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Track E: Health Systems, Economics and Implementation Science
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THAE0402 | SHIFTING HIV PROVIDER WORKFLOWS WITH DSD SCALE-UP IN ZAMBIA: RESULTS FROM TIME AND MOTION STUDIES Anushka Reddy Marri1, Linda Sande2, Taurai Makwalu3, Aniset Kamanga3, Prudence Haimbe3, Priscilla Lumano-Mulenga4, Hilda Shakwelele3, Amy Huber2, Sophie Pascoe2, Sydeny Rosen1|2 | 1Department of Global Health, Boston University School Of Public Health, Boston, United States; 2Health Economics and Epidemiology Research Office, University of the Witwatersrand Faculty of Health Sciences, Johannesburg, South Africa; 3Clinton Health Access Initiative, Zambia; 4Ministry of Health, Zambia
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THAE0403 | HEALTHCARE PREFERENCES AND BARRIERS AMONG SEXUAL AND GENDER MINORITY PERSONS IN KAYUNGA AND MUKONO DISTRICTS, UGANDA Isaac Gulemye, Linia Kansiime | Anchoring Communities Uganda, Mukono, Uganda
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MOAE0303 | EXPLORING THE ROLE OF MACHINE LEARNING IN ENHANCING HIV CARE CONTINUITY: A STUDY OF THE “PAMOJA KUNDINI” INTERVENTION IN GEITA Ambrose Ibihya | Health for A Prosperous Nation (HPON), Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
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MOAE0202 | ENHANCING HEALTH SYSTEMS THROUGH PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS: LESSONS FROM TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL IN GHANA Ernestina Sam1, Nicholas Asare1, Doris Dornor1, Abraham Koyaara1, Gideon Okyere1, Felix Ayichuru1, Nana Kofi Quakyi1, Kafui Senya2, Rita Patricia Frimpong3 | 1The Aurum Institute Ghana, Accra, Ghana; 2World Health Organisation, Accra, Ghana; 3National Tuberculosis Control Programme, Ghana Health Service, Accra, Ghana
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MOAE0203 | DESIGN AND CONTENT FEATURES OF AN mHEALTH APP FOR RETENTION IN HIV CARE: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON UGANDAN YOUTH PREFERENCES Dennis Ernest Ssesanga1|4, Anna Hettinga4, Joanne Leerlooijer4, Candice Chetty-Makkan2|3, Bernard Kikaire1, Annemien Haveman-Nies4 | 1EDCTP Funded Projects, Uganda Virus Research Institute, Eastern Africa Consortium for Clinical Research, Entebbe, Uganda; 2Health Economics and Epidemiology Research Office, Wits Health Consortium, , South Africa; 3Health Sciences Research Office, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of the Witwatersrand, , South Africa; 4Consumption & Healthy Lifestyles Group, Wageningen University & Research, The Netherlands
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MOAE0301 | COST ANALYSIS OF HIV VIRAL LOAD TESTING IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LABORATORIES: A STUDY IN NIGERIA Ughweroghene Omo-Emmanuel1, Victor Obianeri1, Pamela Gado1, Augustine Idemudia1, Chika Okafo-Obiora1, Peter Egena1, Dolapo Ogundehin1, Omosalewa Oyelaran1, Jemeh Pius1, Ezekiel James1, Monday Danung2, Olaiton Achor2, Ngozi Ezema2, Omolara Emmanuel3 | 1United States Agency For International Development, Abuja, Nigeria; 2Family Health International, Abuja, Nigeria; 3National AIDS, Sexually Transmitted Infections Control and Hepatitis Programme, Abuja, Nigeria
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MOAE0302 | COMMUNITY-LED HIV SERVICE MODEL FOR LGBTQ+ POPULATIONS UNDER LEGAL RESTRICTION IN NIGERIA: RESULTS FROM THE NIGERIA LGBTQI+ CONSORTIUM PROJECT Oluchi Ifeanyi, Godwin Kalu, Mauton Akoro, Kanyinsola Bashorun | The Initiative For Equal Rights, Oniru, Lekki, Nigeria
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MOAE0201 | CAN STANDARD ENHANCED ADHERENCE COUNSELLING BE TAILORED TO BETTER MEET THE NEEDS OF IN-CARE PLHIV AT RISK OF CARE DISENGAGEMENT? Matilda Mlowe1, Jillian Kadota2, Sekela Mwaipopo1, Babuu Joseph1, Laura Packel3, Rebecca Hemono2, Solis Winters2, Amon Sabasaba1, Jingshen Wang2, Sandra I. Mccoy4 | 1Health For A Prosperous Nation, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania; 2University of California, Berkeley, USA; 3University of California, San Francisco, USA; 4Gilead Sciences, Foster City, USA
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THAE0303 | BEYOND DONOR DEPENDENCY: STRATEGIC SHIFTS IN FUNDING KEY POPULATION LED HIV PROGRAMS IN KENYA AFTER USAID WITHDRAWAL James Mushori | Kabarak University, Nairobi, Kenya
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