Scaling up Comprehensive Prevention of Mother-to-child Transmission Programmes: Challenges and Lessons Learned from Adapting Global Recommendations to Country Situation

XVII International AIDS Conference: August 3-8, 2008

Scaling up Comprehensive Prevention of Mother-to-child Transmission Programmes: Challenges and Lessons Learned from Adapting Global Recommendations to Country Situation
8/3/2008
Mexico City



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Speakers for this session:
	Chairpersons Jimmy Kolker Chief of HIV/AIDS Program UNICEF Dr. Gloria Sangiwa Family Health International

	Emerging Evidence in the Area of PMTCT and Pediatric HIV and Potential Implications for WHO Guidelines and Guidance Ying Ru Lo, M.D. Prevention Coordinator Department of HIV/AIDS, World Health Organization

	Increasing Access of Women and Children to HIV Testing and Counselling Through Introduction of Provider Initiated Testing and Counselling (PITC) Into Antenatal, Delivery and Postnatal Care Settings - Experiences from Zambia Dr. Maximillian Bweupe Coordinator of Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission Ministry of Health Zambia

	Phasing in More Efficacious ARV Regimens for PMTCT in Resource-Limited Settings - Experiences from Rwanda Marthe Mukaminega, M.P.H. Technical Director Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation

	Operationalizing Linkages of PMTCT and Sexual and Reproductive Health Services - Experiences from China Professor Wang Linhong Deputy Director National Center for Women & Children's Health China Centers for Disease Control

	Adaptation and Use of a Guide for Counselling Mothers Living with HIV on Infant and Young Child Feeding - Experiences from Guatemala Ilcia Rebeca García Morales Coordinator Programa Nacional de SIDA Ministry of Health Guatemala

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