PPI

Penta hosts workshops on long-acting injectable antiretrovirals for children and adolescents  

2023

Between the months of April and May 2023, Penta hosted advisory group meetings where young people between the ages of 15 and 19 from South Africa, Argentina, the United Kingdom and Thailand, were invited to share their experiences and knowledge of long-acting injectable antiretrovirals at local in-person consultation workshops. The young people all had recent experience in paediatric HIV care and joined in the discussions about the acceptability, challenges and solutions of adopting and using long-acting injectables for themselves and their peers and how this could support or impact their transition to adult care.

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The Development of Quality Standards for the ethical and meaningful participation of children and young people in clinical trials and research

2022

Authors: Burke, T; Conway, M

Presented at: AIDS 2022 an the International Workshop on HIV & Adolescence 2022

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Adolescents living with HIV from multiple countries being lead-partners in the co-production of research information and findings across global clinical trials

2022

Authors: Cebekhulu, S; Shibemba, M; Conway, M; Kiganda, C; Ahimbisibwe, Bhiri, J; Carter, A; Ely, A; Gondo, S; Nkosi, N.

Presented at: AIDS 2022 and International Workshop on HIV & Adolescence 2022

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Health Equity in Pediatric Drug Development: Translating Aspiration into Operation

2022

Authors: Folayan MO, Conway M, Russo C, Diniz N, Jafta LP, Sam-Agudu NA, Bernays S, Santana VM, Epps C, Turner MA

Published in: Springer

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Youth engagement and participation in clinical trials

2022

Involving patients in our clinical trials is of utmost importance to us. Penta is dedicated to ensuring that the young people in our trials are included at various stages of the research process. In late April 2022, Mercy Shibemba, one of our PPI experts, sat down with two members of our Youth Trials Board (YTB) to talk about the work that they do and what it’s like to participate in clinical trials as young people living with HIV.

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