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MSH Presents 10 Posters at the International AIDS Society Conference in Rome, Italy
July 20, 2011 - The following MSH staff had the privilege to present their abstracts at the IAS Conference:
The implications of adopting new WHO guidelines for ART initiation in Ethiopia
By: Tesfaye Arega
Referral Networks as a Model for Increasing Access to Quality HIV/AIDS and TB Services in Kwara State, Nigeria
By: Mary Umoh
MAI Abstract Contest winner, Mary Umoh, in front of her poster.
By: Erik Schouten
The following MSH Staff presented their the following 10 posters at the IAS Conference:
Why stop treatment – Feedback from lost-to-follow-up HIV+ve clients on peripheral hospitals in North-Central Nigeria
By: Murphy Akpu
CD4 T cell count estimation- Can low cadre laboratory staffs generate quality results? Experience from rural clinics in Northern Nigeria
By: Nwuba Chioma
The implications of adopting new WHO guidelines for ART initiation in Ethiopia
By: Fred Hartman
Small interventions great results; how data driven leadership capacity building improves uptake of HIV services in typical poor resources settings in Nigeria
By: Uche Chukwuka Ikenyei
Experiences and Challenges of a Novel Tracking Approach To Enhance Client Retention in Rural HIV clinics of North East Nigeria
By: Omotoso Olukunle
Omotoso Olukunle presenting of his poster.
Missed Opportunities to increase awareness of HIV/AIDS and TB among Nigerian women- A case study for data-driven service integration
By: Ogbuoji Osundu
The WHO PMTCT guidelines will not help improving access to PMTCT services in Malawi
By: Erik Schouten
The level of ART adherence and associated factors Among ART Clients at health centers of Bahir Dar city, North West Ethiopia
By: Gatahun Sisay
Steven Kellerman with Getahun Sisay's poster.
Referral Networks as a Model for Increasing Access to Quality HIV/AIDS and TB Services in Kwara State, Nigeria
By: Mary Umoh
MAI Abstract Contest winner, Mary Umoh, in front of her poster.
Mary Umoh, Scott Kellerman, Gloria Sangiwa, Sara Holtz, Erik Schouten, Crystal Lander, Osondu Ogbuoji, Susan Sainz