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JUNE 13
8:30 – 10:00
Plenary Session: Scaling Up Systems for Health
Part 1

Q & A
    Rifat Atun, The Global Fund
Jean Pape, GHESKIO Centers Haiti
Positive Synergies between Global Health Initiatives and Building Health Systems
Badara Samb, WHO

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10:30 – 12:30
Session 43 Pediatric Care and Treatment: Keeping Our Children Alive
Track
Women and Children
196 Forging Partnership with Community Health Care Workers to Improve Pediatrics HIV Testing and ART Adherence
George Owiso, Eastern Deanery AIDS Relief Program
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  200 Implementing Early Antiretroviral Treatment for Infants in Swaziland
Caspian Chouraya, Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation
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  479 Plumpynut in the Management of Malnutrition Among Children with HIV and AIDS –
Reachout’s Experiences

Juliet Aweko, Reach Out Mbuya
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  858 Improving Quality in a Decentralized Pediatric HIV Care and Treatment Program: The International Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs (ICAP) Experience in Rwanda – 2007-2008
Gilbert Tene, Columbia University ICAP Rwanda
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  1260 Keeping our Children Alive and Kicking: Improving Adherence and Retention in Pediatric HIV Care and Treatment Programs: The Vietnam Experience
Rachel Burdon, Family Health International
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  1814 Evaluation of PMTCT Prophylaxis Coverage in Four African Countries: The PEARL Study
Elizabeth Stringer, CIDRZ
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Session 44 Injection Safety and Waste Management
Track
Responding to
Challenges in
HIV Prevention
216 Building a Coalition for Sustainable Health Care Waste Management in Haiti
Gerald Lerebours, MMIS Haiti/JSI
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843 Estimating and Managing the Volume of Medical Waste Generated from Routine HIV Counseling and Testing Programs: Experience from Uganda Rural Health Facilities
Martin Mbonye, RTI-International
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  1153 Using Dedicated Trailers to Transport Medical Waste: An Innovative Partnership Initiative
Andrew G Magashula, MMIS Botswana/JSI
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  1715 Partnering to Introduce Non-Incineration Waste Management Solutions in Tanzania: An Initiative to Demonstrate Use of Autoclaves in a District Setting
Ernest Chenya, MMIS Tanzania/JSI
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  1897 Formulating a Partnership to Recycle Plastic Health Care Waste in Rwanda
Mamadou Diallo, MMIS Rwanda/JSI
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Session 45 Human Resource Capacity Planning and Development
Track
Performance-Based
Programming
and Systems Strengthening
236 An Innovative Approach to National Scale-Up of Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Services in Ethiopia
Asaminew Girma, MSH
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1247 Institutionalizing the MIPA (Meaningful Involvement of People Living with HIV/AIDS) Principle: Results of the National Expert Client Program in Swaziland
Xoliswa Keke, Columbia University ICAP
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1627 Training Nurses, A Sustainable Strategy To Overcome The Imbalance In HIV/AIDS Service Provision
Rose Nazziwa, Reach Out Mbuya
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  1865 Using Disease Specific Funds to Tackle the HRH Dilemma: Example of a Broad Approach in Central Mozambique
James Pfeiffer, Health Alliance International
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  1884 Implementation of Task Shifting at IHVN Supported Sites in Nigeria
Asabe Gomwalk, Institute of Human Virology
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Session 46 Overcoming Challenges in Surveying Most at Risk Populations
Track
Effective
HIV Prevention,
Treatment, Care and Support Programs for
MSM/Transgender,
Drug-Users, Prisons
and Sex Workers
441 Use of the Capture-Recapture Method to Estimate Population of Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) in Cambodia, 2008
Kai-Lih Liu, Family Health International Cambodia
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454 HIV Prevalence and Related Risk Factors among Male Sex Workers, a Time-Location-Sampling Survey in Shenzhen, China 2008
Jin Zhao, U.S. Government (CDC China)
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763 Building Local Capacity for Estimating the Size of the Sex Worker Population in Côte d’Ivoire: Results of Three Capture-Recapture Studies
Bea Vuylsteke, Family Health International
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1100 Developing a System for Collecting Strategic Information on Most-at-Risk Populations (MARPs) in Zanzibar
Frida Godfrey, Columbia University ICAP
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1225 Respondent-Driven Sampling to Assess HIV and Hepatitis C among Injection Drug Users in Zanzibar (Unguja), Tanzania
Abigail Holman, U.S. Government (CDC Tanzania)
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Session 47 Linking HIV Services with Other Services
Track
Evolving Challenges
in Treatment, Laboratory, Care
and Support Services
652 Successful Implementation of Diagnostic Testing and Counseling (DTC): What Does it Take? The Mazabuka Case Study
Joseph Nikisi, Jhpiego
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1223 Standardizing Approach to Management of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)
Dawit Endale, I-TECH Ethiopia
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1377 Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Control in the Tanzanian Tea Companies
Ezekiel Kagizo, Wakulima Tea Company Limited
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  1946 Incorporating HIV into General Health Services: An Example from Pharmacy
Jennie Lates, Ministry of Health and Social Services, Division of Pharmaceutical Services
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Session 48 Approaches and Experiences in Counseling and Testing
Track
Cross-Cutting
700 Point of Service Rapid HIV Testing: a Key Strategy for Scaling-Up of Provider Initiated Counseling & Testing
Bereket Hailegiorgis, Columbia University ICAP
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969 Quality Assurance Results from Rapid HIV Testing Done by Non-Laboratory Personnel
Edington Dzinotyiweyi, Potentia Health/Namibia
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1312 Population-Level Changes in Knowledge of HIV Status, Stigma and HIV Risk Behaviors after District-Wide Door-to-Door Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT) in Bushenyi District, Uganda
Elioda Tumwesigye, Integrated Community Based Initiatives
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1462 Confirmed Referral for Pre-ART and ART Services: Best Practices from USAID/PSP-Ethiopia Mobile HIV Counseling and Testing
Abenet Berhanu, Abt Associates Inc.
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    Innovations, Issues and Debates in HIV Testing and Counseling
Elizabeth Marum, U.S. Government (CDC/GAP)
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Session 49 Combating Gender Inequality including Gender-Based Violence and Intergenerational Sex
Track
Responding to
Challenges in
HIV Prevention
182 Gender-Based Violence, HIV/AIDS, and Sexually Transmitted Infections: Using Demographic and Health Survey Data from Kenya, Malawi, and Zimbabwe to Inform Programs and Services
Susan Settergren, RTI International/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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869 Transactional Sex Among Young Women at High Risk of HIV
Yanga Zembe, Medical Research Council
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1125 Promoting Gender Equity for HIV Prevention in Ethiopia: the PEPFAR Male Gender Norms Initiative
Julie Pulerwitz, PATH
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  1494 Scaling-Up Kaka wa Leo to Promote Positive Gender Norms and HIV Prevention among Young Men in Tanzania
Novatus Munaku, Family Health International
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14:00 – 16:00
Session 50 Responding to the Needs of Adolescents Living with HIV
Track
Women and Children
104 Designing Interventions for Parenting HIV Perinatally Infected Adolescents in Uganda
Victoria Kisaakye, TASO (U) Ltd/SCOT Project
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  151 A Community and a Voice: Self-empowerment for Youth Affected by HIV
Rodrique Koffi, N’zrama Association
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  1695 Increasing Access to HIV/AIDS Treatment and Care for Youth and Adolescents in Mozambique
Ivone Zilhão, Pathfinder International
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    Disclosure for Adolescents Living With HIV
Cécile Peltier, Pediatrician
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    Lessons Learnt and Challenges for the Future
Bruce Dick, WHO
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Session 51 Harnessing the Potential of the Private Sector
Track
Performance-Based
Programming
and Systems Strengthening
774 Expanding Access to HIV/AIDS and TB Treatment – Private Sector Participation in Uganda
Barbara Addy, Emerging Markets Group
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1110 Building Results-Driven Collaboration: A Performance Framework for Partnerships
Kitrhona Ramday, Accenture Development Partners
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1707 Integrating Malaria Prevention with an Existing HIV/AIDS Program
Batuke Walusiku, World Vision
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1972 Mobiles In Malawi
Anita Smith, The Children’s AIDS Fund
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Session 52 Practical Approaches to Monitoring in the Community
Track
Cross-Cutting
449 Stigma and Discrimination Inhibits Community-Based HIV M&E Interventions
Kimwaga Ali, Zanzibar AIDS Commission
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529 Using Outcome Measurements to Improve Service Quality in Community-Based OVC Programs: Lessons from Ethiopia
Samson Radeny, Save the Children USA
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784 Community-Level HIV/AIDS Program Information Reporting by NGOs: Implementation & Challenges from ACTION Project Experience
Kolawole Falayajo, Institute of Human Virology, Nigeria
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1404 Using a Low-Literacy Tool in OVC Programs to Measure Child Well-Being: Baseline Results from Namibia
Sandra Dalebout, Project HOPE
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Session 53 Information for Action: Effective Operational Planning
Track
Performance-Based
Programming
and Systems Strengthening
1168 Information for Action: Developing an OVC Assessment and National Action Plan in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
Charles Pill, Futures Group International
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1647 Moroccan Experience in Developing Regional Operational Plans
Noureddine Chaouki, Morocco Ministry of Health
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1714 Resource Needs Estimation: A Tool For Enhancing Sustainability
Ambrosius Uakurama, Ministry of Health
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1882 Skills-Building Workshop: Where’s the Evidence? Using the State-of-the-Art Health Systems Assessment Tool to Develop Evidence-Based Approaches to Health Systems Strengthening
Gilbert Kambe, Abt Associates Inc.
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  Operational Lessons Learned and the Self-Assessment Tool
Jonathan Brown, World Bank
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Session 54 Management of TB/HIV Co-Infection
Track
Evolving Challenges
in Treatment, Laboratory, Care
and Support Services
117 Examining Drug Default for Treatment of Tuberculosis in an Urban HIV Clinic in Uganda
Isaac Lwanga, Infectious Diseases Institute
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706 Expansion of Provider-Initiated HIV Testing and Counseling for TB Patients to 14 Provinces in Vietnam, 2007-2008
Nguyen Viet Nhung, National TB Program
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1090 HIV Testing for TB Patients in the African Region
Christian Gunneberg, WHO
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1101 TB/HIV Co-Infection: Proximate Determinants of Mortality among TB Patients in the Omaheke Region of Namibia
Cordelia Zvavamwe, Advanced Community Health Care Services Namibia (CoHeNa)
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Session 55 Linking Care Programs to the Community
Track
Evolving Challenges
in Treatment, Laboratory, Care
and Support Services
175 Decentralized Provision of Antiretroviral Therapy at Local Health Centers in Ethiopia: Opportunities and Challenges
Alan Lifson, University of Minnesota
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791 The Contribution of Home-Based Care to Systems Strengthening in Cambodia
Charanay Chim, KHANA
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879 Greater Involvement of People with HIV/AIDS (GIPA): A Critical Strategy for Effective HIV Care and Support
Vikas Aggarwal, Project Concern International
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  895 Home Delivery of ARVs to Patients in Remote Rural Areas Improves Treatment Adherence
Gottlieb Mpangile, Family Health International
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  1078 Quality Home Care: Empowering Families through Essential Supplies
Airah Shikwambe, Directorate of Primary Health Care, Ministry of Health & Social Services Namibia
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Session 56 Programs Addressing the Use of Combination Prevention Approach
Part 1

Q & A
Track
Responding to
Challenges in HIV Prevention
649 Scaling Up Rural HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment Services in India to 195 Districts Using a Community-Based Link Worker Model
Parinita Bhattacharjee, KHPT
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942 The Namibian HIV Prevention Consultation: Refocusing Namibia’s Prevention Response
Norbet Forster, Ministry of Health and Social Services Namibia
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  1167 A Systematic Analysis of Four Promising Approaches to Combination HIV Prevention Programming
Sharon Stash, John Snow, Inc.
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  1829 LifeWorks: Living Wages for HIV Prevention
Chris Degnan, Family Health International
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16:30 – 18:30
Session 57 Pharmacovigilance: Monitoring Adverse Events and Toxicities related to ART
Track
Evolving Challenges
in Treatment, Laboratory, Care
and Support Services
60 Implementation of a Validated Peripheral Neuropathy Screening Tool in Patients Receiving Antiretroviral Therapy in Mombasa, Kenya
Aabid Ahmed, Bomu Medical Centre/New York University Foundation
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488 Technical Information to Support In-Country Registration of FDA Approved or Tentatively Approved Antiretroviral Drugs
Beverly Corey, U.S. Government (FDA)
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1457 Incidence of Peripheral Neuropathy among Patients Receiving HAART Regimens Containing Stavudine vs. Zidovudine in Kenya
Julia Njoroge, University of Washington
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1660 Substitutions of AZT-containing 1st Line ARV Regimens among Patients on HAART in a Tertiary Facility in Namibia: Is Anemia a Contributory Factor?
Assegid Mengistu, Pharmaceutical Control and Inspection
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2078 The Therapeutics Information and Pharmacovigilance Centre: Namibia’s Approach to Monitoring Medicine Safety
Jude Nwokike, Management Science for Health
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    Pharmacovigilence
Teguest Guerma, WHO
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Session 58 Men, Money, and Primary Prevention of HIV in Women
Part 1

Q & A
Track
Women and Children
962 Male Partner Testing at Maternity Wards: A Window of Opportunity for Strengthening Men’s Participation in PMTCT, Experience from a Regional Hospital
Yimenu Wondale, Columbia University ICAP
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964 If They Know How to Talk about Them, They Will Use Them: Determinants of Condom Use among Women in Mozambique
Valeriana Rufino, PSI/Mozambique
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1271 Encouraging Male Involvement in PMTCT: New Approaches in One District of Lesotho
Mafusi Mokone, Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation
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1281 Using Microcredit to Reduce Sexual Risk Behavior among Young Women in Namibia: Baseline Evaluation Results from Caprivi & Kavango Regions
Andrea Cooper, Project Hope
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  1321 Uptake of HIV Testing of Pregnant Women and their Male Partners in Prevention of Mother-To-Child HIV Transmission Program in Rwanda – January 2005-November 2008
Elevanie Nyankesha, TRACplus
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Session 59 Diagnosis and Management of OI’s and Cancer in HIV-Infected Patients
Track
Evolving Challenges
in Treatment, Laboratory, Care
and Support Services
214 Ethiopian National Laboratory Logistics System: Overcoming Despair through a Systematic Response
Alemayehu Nigatu Endalew, SCMS
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493 Piloting a National Laboratory External Quality Assessment Scheme for HIV-Associated Opportunistic Infections in Uganda
William Lali, Central Public Health Laboratories
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612 Cervical Dysplasia and Human Papillomavirus in HIV Seropositive Women in South Africa (SA)
Cynthia Firnhaber, Right to Care
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  1348 Cryptococcal Meningitis in HIV-Infected Hospitalized Patients – Clinical Features, Diagnostics, Treatment and Outcome
Julius Charles Masanika, Mbeya Referral Hospital
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  1463 Antimicrobial Sensitivity of Organisms Isolated From Sputum of HIV-Infected Children’s Center of Excellence, Kampala, Uganda
Denis Kintu, Baylor College of Medicine Children’s Foundation Uganda
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