ICAP Collaborative PMTCT and Pediatric HIV Strategic Planning Workshop 2008

Engaging pregnant women in long-term HIV care and treatment: Models, achievements and challenges (Esayas Okubamichael)

How to identify lost clients/patients and bring them back into care (Tsigereda Gadisa)

Knowledge for success: Better services through better information (Veronicah Mugisha)

Pediatric HIV testing: An entry point into family centered services (non-early infant diagnosis) (Sania Shafi)

HIV disclosure throughout the pediatric life stages: Better practices, approaches, and tools (Ruby Fayorsey and Tayla Colton)

Integrating HIV and family planning services for women living with HIV: In search of optimum models of care (Landry Tsague)

Early infant diagnosis: from the laboratory to implementation phase (Redempta Mbatia)

Motivating and building the skills of health care workers and teams when you have limited resources (Raphael Ntumy)

Treatment failure in HIV-infected children (Stephen Arpadi)

HIV disclosure throughout the pediatric life stages: Better practices, approaches, and tools (Ruby Fayorsey and Tayla Colton)

Designing and implementing peer support programs to support PMTCT services (Xoliswa Keke)

Optimizing PMTCT services during labor and delivery: implementing a comprehensive package of care (Gilbert Tene)

Increasing pediatric care and treatment uptake at ICAP supported sites: Scaling down to scale up (Biola Aomreore)

Prevention, Care, and Treatment of the HIV-infected Woman of Reproduction Age and Her Family (Elaine Abrams)

The Experience of ICAP-MZ Initiating PMTCT Services with More Complex PMTCT Regimens (Isabelle Yersin)

HAART and the Pregnant Woman: Providing HAART within the MCH Setting; Experience from ICAP-Lesotho (Raphael Ntumy)

Implementing Decentralized CD4 Testing System for HIV+ Pregnant Women: Experience from ICAP-Rwanda (Landry Tsague)

Plenary 2 - Prevention, Care, and Treatment of the HIV-infected Woman of Reproductive Age and Her Family (Session Notes and Summary)

Scaling down to scale up: taking treatment services for pregnant women to primary health centers (Joris Vandelanotte)

HIV and infant feeding: in context of infant formula availability (Lebogang Schultz)

Achievements and future directions in pediatric adherence (Tayla Colton)

Keeping clients in care for life (Beatrice Wangechi)

Where there are no/few doctors to care for the HIV-infected child? (Maria Grazia Lain)

Family and Community: Transforming Ideas into Practice (Robin Flam)

Community Strategies to Support HIV Care for Pregnant Women and HIV-infected Children (Eliud Mwangi)

Peer Educators: A Link to the Family (Mihayo Bupamba)

Plenary 3 - Families and Communities: Transforming Ideas into Practice
(Session Notes and Summary)

Community PMTCT: What can we do outside the health facility to better meet the needs of women and children? (Brenda D’mello)

Delivering quality clinical services to HIV-infected women in the reproductive age with minimal human resources: Methods and limitations (Charles Mugizi)

HIV and infant feeding: When breastfeeding is the primary option (Joris Vandelanotte and Floriza Gennari)

Community and facility PMTCT linkages in settings with high home deliveries (Lawal Ismail)

Pediatric TB/HIV co-infection: Where are we one year later? Where should we be going now? (Ben Marias)

Supporting and following up pregnant women who deliver in non-clinical settings (Tsegaye Awano)

Early infant diagnosis: moving beyond the laboratory (Esther Ngocho)

Male circumcision: Linking prevention to PMTCT and family-focused care (Elaine Abrams)

Organizing your in-country ICCPSPW (Tayla Colton and Cristiane Costa)

Not a child and not an adult: What ICAP can do to meet the needs of adolescents (Nancy Briggs)