AbstractHIVRSVInternational Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics 2019Financial incentives increase pediatric HIV testing among HIV positive caregiversView Abstract
AbstractHIVRSVInternational Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics 2019Creating Demand for HIV Testing Services (HTS) among School-aged ChildrenView Abstract
AbstractHIVRSVInternational Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics 2019Topic: Effective Community Engagement and Participation, key to Nigeria achieving the first 90’ target of eMTCT.View Abstract
AbstractHIVRSVInternational Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics 2019Final HIV outcome for exposed infants: Improving mother-baby pair retention in prevention of mother-to-child transmission care in Eswatini through proactive community follow-upView Abstract
AbstractHIVRSVInternational Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics 2019Challenges with recognition of newborns at high risk for perinatal HIV transmission in rural Western Cape, South AfricaView Abstract
AbstractHIVRSVInternational Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics 2019Too little, too late: Early lessons on MTCT risk from HIV positive infant case investigation in ZimbabweView Abstract
AbstractHIVRSVInternational Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics 2019HIV treatment coverage and antenatal care among non-citizen pregnant women in BotswanaView Abstract
AbstractHIVRSVInternational Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics 2019Outcomes of children and adolescents living with HIV considered lost to follow up at IeDEA-SA cohorts in the Western Cape: Linkage to Western Cape Provincial Health Data Centre records.View Abstract
AbstractHIVRSVInternational Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics 2019Closing the Treatment Gap for Children: Global and Regional Trends in Pediatric Antiretroviral Therapy Coverage, 2010-2017View Abstract
AbstractHIVRSVInternational Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics 2019Age- and site-specific trends in advanced HIV disease at antiretroviral therapy initiation among HIV-infected children in Eastern and Southern Africa: 2003-2017View Abstract
AbstractHIVRSVInternational Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics 2019Chronic maternal depression symptomatology predicts executive behavioral problems in HIV affected children in UgandaView Abstract
AbstractHIVRSVInternational Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics 2019T cell senescence and exhaustion in perinatally HIV infected children (PHIC)View Abstract
