Programme
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Day 1: Tuesday, 12 December 2023 |
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| Opening session | ||
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Time: 15:00–15:20 CAT; 16:00–16:20 EAT |
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| Session chairs: Mutsa Bwakura-Dangarembizi, University of Zimbabwe & Rumbidzai Chidora, Zvandiri | ||
| Programme item | Presenter | |
| Welcome from IPHASA Co-Chair | Eleanor Namusoke-Magongo, Ministry of Health Uganda | |
| Opening remarks from WHO | Meg Doherty, WHO | |
| Opening remarks from PEPFAR | Hilary Wolf, PEPFAR | |
| Opening remarks from NIH | Rachel Sturke, NIH | |
| Session 1: Global and regional updates | ||
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Time: 15:20–15:50 CAT; 16:20–16:50 EAT |
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| Session chairs: Precious Andifasi, Ministry of Health Zimbabwe & TBD | ||
| Programme item | Presenter | |
| Global & Regional Updates on the HIV Epidemic in children | Anna Yakusik, UNAIDS | |
| Global Alliance to End Pediatric HIV in Children by 2023: Pediatric HIV gaps and what we can do about it | Ivy Kasirye, WHO | |
| Discussion | ||
| Session 2: Innovative HIV testing services for children | ||
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Time: 15:50–16:30 CAT; 16:50–17:30 EAT |
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| Session chairs: Miriam Nakanwagi, Ministry of Health Uganda & TBD | ||
| Programme item | Presenter | |
| Community-based testing of children of key populations could help close the first 95 gap: a multi-country analysis | Caterina Casalini, FHI 360 | |
| The CHILD ICT Tool: A simple family mapping approach to close the pediatric case finding gap | Katherine Simon, Baylor College of Medicine Children’s Foundation Malawi | |
| Early Diagnosis and linkage to Treatment “Bridging the gap to achieve better health care among OVC in India under ACCELERATE project | Subash Chandra Ghosh, Y.R. Gaitonde Centre for AIDS Research and Education (YRGCARE) | |
| Discussion | ||
| Session 3: Elimination of vertical transmission of HIV, syphilis and hepatitis | ||
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Time: 16:30–17:20 CAT; 17:30–18:20 EAT |
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| Session chairs: TBD & Andy Prendergast, Queen Mary University of London | ||
| Programme item | Presenter | |
| What is new in the agenda to eliminate vertical transmission of HIV, syphilis and hepatitis? | Morkor Newman Owiredu, WHO | |
| Neurodevelopment – What do we do after the screening? | Catherine Wedderburn, University of Cape Town | |
| Trends in Missed Opportunities for Prevention of Vertical HIV Transmission Service Uptake in 15 USAID/PEPFAR-Supported Programs | Innocent Nchu, STAR, UNAID | |
| The contribution of intimate partner violence to mother-to-child HIV transmission: a modelling analysis of 44 sub-Saharan African countries | Salome Kuchukhidze, McGill University | |
| Discussion | ||
| Session 4: Case-based presentations | ||
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Time: 17:20–18:00 CAT; 18:20–19:00 EAT |
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| Session chairs: Natella Rakhmanina, EGPAF & Eleanor Namusoke-Magongo, Ministry of Health Uganda | ||
| Programme item | Presenter | |
| Case presentation 1 – TB and HIV co-infection | Helena Rabie, Stellenbosch University | |
| Case presentation 2 – Recurrent treatment failure and multiclass call HIV drug resistance including INSTIs | Lydia Mpango, EGPAF | |
| Discussion | ||
| Closing of day 1 | Eleanor Namusoke-Magongo, Ministry of Health Uganda | |
Day 2: Wednesday, 13 December 2023 |
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| Programme item | Presenter | |
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| Welcome and recap of day one | Dennis Adoa, Ministry of Health Uganda & Dennis Kalibbala, Ministry of Health Uganda | |
| Session 5: ViiV – Why Aren’t Children Between 18MO-5YO Hitting the 90-90-90 Targets | ||
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Time: 15:05–16:05 CAT; 16:05–17:05 EAT |
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| Session chairs: Natella Rakhmanina, EGPAF & Mutsa Bwakura-Dangarembizi, University of Zimbabwe |
| Session 6: GAP-f session | ||
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Time: 16:05–17:05 CAT; 17:05–18:05 EAT |
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| Session chairs: EGPAF | ||
| Programme item | Presenter | |
| Welcome and opening remarks | Chair | |
| GAP-f partner welcome | Sébastien Morin, MPP | |
| Overview of optimal pediatric ARV formulations, including pediatric DTG, DTG 50mg, pALD and pediatric ARV treatment sequencing | Nandita Sugandhi, WHO | |
| Planning considerations for the introduction of pALD | Zack Panos, CHAI | |
| Experience from Uganda preparing for the introduction of pALD | Ian Nyamitoro, Uganda | |
| Experience from Cote d’Ivoire on the introduction and roll out of pediatric DTG: Lessons learned | Kouadjalé Mathurin, NACP | |
| Role of community health workers and caregivers supporting the introduction of optimal pediatric ARV formulations | Luann Hatane, PATA | |
| Q&A | EGPAF | |
| Optimal pediatric ARV formulations: the game changer | Gérès AHOGNON, Réseau EVA | |
| Pediatric ALD introduction: Global Fund perspective | Vindi Singh, The Global Fund | |
| Closing remarks | Hilary Wolf, PEPFAR | |
| Session 7: Adolescents Blueprint for the future | ||
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Time: 17:05-18:00 CAT; 18:05-19:00 EAT |
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| Session chairs: UNICEF | ||
| Programme item | Presenter | |
| A Blueprint to leverage broad agendas for the wellbeing of adolescents in high-burden HIV settings | Damilola Walker, UNICEF & Eleanor Namusoke-Magongo, Ministry of Health Uganda | |
| Feedback on the Blueprint using nominal group technique | ||
| Discussion | ||
| Closing of day 2 | Priscilla Tsondai, IAS – the International AIDS Society | |
Day 3, Thursday 14 December 2023 |
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| Programme item | Presenter | |
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| Welcome and recap of day two | Miriam Nakanwagi, Ministry of Health Uganda & Christine Mulowoza, Ministry of Health Uganda | |
| Session 8: Special symposium session on Implementation Science | ||
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Time: 15:05–16:00 CAT; 16:05–17:00 EAT |
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| Session chairs: Eleanor Namusoke-Magongo, Ministry of Health Uganda & Rachel Sturke, NIH | ||
| Programme item | Presenter | |
| Peer Learning Visit Grant: Integrated platform for the follow-up and care of HIV-positive children and adolescents | Berthe Amélie Iroungou, Direction Générale du service de santé militaire du Gabon (French) | |
| What implementation science is and what it is not. How to Adopt and scale up interventions | Elvin Geng, Washington University in St. Louis | |
| Panel discussion | Elvin Geng, Washington University in St. Louis. Susan Vorkoper, NIH. Anjuli Wagner, University of Washington. Irene Njuguna, University of Washington | |
| Session 9: Special Session–IPHASA grantees abstract sessions | ||
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Time: 16:00–16:40 CAT; 17:00–17:40 EAT |
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| Session chairs: Nadia Sam-Agudu, Institue of Human Virology & Anjuli Wagner, University of Washington | ||
| Programme item | Presenter | |
| Strengthening the Integrated School Health Policy: Examining government coordination to provide HIV services for adolescent girls in public secondary schools in Vulindlela District, KwaZulu-Natal Province | Phiwe Babalo Nota, HEARD and University of KwaZulu-Natal (“UKZN”) | |
| The adaptation and evaluation of the Operation Triple Zero ngu(OTZ) model to improve HIV viral suppression among the children and adolescents in TASO Uganda using RE-AIM framework of Implementation Science Research | Bonniface Oryokot, The AIDS Support Organization – TASO | |
| Evaluation of factors affecting neurodevelopmental surveillance of HEU children aged 0-2 accessing child welfare services in Kenya | Maureen King’e, University of Nairobi | |
| Discussion | ||
| Session 10: parallel session | |
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Time: 16:40–17:30 CAT; 17:40–18:30 EAT |
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Session 10a: Treatment outcomes in children |
Session 10b: Community engagement, DSD & peer and psychosocial support |
| Session chairs: Ivy Kasirye, WHO & Jeannie Collins, University College London | Session chairs: Marcel Yotebieng, Albert Einstein College of Medicine & Nandita Sugandhi, WHO |
| Early outcomes on DTG: Uganda paediatric ART cohort (UP-ART), Eleanor Namusoke-Magongo, Ministry of Health Uganda & Dennis Kalibbala, Ministry of Health Uganda | Preferences for pre-exposure prophylaxis delivery among HIV-negative pregnant and breastfeeding women in Zambia: evidence from a discrete choice experiment, Twaambo Hamoonga, University of Zambia |
| Virological failure following enhanced adherence counseling among children and adolescents on dolutegravir-based versus other regimens: evidence from a snapshot analysis in Cameroon, Yagai Bouba, National AIDS Control Committee (NACC) | Enhancing Pediatric HIV Case Detection and Integrated Service Delivery through a Family-Centered Approach: Lessons from a Community-Based Project in Tanzania, Mary Mmweteni, UNICEF |
| An analysis of multi-month dispensing and viral load outcomes among people living with HIV across nine African countries, Cosima Lenz, EGPAF | It takes a village: structuring health services around pediatric HIV recipients of care for better retention in treatment towards achievement of 95-95-95 targets – lessons learned from Zambia. Musonda Musonda, USAID |
| Using Biometric Based Identification & SMS messages to improve anti-retroviral (ARV) collection & support of Viral Load management amongst youth in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), South Africa before and during COVID lockdowns, Brooke Wurst, TRIAD Trust | Transitioning Adolescents and Young People living with HIV to adult care; experiences from Zimbabwe in 2022, Ann Sellberg, Zvandiri |
| Discussions | Discussions |
| Closing session | ||
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Time: 17:30–18:00 CAT; 18:30–19:00 EAT |
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| Session chairs: Eleanor Namusoke-Magongo, Ministry of Health Uganda & Priscilla Tsondai, IAS – the International AIDS Society | ||
| Programme item | Presenter | |
| Announce launch of 2nd round of the Peer Learning Visit Grant & Implementation Science Research Grant Note: Grants will be awarded after the symposium |
Eleanor Namusoke Magongo, Ministry of Health Uganda & Priscilla Tsondai, IAS – the International AIDS Society | |
| Remarks from the Co-Chairs | Mutsa Bwakura-Dangarembizi, University of Zimbabwe & Rumbidzai Chidora, Zvandiri | |
| Guest of honor closing remarks | Paula Munderi, UNAIDS (TBD) | |