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Beyond MDG 6: HIV and Chronic NCDs: Integrating Health Systems Toward Universal Health Coverage |
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Non-Commercial Satellite
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Session Room 2 |
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22.07.2012, 11:15 - 13:15 |
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Co-Chairs:
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Jonathan Quick, United States
John Donnelly, United States
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| Organiser: |
Management Sciences for Health (MSH), Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), Harvard School of Public Health, Tanzania Ministry of Health, AMPATH, Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon Initiative - George Bush Institute
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| While building on the momentum of the UN Summit in September 2011, this satellite recognizes that PLHIV both treated and untreated, suffer from co-morbidities due to chronic NCDS. This satellite will examine the role of chronic NCDs and their link with HIV. More specifically, we will review lessons learned from the AIDS Decade of the 2000s and determine what lessons can be leveraged and applied beyond 2015 in the context of an emerging global burden of chronic NCDs. We will also discuss how we can use this current momentum to re-engineer the primary health care model so that it leads to sustainable, cost-efficient, comprehensive and integrated health systems that facilitate the achievement of universal health coverage for chronic NCDs in lower and middle income countries. |
 Webcast provided by The Kaiser Family Foundation
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11:15
Powerpoint | Welcoming remarks - Dr. Jonathan Quick & John Donnelly
J. Quick, United States
J. Donnelly, United States
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| Why we still need advocacy for chronic NCDs post UN-Summit, how do we create shared responsibility of this dual epidemic and why here at the AIDS 2012 conference.
S. Alleyne, Barbados
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| What we know about HIV today and its implication beyond 2015
T. Baernighausen, United States
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| Evidence-based service delivery models for care and treatment of persons with HIV
J. Kamano, Kenya
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| Leveraging public and private investments in global health to combat cervical and breast cancer / Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon Initiative
D. Oluwole, United States
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| The Tanzania model and government perspective on tackling the dual epidemics
D. Mmbando, United Republic of Tanzania
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| Panel discussion and questions
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