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

Poster Exhibitions

Thursday July 11

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ThPeF800oo5 Building alliances with strategic sectors for the
production and for the broadcast free of charge
of campaigns of mass communication in the
poorest region of Brazil
H H Nascimento (Brazil)
ThPeF8oo6 Project Iceberg: an innovative approach with the
media to increase HIV/AIDS awareness among
primary and secondary school students
SM N Mohd Noor (Malaysia)
ThPeF800oo7 Positive news makes better impact
K]J ain (India)
ThPeF8oo8 Building a dialogue between the NGOS and the
community
A R Carretes, J Carioca, A C Weinstein, ] Mitidieri,
I G Queiroz, G Genovese, I Pedrosa, M Souza
(Brazil)
ThPeF8oo9 HIV/AIDS media campaigns in Taiwan: from
morality-centered to culture-specific design,
implementation and evaluation
M L Hsu (Taiwan)
ThPeF8olo Rethinking the relation between media circuits,
gay men and health promotion
M E Hurley, D Ryan, G W Dowsett, S Misson
(Australia)
ThPeF8o11 The media and impoverished communities in Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil
R M S Tavares S Lacerda (Brazil)
ThPeF8o12 Evaluation methods used by Mongolia's
"A Healthy and Wise Choice" safe sex mass
media campaigns
TA Grechukhina', I Braaook van de', J Narantuja2
(Russian Federation; 2Mongolia)
ThPeF8o13 Making a difference case study of a mass
mobilization campaign
T Peo (South Africa)
ThPeF8o14 Evaluation of the campaign: "I tu, ja el portes?"
(And you, do you wear one?)
J L Martfnez-Alonso, R Burguera, A Gimenez,
I Colom (Spain)
ThPeF8015 Visual and entertainment media support for
HIV/AIDS prevention in Nigeria
M K Yahaya (Nigeria)
ThPeF8o16 The role of the media in Uganda in the fight
against H IV and AIDS
D K K Daniel (Uganda)
ThPeF8ol7 Development of the First Mass Media Campaign
for Solidarity with PLWHAs in Ukraine
M Abramova E Pravidlo (Russian Federation)
ThPeF8o18 Radio network for STD and AIDS education
I P Negrdo, E Izolan (Brazil)
ThPeF8ol9 Using the media to build a favorable social
scenery for prevention action
E Izolan, C Camara, D Doneda, M Lage, FPontes
(Brazil)
ThPeF8o2o Prevention through well-known a powerfull tool
for behavior changing
A S Beugre (Cote d'lvoire)
ThPeF8o21 Singing the Prevention - Social and Educational
Department for detained Adolescents (DEGASE -
Rio de Janeiro - Brazil)
E Biondi, L P Veiga, 0 N Santos, A Caputo,
B Quitete, P G B Bauer, H R A Mattos (Brazil)
ThPeF8022 Harm reduction: health and citizenship
M H Siqueira E Izolan, D Doneda, D Gandolfi,
M Ohashy, D Noleto (Brazil)

ThPeF8o23 Reinforcing HIV/AIDS/STI prevention through
community radios in a resource poor setting in
Sao Paulo city, Brazil
M Kretzer M EL Fernandes, I M FAbrantes,
A M S Prince, TS Fantinatti, D C Costa Filho
(in memorium) (Brazil)
ThPeF8024 A coordianted national approach to HIV and AIDS
intervention
R Selle (Namibia)
ThPeF8025 Voluntary HIV counselling and testing and HIV
prevalence in a rural Ugandan community
R Muwonge, A Kamali, J S Nakiyingi, B Twefeho,
]A G Whitworth (Uganda)
ThPeF8o26 Integrating HIV counseling and testing into
antenatal clinic activities
L Njema, R Mwangi, K N Smith, N H Smith
(Kenya)
ThPeF8027 Feasisbility of HIV/AIDS counseling for pregnant
women using community volunteers: experience
from Zimbabwe
S Moyo M Mhazo, P Mateta, A von Lieven,
A K Shetty, Y Maldonado, C Maponga,
D Katzenstein, M T Bassett (Zimbabwe)
ThPeF8o28 Quality or quantity: a pilot VCT accreditation
programme in Kenya
G Ngatia', I Odoyo', V Doyle2, M Taegtmeyer2
('Kenya; 2United Kingdom)
ThPeF8o29 Lessons learned from a voluntary HIV counselling
and testing programme in rural South Africa
LM Campbell M Colvin, HP Hausler (South Africa)
ThPeF8o3o Quality with quantity - challenges of scaling-up
voluntary counselling and testing for HIV in rural
Kenya
M Toeqtmeyer', G Ngatia', A I Muchiri', C Ngare',
I M Chakaya', C Gilks2 ('Kenya; 2United Kingdom)
ThPeF8031 Rehabilitation of counselling services in a rural
area of Zambia
E Hartf, C P Situmbeko (Zambia)
ThPeF8o32 The role of the HIV-related technical assistance
given to health workers in charge of pre and post
counseling (VCT) to pregnant women
A Nuila Ceballos (El Salvador)
ThPeF8o33 Using moh-ngo partnerships to implement
voluntary counseling and testing in Mozambique
L Gibier de Souza A Vergara, J Cardoso,
R M Manjate, A Barreto (Mozambique)
ThPeF8o34 VCT clients' experience of HIV- related stigma and
resulting discrimination
I Mbwambo', L Nyblade2, S Mathur2, G Kilonzo',
P Kopoka', K MacQuarrie2 ('Tanzania; 2United
States)
ThPeF8035 The development and use of a computerised
management information system (MIS) for the
Tebelopele voluntary HIV counselling and testing
(VCT) network in Botswana
V I Mwasalla, K Bussell2, M G Alwano',
R Molosiwa', M Mokomane', TA Kenyon'
('Botswana; 2United States)
ThPeF8o36 An exploration of the psychosocial consequences
of the rapid result HIV test in the antenatal
setting in Soweto, South Africa
A Deverell, ] Mcintyre, G Gray, ] Fisher, P Fridjhon
(South Africa)
ThPeF8o37 The elderly population and a Voluntary
Counselling and Testing (VCT) Centre: an
intervention to assesse the risk of HIV infection

M Silva, D S Fontenelle, S F Cabral, M E Maganha,
FA Nascimento, R Claegger, A R Rodrigues,
L 0 Souza (Brazil)
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