Attrition between TB / HIV Testing and Linkage to Care in South Africa’s Correctional Facilities

 

Committee Room 4
Time: 16:45-18:15
Community empowerment

Diego Matsvange

• • • Exploring the Role of Socio-cultural and Political Construct in Influencing Behaviour Change in Zimbabwe – The Case of HIV and AIDS Affected Households in Makoni District

Hajjarah Nagadya

• • • Visions, Voices, and Priorities: Evidence and Rationale Directly from Young People Living with and Affected by HIV

Joseph Ajakaye

• • • You Can Talk about Abstinence, Faithfulness and Condoms, but the Strategies Are nothing without Empowering People to Embrace Safer Ways of Making the Money they Need

Ngo Bibaa Lundi-Anne Omam

• • • Addressing Stigma through the Economic Empowerment of Women in the South West Region of Cameroon – The Case of Reach Out Cameroon

Koffi Yao Hyacinthe

• • • D 20: Assurer une Prise en Charge (PEC) Inclusive et Participative des OEV et de Leur Famille: La Stratégie de l’Approche Famille du Centre Solidarité Action Sociale de Bouaké

 

Jacaranda 3
Time: 16:45-18:15
Key population: innovative implementation

Rodah Wanjiru

• • • Micro-planning: The Sex Workers Outreach Programme (SWOP) Experience Nairobi, Kenya

Kimwaga Muhiddin Ali

• • • A programmatic Assessment of the Utilization of Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) and HIV Services among Key Populations in Zanzibar

Samuel O. Ikani

• • • Assessing HTC and STI Consultation Service Delivery for Key Populations in Nigeria through a Mystery Client Survey

Elizabeth Chelimo Keter

• • • Enhancing HIV Prevention and Treatment by Increasing Literacy and Effective Linkage to HIV Services through Bulk SMS

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Presentation Venue:
Presentation:	Committee Room 6 Time: 10:45-12:15 Track A/1 HIV drug resistance

Tshifhiwa Magoro

• • • Serologic Markers and Molecular Epidemiology of HBV in an HIV Infected Cohort from Cameroon

Duncan Tazvinzwa Njenda

• • • Investigating the Fitness Benefit of the Reverse Transcriptase (RT) Mutation A62V when Co-occurring with M184V and K65R in HIV-1 Subtype C

 

Committee Room 4
Time: 10:45-12:15
Influencing targeted HIV preventions among vulnerable populations

Patience Gamuchirai Manjengwa-Hungwe

• • • Risk Perception for HIV Infection Using National Representative, Multi-stage Stratified Random Cross-sectional Survey, South Africa, 2012

 

Committee Room 5a & b
Time: 12:45-14:15
Retaining patients in HIV treatment: what is new?

Mutsa Bwakura-Dangarembizi

• • • Sulfamethoxazole/Trimethoprim/Isoniazid/Pyridoxine Scored Tablets Are Bioequivalent to Individual Products and Are Acceptable to Patients with Advanced HIV Infection in the REALITY Trial

N’goran Kouadio Marc

• • • Improving HIV Care and Support Service Performances in Côte d’Ivoire

Mit Philips

• • • ARV Provision for Longer Periods in Guinea Improves Retention in Care, Including during the Ebola Crisis

 

Jacaranda 3
Time: 12:45-14:15
Reaching adolescents / young people with HIV messages

David P. Ngilangwa

• • • Availability and Utilization of Youth-friendly Services on HIV Testing and Counseling among Youth in Three Districts of Tanzania

Alison Louisa Jenkins

• • • The Adolescent Experience In-Depth: Using Data to Identify and Reach the Most Vulnerable Young People in Tanzania

Koffi Sangbana Ouagbeni

• • • Engagement Fort de l’Atbef pour Une Jeunessesans VIH/SIDA et Epanouie: l’Education Sexuelle Complete (ESC) au Togo

 

Jacaranda 1 & 2
Time: 12:45-14:15
Operationalising 90:90:90 from inputs to outcomes

Allan Ahimbisibwe

• • • A Collaborative Approach to Establish Predictors and True Defaulters and Return the Defaulters Back into Care at Ntchisi District Hospital, a Rural Hospital in Ntchitsi District in Malawi

Johanna Wapling

• • • Evaluation of SAMBA Viral Load Point-of-Care Test Operation by Trained Non-health Workers in rural Health Centers in Chiradzulu District, Malawi

Charles Shey Wiysonge

• • • The Effects of Shifting Responsibility from Pharmacy to Non-pharmacy Personnel for Dispensing Antiretroviral Medications to Patients Infected with HIV: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis

Paul Revill

• • • Sustainable HIV Treatment in Africa through Viral Load-informed Differentiated Care

 

Committee Room 4
Time: 14:45-16:15
Stretching the dollar

Daniel J. Klein

• • • Measuring the Benefit of Effective HIV/AIDS Programs in Sub-Saharan Africa: Healthy Life Gained or Death and Sickness Averted?

Dennis Annang

• • • Where did the Money Go? Findings from the National AIDS Spending Assessment Report

Gordon Karukoma

• • • Retrospective Review to Determine Cost per Client Visit for Programs Supporting ART Treatment and Retention in Uganda

Erik Lamontagne

• • • Mettre fin à l´Épidémie de Sida en 2030 en Afrique: Un Investissement Très Rentable

 

Committee Room 5a & b
Time: 14:45-16:15
‘All in’: evidence and initial implementation for adolescents

Jennifer A. Sherwood

• • • HIV Prevalence Trends among Young Women and Men in Sub-Saharan Africa from 2000-2013 – Evidence to Inform Gender-specific HIV Targets and Indicators in Generalized HIV Epidemics

Susan M. Kasedde

• • • Ending the AIDS Epidemic in Adolescents: Sharpening Programme Focus and Improving Efficiency of HIV Response for Adolescents Aged 10 – 19 years – Lessons from “ALL IN” Assessments in 5 Countries

Ann M. Lockard

• • • Use of Couples´ Voluntary Counselling and Testing for HIV (CVCT) and Long Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) Services by Adolescents in Urban Zambia

Tajudeen O. Oyewale

• • • Clinical, Ethical and Operational Considerations for the Implementation of Oral Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) in Sexually Active Older Adolescents (aged 15-19) at High Risk of HIV Infection

Hilton Humphries

• • • Do Cash Transfers Work for HIV Prevention?

 

 

Committee Room 4
Time: 16:45-18:15
HIV and disability

Charles Olusegun Doherty

• • • Situation Analysis of HIV Prevention Intervention among Young Persons with Disabilities (PWD) in Ekiti State

Adonis Touko

• • • VIH et Handicap en Zone Cemac: Leçons, Defis et Perspectives

Marie Françoise Viviane Coumba Faye Tine

• • • Violences Sexuelles, Handicap et Vulnérabilité au VIH dans la Région de Ziguinchor au Sénégal

 

Committee Room 6
Time: 16:45-18:15
VMMC – beliefs, acceptability and care

Joseph Hove

• • • Understanding Community Needs When Providing Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision Services to Adolescents: A Case of a Communal Farming Area in Mberengwa District, Zimbabwe

Anne Adega

• • • Beliefs about Male Circumcision among Men from a Traditionally Non-circumcising Community in Rural Western Kenya, 2012-2014

William Kilembe

• • • Acceptability of Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision among M-F+ HIV Serodiscordant Couples

Julia Samuelson

• • • Nine Cases of Tetanus Identified through Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision Programs Uncover a Gender Disparity in Risk

Virgile Kikaya

• • Treatment Eligibility among Men Testing HIV+ in Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) at Two Clinics In Lesotho

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Presentation Venue:
Presentation:	Venue: Committee Room 4 Time: 10:45-12:15 Modelling, trend analysis and evaluation

Naseem Cassim

• • • Analyzing Trends in Patient Age and Gender for CD4 Testing in South Africa between 2010 and 2014

 

Venue: Committee Room 5a & b
Time: 10:45-12:15
Adolescents living with HIV

Okawa Sumiyo

• • • Emerging Challenges among Perinatally Infected Adolescents in Zambia: Poor Mental Health and Non-adherence to ART

Christine Anyango Beryl

• • • Using PHDP to Explore the Experiences of YPLHIV in Kenya and Uganda Author: UYPA MAXFACTA

Alison Louisa Jenkins

• • • A Brighter Future for Tanzanian Teens Living With HIV – A Situation Analysis of Adolescents Living with HIV and Available Services

Willis Nicola

• • • Improving Adherence, Retention in Care and Psychosocial Well-being amongst Adolescents on ART in Rural Zimbabwe – A Community-Based, Peer-led Intervention

 

Venue: Jacaranda 3
Time: 10:45-12:15
Innovation in service delivery

Jeff DeCelles

• • • The Road to National Adoption: A Mixed-methods Study of Grassroot Soccer’s Sport For Life Partnership Programme in Ethiopia

Levison S. Chiwaula

• • • Socioeconomic Benefits of ART Decentralization in Malawi: Lessons from the Lablite Project

Violet Gwokyalya

• • • Improving the Quality of Health Service Delivery through Hands-on, Work-based Training: Experiences from the District Capacity Building Program, Uganda

Nathan Ford

• • • Effect of Frequency of Clinic Visits and Medication Pick-up Antiretroviral Therapy Outcomes: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis

Esteban Burrone

• • • Improving Access and innovation through Voluntary Licensing: The Experience of the Medicines Patent Pool

 

Venue: Jacaranda 3
Time: 12:45-14:15
Towards eliminating mother to child transmission of HIV

Francis Taafo

• • • Maternal Antiretroviral Therapy and Infant Outcomes throughout the First Year of Life: Results from the DREAM Study in Dschang, Cameroon

Geoff Foster

• • • Do Mother Support Groups Increase Retention in PMTCT Programmes? Preliminary Results of an ‘INSPIRE’ Randomised Controlled Trial in Zimbabwe

Webb Karen

• • • Recalibrating the EID Cascade in Zimbabwe: True Outcomes among a Sample of HIV-exposed Infants with No Documented EID in Mashonaland East Province

 

Venue: Prof Soudré Room
Time: 12:45-14:15
HIV and law

Mathews Nderi Nduma

• • • Training to Judges and Legal Professional Enhances PLHIV’s Access to Justice and Ensures the Protection of Fundamental Labour Rights by Labour Courts

Eva Jhala

• • • Legislators Develop a Model Law on Eradicating Child Marriages and Protecting Children Already in Marriages in Southern Africa

Rhoda Igweta

• • • Engaging Parliamentarians to Support Children to Access Treatment for HIV

 

Venue: Committee Room 4
Time: 14:45-16:15
Matching settings to entry points for better services

Christine Mazarire

• • • Achieving Value for Money: The Scale-Up of an Integrated Service Package for the Prevention of HIV and Unplanned Pregnancy in Zambia

Joseph Frempong Kusi

• • • Successful Integration of Provider Initiated HIV Counseling and Testing at Family Planning Clinics: Experience from Ghana

Kalonde Malama

• • • Monitoring and Evaluating the Integration of Family Planning Services and Methods into Couples Voluntary HIV Counselling and Testing

Godfrey Walakira

• • • Engaging the Private Sector to Increase Access to Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) Information and Services for Young People in Business Enterprises

Reuben Musarandega

• • • Do Adolescents Equally Utilize ANC and PMTCT Services as Adult Women? Data from Patient Tracking Database in Zimbabwe

Nguessan Rose

• • • Améliorer du Taux de Rétention des PVVIH sous ARV à 12 Mois dans Deux Régions Sanitaires de la Côte d’Ivoire Grâce à l’Approche LDP+ de Renforcement des Systèmes de Santé

 

 

Venue: Committee Room 6
Time: 16:45-18:15
PM TCT: effectiveness, trends and retention

Angela Mushavi

• • • Cascade of Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) for Option B+ Transition: Findings from a Cohort of a Nationally Representative Mother-infant Pairs, Zimbabwe, 2013-2014

 

Venue: Committee Room 4
Time: 16:45-18:15
From first line to functional cure

Speaker: Juan Gonzalez Perez

• • • Is AZT/3TC/NVP Still the Best Choice? Clinical Outcomes of Antiretroviral Therapy in Ugandan Client Cohort

Speaker: Abla A. Konou, Lomé

• • • Echec Virologique et Accumulation de Résistances chez des Patients sous Traitement Antirétroviral Depuis au Moins 4 Ans au Togo

Speaker: Kate Ssamula

• • • Better Retention Rates Observed in Patients on Boosted Lopinavir than Boosted Atazanavir in Uganda

Speaker: Dr Sikhathele Mazibuko

• • • First Role out of Universal Access to Antiretroviral Therapy under Routine Program Conditions in Rural Swaziland

 

 

Venue: Prof Soudré Room
Time: 16:45-18:15
Gender based violence and intimate partner violence

Speaker: Assétina Singo

• • • HIV Infection and Intimate Partner Violence among Togolese Women: Findings from the 2013-2014 Demographic and Health Surveys

Speaker: Marion Natukunda Tumusiime

• • • Gender Based Violence, HIV and Schools

Speaker: Garangué Sidibé

• • • Confronting Violence and Discrimination against Men who Have Sex with Men (MSM) and Female Sex Workers (FSW) in Mali

Speaker: Olayinka Falola-Anoemuah

• • • Implementing Nigeria’s Plan of Action on GBV & HIV/AIDS Intersection

 

 

Venue: Committee Room 4
Time: 18:30-20:30
Information technology and communication (ICT)

Speaker: Jabulani Mavudze

• • • Using Mobile Phones (mHealth Technology) to Improve Tracking and Tracing of HIV Care and Treatment Clients

Speaker: Miriam Behrendt

• • • Future Beats – Tomorrow Matters, Today! How Campus and Community Radio Stations Can Become Agents of Social Change in an HIV Fatigue Student Environment

Speaker: Cheryl Johnson

• • • Off the Shelves and into Action: Lessons Learned in Using Social Media to Bring WHO HIV Guidelines to People who Need them Most

Speaker: Mr. Anwar Abdirahman Warsame

• • • Toll Free Call Centres a Preferred Option for HIV/AIDS Information in Highly Stigmatised Somalia

Speaker: Hortense Me-Tahi

• • • The Unique Identifier Code (UIC) as a System to Track Key Populations – The Experience of PACTE-VIH Project in Burkina Faso and Togo

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