2-7 December 2019
Kigali, Rwanda
If you are in Kigali to attend ICASA 2019, come see us! We have a satellite, oral presentations, poster exhibitions, as well a booth (#43).
| Title | Abstract number |
Session Title, Time, and Location |
| MONDAY, 2 DECEMBER | ||
| May the force be with you: Empowering stakeholders with evidence to strengthen the HIV response | Jeanne Gapiya (MH 4) | |
| TUESDAY, 3 DECEMBER | ||
| Poster exhibitions | Exhibition Hall | |
| Stigma and discrimination among Haitian-origin people living with HIV in the Dominican Republic: Findings from Stigma Index 2.0 | TUPED288 | |
| “We just need to continue”: youth peer mentors’ experiences implementing Project YES! in Ndola, Zambia | TUPEE322 | |
| WEDNESDAY, 4 DECEMBER | ||
| Oral presentation | ||
| Shifts in gender norms and partner violence in South Africa’s informal settlements: positive results from a randomized controlled trial of the Community Responses program | WEAC0501 | Social Epidemiology of HIV 10:45-12:15 Prudence Mabele (MH 2+ Corridor) |
| Violence victimization and viral load failure among HIV-positive adolescents and young adults in Ndola, Zambia: A mixed methods study | WEAD0806 | Addressing the Health Needs of Adolescents and Diverse Populations 12:45 – 14:15 Kigali (Auditorium) |
| Poster exhibitions | Exhibition Hall | |
| Did treatment costs increase after the introduction of treat all in Namibia? | WEPEE370 | |
| Misclassification of HIV-positive diagnoses: implications for Nigeria’s “test and treat” policy | WEPEC212 | |
| Factors associated with waiting time before using HIV self-testing received by people at risk of HIV infection in Senegal | WEPEC201 | |
| Quality of antiretroviral therapy (ART) services are perceived to be better with community-based ART provision for female sex workers in Tanzania: qualitative findings | WEPEE338 | |
| Prevalence and characteristics of HIV drug resistance in ART-experienced youth in Ndola, Zambia | WEPEB079 | |
| Implementation of a safety protocol within a randomized controlled trial to support HIV-positive adolescent and young adult victims of violence in Ndola, Zambia | WEPEC170 | |
| THURSDAY, 5 DECEMBER | ||
| Oral presentation | ||
| Impact of the integration of a depression screening and treatment program into routine HIV care on HIV and mental health outcomes in Malawi | THAE1204 | HIV, Mental, Health and Integrated Care Across Africa 10:45 – 12:15 Prudence Mabele (MH 2+ Corridor) |
| Poster exhibitions | Exhibition Hall | |
| Association of ART regimen with viral suppression in HIV-positive children in Eswatini: baseline data from the FAM-CARE study | THPEB072 | |
| Barriers and facilitators to HIV testing services among men in Nairobi, Kenya | THPEC105 | |
| Enhancing HIV testing and linkage in HIV care: assessing the utility of a HIV post-test checklist in Nairobi, Kenya | THPEE349 | |
| FRIDAY, 6 DECEMBER | ||
| Oral presentation | ||
| Impact of peer mentoring on viral suppression and internalized stigma among HIV-positive adolescents and young adults in Ndola, Zambia: Project YES! Youth engaging for success RCT results | FRAB1602 | Viral Load and Linkage 10:45 – 12:15 Prudence Mabele (MH 2+ Corridor) |
| Poster exhibitions | Exhibition Hall | |
| “There are no secrets anymore”: experiences of caregivers and health care workers using the Family-centered Care Model in Eswatini | FRPED271 | |
| Impact of the WHO’s “test and start” guideline implementation on reaching WHO/UNAIDS’s 90-90-90 targets in Namibia | FRPEC190 | |
| Uptake of HIV self testing among men who have sex with men who have never tested for HIV: attaining the UNAIDS 90:90:90 | FRPEC127 | |
| The role of Stepping Stones in influencing gender-based violence: Exploratory data from South Africa | FRPED302 |