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Nov, 2018
Although the number of new HIV infections has continued to decline globally, and the overall level of HIV treatment is high, progress is far slower than what is required to reach the 2020 milestone of less than 500,000 new infections.
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Nov, 2018
Tr@inforPedHIV is a training course concerning paediatric HIV/AIDS health care. It includes a provision of literature overview, mainstream guidelines and approaches, and the newest know-how and techniques for treatment. It includes frontal lessons and role-playing situation. Furthermore, it is characterised by its active learning method, guaranteed by the provision of clinical cases from the participants. The fundamental aim of the course is to deliver optimum improvement of competence in the management of HIV infected children by healthcare workers, including paediatricians, nurses and pharmacists.
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Oct, 2018
Tr@inforPedHIV is an innovative training programme designed for healthcare professionals caring for HIV infected children. The course integrates online distance learning with a residential classroom course using interactive presentations and small group sessions to focus on problems from real clinical practice, giving participants the platform to discuss difficult scenarios in a supportive environment. The fundamental aim of the course is to deliver optimum improvement of competence in the management of HIV infected children by all healthcare workers.
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Sep, 2018
This meeting was initiated in 2009 as a unique and much-needed platform for scientific exchange on the increasingly recognized difficulties encountered in the clinical care and design of research studies to improve the care of persons aging with HIV. As in previous years, the 2018 meeting will gather a cross-disciplinary team of experts, trainees, and community members who are involved in HIV and aging research and the provision of care to older persons living with HIV The ultimate goals of this conference are to stimulate and guide research that will […]
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Jul, 2018
The event is hosted by the International AIDS Society’s CIPHER initiative in partnership with WHO, UNICEF, PHACS and MassGeneral Hospital for Children. This is an official pre-conference of the 22nd International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2018).
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Jul, 2018
This meeting is the only international platform entirely devoted to research in prevention and treatment of HIV in infants, children, adolescents and pregnant/ lactating women, making it the premier forum for the world’s leading researchers in this area. As in previous years, it will be held in conjunction with the International AIDS Conference and is, since 2008, bringing together 200-300 global experts, including clinicians and program implementers, caring for patients living with HIV. You can register to the workshop here. To view the abstract topics and the program highlights visit the […]
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Jul, 2018
Tr@inforPedHIV is an innovative training programme designed for healthcare professionals caring for HIV infected children. The course integrates online distance learning with a residential classroom course using interactive presentations and small group sessions to focus on problems from real clinical practice, giving participants the platform to discuss difficult scenarios in a supportive environment. The fundamental aim of the course is to deliver optimum improvement of competence in the management of HIV infected children by all healthcare workers.
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May, 2018
It is with great pleasure that we announce that the first patient in the EARTH study has been recruited. This encouraging news comes to us from the PHRU site in Soweto, South Africa. Now that all sites are open for recruitment, with some patients having already been screened, we are confident we will see more participants in the near future. This is the first of 150 children to be enrolled from one of 5 sites situated in South Africa and Mozambique. The EARTH project, nested within the EPIICAL platform, is a prospective multicentre, low-interventional study of HIV+ perinatally […]
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May, 2018
Tr@inforPedHIV is an innovative training programme designed for healthcare professionals caring for HIV infected children. The course integrates online distance learning with a residential classroom course using interactive presentations and small group sessions to focus on problems from real clinical practice, giving participants the platform to discuss difficult scenarios in a supportive environment. The fundamental aim of the course is to deliver optimum improvement of competence in the management of HIV infected children by all healthcare workers.
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Apr, 2018
The 3-day course in Guatemala is over. Around 100 frontline healthcare professionals caring for HIV infected children from Guatemala, San Salvador, Ecuador, Panama, Mexico, Nicaragua and Costa Rica met in Antigua