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Eliminating Pediatric AIDS and Keeping Mothers Alive from an Implementation Perspective - Best Practices, Programmatic Barriers, and Bottlenecks in the Field |
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Non-Commercial Satellite
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| Venue: |
Mini Room 1 |
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22.07.2012, 13:30 - 15:30 |
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Chair:
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John Donnelly, United States
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| Organiser: |
Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, mothers2mothers, and Johnson & Johnson
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| The "Global Plan Towards the Elimination of New HIV Infections Among Children by 2015 and Keeping Their Mothers Alive" was launched in 2011. Join us to learn how implementers are addressing a range of programmatic challenges to implementing this Plan in the areas of: capacity building for country ownership, continuity of care, demand creation and increasing uptake of services, and using data for program improvement. Through a fast-paced series of 12-16 issue-oriented 4-minute presentations moderated by John Donnelly (GlobalPost), this session will feature people working on the front lines of program implementation from 10 high-burden countries, representing 5 implementing organizations. Each presenter will raise a specific challenge, explain how it was addressed, describe the result, and share what is being done next. The audience will have the opportunity to interact with presenters for further discussion of implementation barriers and solutions. |
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| Transitioning implementation support to build a national model of care
J. Maye, Kenya
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| Reducing training costs of rolling out WHO guidelines
A. Makotore, Zimbabwe
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| Building PMTCT management capacity
M. Mahdi, Swaziland
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| Engaging the private sector for local capacity building
S. Raghavan (SAATHI), India
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| Fighting stigma one mother at a time
A. Mkweu (mothers2mothers), Malawi
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| m2m's Active Client Follow Up (ACFU) initiative
S. Gwarinda (mothers2mothers), South Africa
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| Task shifting to women to create demand for services
J. Odongo (mothers2mothers), Kenya
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| Integrating PMTCT and syphilis prevention
S. Strasser (EGPAF), Zambia
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| Increasing uptake of services for pregnant women
A. Tiam, Lesotho
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| m2m's Let's SOAR initiative
A. Chirowodza (mothers2mothers), South Africa
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| Using data to improve health care worker mentoring
C. Chouraya (EGPAF), Swaziland
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| Using data dashboard for management
J. Peterson (EGPAF), Rwanda
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| Improving quality of care using QI
J. Kalimunda, United Republic of Tanzania
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