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Title
PrEP in practice: Experiences from delivering PrEP in the field
Code
WESA13
Session Type
Non-Commercial Satellite
Venue
Hall 11A
Date Time
Wednesday 25 July, 18:30 - 20:30
Co-Chairs:
Nelly Mugo, KEMRI/University of Washington, Kenya
Robyn Eakle, Wits Reproductive Health and HIV Institute, South Africa
Organizer:
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

This satellite symposium will explore experiences and lessons from a selection of the completed and ongoing oral PrEP implementation research studies. The session will look broadly across populations, settings, and delivery mechanisms, focusing on larger themes that emerge when data and lessons are reviewed from various settings and geographies together. There will be time for a moderated panel discussion with audience participation.

18:30
WESA1301 		Welcome and introduction
Nelly Mugo, KEMRI/University of Washington, Kenya
18:35
WESA1302 		Setting the stage for PrEP: Where are we now and where should we go?
Mitchell Warren, AVAC, United States
Slides
18:45
WESA1303 		PrEP in populations at high risk: Prioritizing populations and positioning PrEP
Frances Cowan, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine/Centre for Sexual Health and HIV/AIDS Research Zimbabwe, United Kingdom
Slides
19:00
WESA1304 		Reaching those most at-risk through a general population approach: PrEP in the context of a generalized HIV epidemic
Sindy Matse, Ministry Of Health (Swaziland National AIDS Program), Swaziland
Slides
19:15
WESA1305 		Community-led PrEP delivery: Getting it right
Sushena Reza-Paul, University of Manitoba, India
Slides
19:30
WESA1306 		PrEP delivery in public health settings: Successes and barriers
Moussa Sarr, Westat, United States
Slides
19:45
WESA1307 		Moderated panel discussion
Josie Presley, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, United States
Slides
20:20
WESA1308 		Closing remarks
Robyn Eakle, Wits Reproductive Health and HIV Institute, South Africa