Final Program [International Conference on AIDS (14th: 2002: Barcelona, Spain)]

Poster Exhibitions Tuesday July 9

TuPeD4992 The involvement of Sida-Service a catholic
association in the national effort for
decentralisation of voluntary, counselling and
testing (VCT) in Senegal
M Zo Angonol, MA Faye', L Diaw', I Ndoye',
S Mboup', F 5y1, P Sagna', A Ndiaye',
I M Chapplain2 ('Senegal; 2France)
TuPeD4993 Advantage and effectiveness of mass HIV
detection campaing
MA Acosta L Trape, C Figna, J Palazzi, E Careno,
G Perafdfin, S Lupo (Argentina)
TuPeD4994 Impact of a London HIV testing awareness media
campaign
P jEasterbrook T Chadborn, P Salami, M Akello,
M Kizairwe, I Steen, S Shafi, M Zuckerman,
j Mortimer (United Kingdom)
TuPeD4995 Generation of hypotheses about how youth learn
and decide about VCT/RH among youths ages 14 -21 years: the case of Kampala, Uganda
L Bufumbo E K Kirumira (Uganda)
TuPeD4996 An evaluation to determine whether
improvements in risk perception, self-efficacy and
normative beliefs regarding abstinence and
condom use resulting from a peer sexual health
intervention can be sustained over time
S Agha', R Van Rossem2
('United States; 2Netherlands Antilles)
TuPeD4997 Is there any effectiveness after 2-year peer-based
intervention for HIV prevention among female sex
workers in Southern Vietnam?
V T Nguyen', P H Tran', H P Truong',
T T T Nguyen2, N A Le', PA Nguyen', XL Truong',
T TN Vo, B K Ha' (Vietnam; 2 Philippines)
TuPeD4998 Promoting STD/AIDS services through motivated
patient representatives
D B Wang, X JZhang, D Q Ye (China)
TuPeD4999 Promoting community based adolescent
reproductive health in the Philippines
A L V Vega (Philippines)
TuPeD500ooo Peer based intervention towards condom
promotion
T Selvaramkumar, S Johnsonraj, I Dhas Kennedy
(India)
TuPeD5ool Developing targeted HIV and hepatitis
interventions for drug-using female sex workers
in Miami
jA Inciardi, H L Surratt (United States)
TuPeD5002 Participatory HIV prevention by South African
youth: peer education, gender and the
development of critical consciousness
CM Campbell', CL MacPhai2
(United Kingdom; 2South Africa)
TuPeD5oo3 Listen, little sister: using peers to reach pre-teens
and teen girls and their mothers in minority
communities for HIV prevention
J A Foster T Parrino, L C Yates, L Beck-Weiss,
M Polonsky, L Robinson, A E Nunez (United States)
TuPeD5oo4 Marching forward in HIV/AIDS prevention:
the Uniformed Services of Ghana
N F Clement, KA S Essah, N F Clement (Ghana)
TuPeD5oo5 Partnerships, prevention & peer education:
enabling appropriate indigenous sexual health
for northern Queensland
M C Costello, Czok (Australia)
TuPeD5oo6 Peer education is an effective strategy for AIDS
prevention among the Filipino youth

M RA De los Reyes', M Ekstrand2, 0 T Monzon',
I Mande2 ('Philippines; 2United States)

TuPeD500oo7 Preparing for action: qualitative study for
preventive intervention toward sex workers in
Mozambique
j C B Pacca', A Mohamed2 ('Brazil; 2Mozambique)
TuPeD5oo8 Peer education - passion for life
]NA Aryeetey (Ghana)
TuPeD500oo9 Pre and post-test counselling among peers (MSM
and WSW) promotes the acquisition of healthy
attitudes towards HIV infection
A Elvira (Spain)
TuPeD5olo Peer education approach to reduce STI/HIV
infection among truckers in Raipur City, India -
a case study
L S Shankar Lalita, Y P Gupta, S G Ghosh Satyajit
(India)
TuPeD5oll Little money, big payoff: the story of volunteer
driven research
M H Tye, E Altman, R J Westacott (United States)
TuPeD5012 Healthy young ambassadors V the peer
educators
S Y Chan (Hong Kong)
TuPeD5ol3 Communities mobilised in response to children
orphaned by AIDS
S K Kani A S Adam, S M Lubanga, R 0 Dimba
(Kenya)
TuPeD5ol4 Impacts of a peer group intervention on HIV
prevention attitudes, knowledge and behaviors
for primary school teachers in Malawi
C P N Kapondal, J L Norr2, K L Nor,
S I Kachingwe, E Mbweza'
(Malawi; 2United States)
TuPeD5o15 A campaign to promote HIV/AIDS awareness on
two university campuses in Nigeria using
contraceptives
NM Dike (United States)
TuPeD5o16 Youth peer education can lead to behaviour
change among vulnerable populations
V Silitham S Chansey
(Lao Peoples Democratic Republic)
TuPeD5ol7 Behavioral surveillance survey shows the impact
in the behavior of women in Prostitution in Tamil
Nadu,lndia
B Charles R Lakshmibai, S Kapur (India)
TuPeD5ol8 How peer health educators found and are dealing
with conspiratorial thinking on the origins of H IV
JT Nessel, B J Primm (United States)
TuPeD5ol9 Impact of environment on the effectiveness of
peer education: experiences from a teacher-led
sexual and reproductive health programme in
primary schools in rural Mwanza, Tanzania
M Makokha', A Obasi2, K Chima', B CleophasFrisch', G Mmassy', G Mmassy', A Guyon3,
W Lugoe', D Ross', M Plummer, B Mujaya',
H Grosskurth2, R Hayes2, A Gavyole'
('Tanzania; 2United Kingdom; 3Canada)
TuPeD5o20 Is peer education an effective strategic model for
influencing positive behaviuor change: lessons
from South Africa
L H/ongwa (South Africa)
TuPeD5021 Peer educators experience of participation in a
pedagogic sex education programme in the UK
I H Tripp, T Hull, P Durham, D Evans, I B Rees,
D Green, CM Kay (United Kingdom)
TuPeD5022 Namibia red cross has found a unique way of
disseminating HIV/AIDS messages amongst the
youths

E Tjiueza (Namibia)

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