Adherence 2018 – International Association of Providers of AIDS Care

Conference Archives:

13th International Conference on HIV Treatment and Prevention Adherence

June 8-10, 2018
Loews Miami Beach Hotel, 1601 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL, 33139

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GENERAL INFORMATION
Adherence 2018 is sponsored by the International Association of Providers of AIDS Care (IAPAC). The conference’s Co-Chairs are Catherine Orrell, PhD, MBChB, MMed, MSc (Desmond Tutu HIV Centre, Cape Town, South Africa) and Robert H. Remien, PhD (Columbia University New York, NY, USA). The conference Track Chairs are Thomas P. Giordano, MD, MPH (Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX, USA); Jean-Jacques Parienti, MD, PhD (Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Caen, Caen, France); and Jane M. Simoni, PhD (University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA).

Following are conference presentations. The conference organizers request that any use of these presentations should include citations to both their presenting authors and relevant conference information (e.g., 13th International Conference on HIV Treatment and Prevention Adherence, June 8-10, 2018, Miami).

DISCLOSURE
Adherence 2018 is made possible through educational grants from Gilead Sciences, Janssen Therapeutics, and Merck & Co., as well as sponsorship support from ViiV Healthcare.

FRIDAY, June 8, 2018

PRE-CONFERENCE 1: Violence and the HIV Care Continuum
Moderators: Theresa Senn
Kathleen Sikkema
Panelists: Abigail Hatcher
Suzanne Maman
Rob Stephenson

PRE-CONFERENCE 2: Improving HIV Care Outcomes and Reducing Transmission: Using Data to Target Public Health Interventions
Moderator: Irene Hall
Panelists: Bertrand Audoin
Nanette Benbow
JD Smith
Paul J. Weidle

PRE-CONFERENCE 3: Reducing Intersectional Stigma to Improve the HIV Prevention Continuum
Moderators: Gregory Greenwood
Jonathon Rendina
Janet Turan
Panelists: Stefan Baral
Lisa Bowleg
Lisa Eaton
Latesha Elopre
Nelson Varas-Diaz

PRE-CONFERENCE 4: Accelerating Urban AIDS Responses: A Mid-Term Review of the Fast-Track Cities Initiative
Moderator: José M. Zuniga
Panelists: Nneka Nwokolo
Sindhu Ravishankar
Stacey Wilking
Edwina Wright

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: HIV Epidemic Control – Achieving an Epidemiological Threshold
Salim S. Abdool Karim

PLENARY ADDRESS: Long-Awaited, Long-Acting Antiretrovirals for Treatment: Where are We Now and Where are We Headed?
Roy M. Gulick

PANEL DISCUSSION: Examining the Relevance of Adherence in the Era of Long-Acting Antiretrovirals
Moderator: Jane Simoni
Panelists: Susan Graham • Presentation
Aadia Rana • Presentation
Ira Wilson

PANEL DISCUSSION: Innovative Measures of Adherence: New Thinking, New Approaches
Moderator: Jessica Haberer • Presentation
Panelists: Sara Browne • Presentation
José Castillo-Mancilla • Presentation
Monica Gandhi • Presentation

THREE TOP-RATED ABSTRACTS

15 – Enhancing Medication Adherence, Knowledge, and Social Support Among Youth Living with HIV using an iPhone Game
Laura Whiteley

23 – Current US Guidelines for Prescribing HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Disqualify Many At-Risk and PrEP-Motivated Women
Sarah Calabrese

155 – Predictive Analytics for Retention in HIV Care
Jessica Ridgway

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SATURDAY, June 9, 2018

BREAKFAST SESSION: Success Stories from the Southern U.S.: Linking Patients to Care in HRSA’s Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program
Moderator: Letha Healey • Presentation
Panelists: Ali Mansaray • Presentation
Jeffery Vollman • Presentation

GARY S. REITER, MD, AND ANDREW KAPLAN, MD, MEMORIAL LECTURE: Lifetime Adherence – The Role of the Provider in Maximizing the Odds of HIV Treatment Success
Gerald Friedland

PLENARY ADDRESS: Decreasing Population-Level HIV Incidence – The Role of Multifaceted HIV Prevention
Kenneth Mayer

PANEL DISCUSSION: Metrics of Success – How to Measure Adherence to PrEP and Intermittent PrEP
Moderator: Jean-Jacques Parienti
Panelists: K. Rivet Amico • Presentation
Peter Anderson • Presentation
Helen Koenig • Presentation
Luis Sagaon-Teyssier

THEMATIC ORAL ABSTRACT SESSION 1

Track 1: Novel Adherence Monitoring Methods
Moderator: Lawrence Mbuagbaw

17 – Urine Testing Detects Tenofovir in HIV Patients on Tenofovir Alafenamide-Based Treatment
Helen Koenig

87 – Development of a Point-of-Care Immunoassay for Quantitating Tenofovir in Urine as a Real-Time Metric of PrEP Adherence
Monica Gandhi

115 – HIV Treatment Interruptions are Associated with Heightened Systemic Inflammation, Despite Viral Suppression
Nicholas Musinguzi

169 – Tenofovir/Emtricitabine Bioequivalence Following Ingestible Sensor Co-Encapsulation
Mustafa Ibrahim

Track 2: Provider Education/Opinions
Moderator: Jean-Jacques Parienti

39 – Impact of a Brief PrEP Training for Family Planning Providers on their HIV Prevention Counseling
Jessica Sales

118 – An Online Survey of HIV Testing and Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Attitudes and Practice Habits among Physicians at an Academic Medical Center
Jason Zucker

160 – Potential Implications of HIV-Risk Perception, HIV Testing, and PrEP Knowledge for PrEP Service Delivery in Central Uganda
Timothy Muwonge

168 – Biomedical Prevention Integrated into Routine Care via Rapid HIV Testing
Joseph Olsen

Track 3: Continuum Outcomes/ Monitoring
Moderator: Michael Mugavero

24 – Virologic Rebound among Persons Receiving HIV Medical Care in the United States: Results from the Medical Monitoring Project, 2014
Margaret Nyaku

75 – Retention on Treatment Among Patients Transferring between ART Services in Nigeria
Juliet Adeola

83 – Longitudinal Engagement Trajectories and Risk of Death Among New ART Starters in Zambia
Aaloke Mody

200 – Addressing Regional Challenges and Priorities in the European HIV Response: An Exchange Amongst European Fast-Track City Stakeholders
Bertrand Audoin

THEMATIC ORAL ABSTRACT SESSION 2

Track 1: Adherence in Youth and Children
Moderator: Millicent Atujuna

48 – HIV Prevention Coverage in an Urban Underserved Hospital Center in New York City
Robert Pitts

86 – Electronic Drug Monitoring of Infant Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy Prophylaxis
Rachael Bonawitz

125 – Younger Female Patients had the Highest Rate of Failure to Re-Start HIV Antiretroviral Therapy: An Analysis of 12 Years of US Medicaid Data
Tingting Zhang

146 – Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy in HIV-Infected Children in Kenya, South Africa, and Thailand
Rachel Vreeman

Track 2: MSM and Transgender Women
Moderator: Midnight Poonkasetwattana

135 – Factors Associated with Loss to Follow-Up (LTFU) among Black Men who have Sex with Men (MSM) and Transgender Women (TGW) in a Community-Based Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Study
Frieda Winterhalter

136 – Uneven Distribution of Bacterial Sexually Transmitted Infections Among Men Who Have Sex with Men on Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis
Jason Zucker

139 – Factors Associated with Pre- Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Adherence in Black Men who have Sex with Men (MSM) and Transgender Women (TGW) in a Community Setting in Harlem, NY
Paul Colson

158 – Where Should We Focus? PrEP Retention versus PrEP Uptake: Results from the BARS Agent- Based Network Model of HIV Transmission Among Young Black MSM
Aditya Khanna

Track 3: New Programs to Improve the Continuum in the Young and Old
Moderator: Ank Nijhawan

20 – Public-Private Collaboration to Re-Engage Out-of-Care Persons into HIV Care
Chi-Chi Udeagu

52 – Integrating Routine, Opt-Out HIV Testing in a North Carolina Academic Tertiary Center’s Emergency
Nada Fadul

65 – A Multi-Year, Multidisciplinary Quality Improvement Approach to Improve HIV Treatment Adherence
Diane Campbell

THEMATIC ORAL ABSTRACT SESSION 3

Track 1: Mental Health: Impact on Adherence
Moderator: Jane Simoni

36 – Engagement in Mental Health Care is Associated with Higher Cumulative Drug Exposure to Antiretroviral Therapy
Ryan Coyle

162 – Examining Pathways Between Intersectional Stigma, Depression and HIV Care Cascade Outcomes Among Women Living with HIV in Canada
Carmen Logie

205 – Exploring Day-Level Links between Substance Use and Medication Non-Adherence in Older Adults Living with HIV
Brett Millar

209 – HIV Stigma, ART Non-Adherence, and HIV-Associated Complications Among New ART Initiators in Cape Town, South Africa
Andrea Norcini Pala

Track 2: MSM and Transgender Women (continued)
Moderator: Bruno Spire

185 – Leveraging Peer Outreach Workers to Increase PrEP Access Among Cisgender and Transgender Women who Engage in Exchange Sex or Inject Drugs
Joey Platt

188 – Peer Support Is Essential for HIV Testing and PrEP Awareness among Young Black Men Who Have Sex with Men
Corina Lelutiu-Weinberger

196 – PrEP Adherence among MSM: Lower Rates among Men of Color, Younger Men, and Those Who use Drugs
Jonathon Rendina

204 – Young Adult Black MSM Perceive Less Stigma with PrEP Care in Pharmacies
Rupa Patel

Track 3: New Programs to Improve the Continuum in the Young and Old (continued)
Moderator: Thomas Giordano

79 – Socio-Economic Empowerment Loans Enhance Retention in Care Among HIV-Positive Persons Receiving Antiretroviral Therapy in Uganda
Kate Ssamula

103 – HIV Care Cascade Before and After Hospitalization in a Safety Net Hospital: Impact of a Multidisciplinary Inpatient Intervention
Ank Nijhawan

190 – Ready, Set, Go: ART within 72-Hours at a Ryan White- Funded FQHC in New Orleans
Jason Halperin

PLENARY ADDRESS: Behavioral Economics: Harnessing the Science to Improve the HIV Care Continuum
Sebastian Linnemayr

PANEL DISCUSSION: Addressing the Most Vulnerable Populations: Who is Left Behind in Global 90-90-90 Efforts?
Moderator: Thomas P. Giordano
Panelists: Erika Castellanos
Kenly Sikwese
Phill Wilson

THEMATIC PANELS: Action to Implementation and Impact

Strategies for Rolling Out eHealth and mHealth on a Larger Scale
Moderator: Catherine Orrell
Panelists: Lawrence Mbuagbaw
Lisa Hightow-Weidman • Presentation
Patrick Sullivan • Presentation

PrEP Implementation from Diverse Settings
Moderator: Jessica Haberer
Panelists: Andrew Mujugira
Rupa Patel • Presentation
Midnight Poonkasetwattana
Bruno Spire • Presentation

Linkage and Retention in Care for Vulnerable Populations
Moderator: Ingrid Bassett
Panelists: Millicent Atujuna
Ingrid Katz • Presentation
Lisa Metsch • Presentation
Michael Mugavero • Presentation

SUNDAY, June 10, 2018

BREAKFAST SESSION: Ethics for Electronic Adherence Monitoring: Is What We Do Ethical?
Jessica Haberer
Harald Schmidt

MARIO S. COOPER MEMORIAL COLLOQUIUM: U(ndetectable) = U(ntransmittable): A Transformational Message Providing Hope and Reducing HIV Stigma
Bruce Richman
Lucy Wanjiku NjengaPresentation

PLENARY ADDRESS: PrEP 2.0 – Where Are We, Where Are We Heading, and Where Should We Be Heading?
Robert Grant

PANEL DISCUSSION: HIV Epidemic Control – Multistakeholder Perspectives on the Journey Beyond 90-90-90
Moderator: José M. Zuniga
Panelists: Salim S. Abdool Karim
Ambassador Deborah L. Birx
Dázon Dixon Diallo
Mark Nelson

THEMATIC ORAL ABSTRACT SESSION 4

Track 1: Successful Adherence Interventions
Moderator: Susan Graham

35 – Hope for the Future: Income Generation as a Bridge to Build Adherence in HIV-Positive Rwandan Youth
Marie-Josee Maliboli

128 – Physicians and Practices Account for Significant Variation in Antiretroviral Therapy Adherence
David Meyers

192 – Healthy Food Support Improved Food Security, Depressive Symptoms, and Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy in a Resource-Rich Setting: The Changing Health through Food Support Randomized Trial
Kartika Palar

Track 2: Women and Partners
Moderator: K. Rivet Amico

49 – Couples Intervention Improves Adherence to HIV Prevention among Pregnant Women and Male Partners in Kenya
Abigail Hatcher

61 – Disseminating Evidence-based Approaches in a High-Risk US-Mexico Border Community for Pragmatic HIV Prevention in Minority Women
Thenral Mangadu

171 – Relationship Dynamics and Partner Support are Associated with ART Adherence Among Married Couples from Malawi
Amy Conroy

173 – The Implications of Race and Medical Mistrust for Women’s Comfort Discussing PrEP with a Healthcare Provider
Mehrit Tekeste

Track 3: Vulnerable Populations – How are They Doing?
Moderator: Lisa Metsch

56 – Association of Increased Chronicity of Depression with HIV Appointment Attendance, Treatment Failure, and Mortality Among HIV-Infected Adults in the United States
Brian Pence