HIV Care And Treatment: Scale-Up Lessons For Health Systems Strengthening

39th Union World Conference on Lung Health: Oct 16-20, 2008

HIV Care And Treatment: Scale-Up Lessons For Health Systems Strengthening 10/18/2008


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Speakers for this session:

Session Coordinators

William Coggin
Public Health Adviser, TB/HIV in South Africa

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

United States of America

Joan Holloway

Technical Advisor for Human Capacity Development

Office of the U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator

United States of America

Contribution To Health Systems Strengthening Within the Context of HIV Treatment

Caroline Ryan

National Center for HIV, STD, and TB Prevention

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
United States of America

Task Shifting to Scale Up ART

Lambert Wesler, M.D., M.P.H.

Director, Monitoring and Evaluation

Zanmi Lasonte/Partners in Health

Haiti

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Adapting Regulatory Frameworks to Support Task Shifting

Elizabeth Madraa

Manager, AIDS Control Programme

Ministry of Health
Uganda

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PPP For Integrated Laboratory Services Strengthening

John Nkengasong
Founding and Steering Committee Member, Africa AIDS Vaccine Program

WHO

United States of America

'THATs IT' Integrated TB-HIV Care: Bridging Programs, Strengthening Systems

Margot Uys

Project Manager

'THATs IT'

South Africa

A Rising Tide: Strengthening the HIV/AIDS Supply Chain Benefits Essential Health Commodities

Stephanie Xueref

Senior Associate, Eurpoean Partners

Global Partnerships Unit - SCMS

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