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

Poster Exhibitions Tuesday July 9

TuPeG5659 Strategies to improve provider and patient
compliance with Tuberculosis treatment among
HIV/AIDS patients
N Kak', S C S Maartens2, M Fakude2
('United States; 2South Africa)
TuPeG566o Feasibility study into the provision of controlled
substances by health professionals to HIV+
injection drug users in Canadian care settings
K H Balfour W O'Briain, T Kerr, E Wood (Canada)
TuPeG5661 Improving access to treatment for HIV+ pregnant
women in Ontario, Canada through community
action
EMandarino S Margolese (Canada)
TuPeG5662 Patient advocacy in eastern Europe - a
misnomer?
R Camp', K Kokkas2, M Guarinieri3, L Hollander3
(ISpain; 2Greece; 3ltaly)
TuPeG5663 Need for integrating care & prevention:
experience from a low HIV prevalent State in
India
A S Kurup, A Mathew, DP Joseph (India)
TuPeG5664 Does HAART allow people with HIV infection to
maintain their participation in the work force?
FLert, C Marimoutou, Y Obadia, A D Bouhnik,
R Dray-Spira, Y Obadia, A D Bouhnik (France)
TuPeG5665 Start-up of a comprehensive HIV/AIDS clinic with
anti-retroviral (ARV) treatment in KwaZulu Natal,
South Africa
K L Dong', K 0 Ajao2, S Davis', C Shaw',
I Frances2, P Kiepiela2, H Coovadia2, B D Walker',
P Goulder3 ('United States; 2South Africa; 3United
Kingdom)
TuPeG5666 Impact mitigation and orphan support
C Kiara, C Kiara (Kenya)
TuPeG5667 Helping AIDS orphans through supporting
extended families
S Kattiya Aree (Thailand)
TuPeG5668 Community based orphan care: application of
African models for India's impending crisis.
N 0 Monk (United States)
TuPeG5669 Urban-rural differences in programs on orphans
and vulnerable children in AIDS affected areas in
Tanzania
A Magallal, H Houlihan2, D Charwe', K Kipagasi',
P Bhatt3, A Reeler4 (Tanzania; 2France; 3United
States; 4United Kingdom)
TuPeG567o Developing a framework to support and analyze
the potential to increase the coverage and quality
of orphans and vulnerable children programs
through government, NGO, and university
facilitated mechanisms in Tanzania, Burkina Faso,
India, and Romania
P Bhatt', I Saba2, A Reeler2, J Richardson',
R Moser' ('United States; 2reland)
TuPeG5671 From AIDS Prevention to Effective Psychosocial
Support
L Mhuriyengwe (Zimbabwe)
TuPeG5672 Improving psychosocial support for HIV/AIDS
infected /affected children: what do Ugandan
children have to say?
P Alidri', ] Acidri', D Mawejje', E Ireland2
('Uganda; 2United Kingdom)
TuPeG5673 Helping children feel better about themselves
enhances adherence to antiretroviral therapy
S Lakonphon, N Ounjit, M Ponnet (Thailand)
TuPeG5674 Psychosocial and economic support through

women's associations
P Mukwashi (Zimbabwe)

TuPeG5675 The impact of HIV/AIDS on environmental
management: evidence from a South African
setting
LI Franklin S Erskine, A W Whiteside
(South Africa)
TuPeG5676 Preliminary results of the RIHIBIooD study in
Gujarat, India
A S Persad', S Galwankar', V Shah2, A Sharma',
E Naik', S Pathakl, ] Sinnott'
(United States; 2India)
TuPeG5677 The baseline surveys for the "Community action
for preventing HIV/AIDS" asian development
bank project JFPR: REG-9oo6 in Cambodia, Laos
and Vietnam
P Godwin', C V Mean', C Phimphachanh2
T L Nguyen3, I Bhushan4
('Cambodia; 2Lao People's Democratic Republic;
3Vietnam; 4Philippines)
TuPeG5678 Surveillance of HIV/AIDS. Epidemiological trends.
Cuba:1986-2001l
M Santfn Pefila R Torres Peia, M I Lantero Abreu,
R Rumbaut Castillo, I]]oanes Fiol (Cuba)
TuPeG5679 Trends of prevalence of HIV infection in general
population in Mumbai
M Deshpande A Dr.Bamne, A Dr.Gogate,
P Dr Samani (India)
TuPeG568o The Role of Consensus Meeting in effective
utilization of surveillance information for Action
in Nigeria: the Nigerian Experience
M Gboun (Nigeria)
TuPeG5681 An experience of MSM surveillance in a tertiary
care center in Mumbai
M Mathur S Kumta, M Setia, H]erajani, A R Kavi,
A Gogate (India)
TuPeG5682 High acceptance of confidential voluntary
counseling and testing at the AIDS information
centre, Uganda: an end to anonymous testing?
] Mubang izi F Baryarama, R Bunnell,
E Tumuhairwe, ] Kalule, ] Mermin,
C Hitimana-Lukanika, R Ransom (Uganda)
TuPeG5683 Commercial sex workers and deep sea fishermen
in General Santos City: acting fast and acting now
MA L Carillo D Non, F Penamante, R Mateo,
M C Quizon (Philippines)
TuPeG5684 Prevalence of HIV-related opportunistic diseases
among Ghanaian HIV/AIDS patients
E Y U/gl-Kwame', W 0 Kumi', ]A M Brandful,
K Ishikawa2 ('Ghana; 2Japan)
TuPeG5685 Re-emerging syphilis in the UK: a case control
study on Manchester outbreak
D Mandal MA Bellis, PClark, PA Cook, Q Syed,
P Wheater, A Hoskins (United Kingdom)
TuPeG5686 Strategies for obtaining consistent diagnoses for
cause of death in an HIV observational cohort
study
G P Fusco, A Clustice, S L Becker, S P Raffanti,
P Coll-Erickson, IS Fusco (United States)
TuPeG5687 Strategies evaluation of Thailand national AIDS
programme
T Yunnarungsri, T Panakup, N Suthipan,
P ]irapongsuwan, ] Srinukarin (Thailand)
TuPeG5688 The HIV/AIDS & STI knowledge generation
programme
D Haran', C Gilks', A Whiteside, A Renton'
('United Kingdom; 2South Africa)

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