CQUIN Second Annual Meeting Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Event Date: November 05, 2018 -

Fostering Scale-Up of Differentiated Service Delivery to Achieve Sustainable Epidemic Control

The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) held its second annual meeting from November 5-7 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The learning network brought together over 160 representatives from all 11 member countries, including representatives from ministries of health, civil society, advocacy groups, recipients of care, U.S. government agencies, multi-lateral and bilateral partners, academic institutions, and PEPFAR implementing partners.

The three-day meeting explored topics related to CQUIN’s communities of practice and country priorities for scaling up DSD. Participants worked together to review their progress towards DSD scale-up, uptake of the different DSD models and how they would like to optimize that, exchange best practices and key lessons learned, identify common challenges, and determine priorities for the coming year. They engaged in interactive panel discussions and breakout sessions, on topics ranging from differentiated testing to monitoring and evaluation of DSD. An interactive tools lab allowed country teams and partners to showcase innovations and resources used to support DSD implementation.

View the Agenda

View the Concept Note

The ICAP Approach to Differentiated Service Delivery

Monday (November 5) Presentations

Tuesday (November 6) Presentations

Wednesday (November 7) Presentations

Photos

Poster Presentations

DSD Models

Measuring Uptake of ART Scholar Model in 3 Provinces in Zambia: An Analysis of DSD (CIDRZ)

The IDI-KCCA Community Pharmacy ART Refill Program

Uptake of HIV Services Among Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) at Ishtar MSM – Nairobi County

The Implementation of iACT Clubs in South Africa

National Programs

A Multi-Sectoral Coordination Approach to DSD Scale-Up in Eswatini

Taking DSD to Scale in Côte d’Ivoire: Phased Implementation to Achieve Impact

Taking DSD to Scale in Eswatini

Taking DSD to Scale in Ethiopia: A Focused Approach Leads to Rapid Expansion

Taking DSD to Scale in Kenya: Improving HIV Service Delivery for All

Taking DSD to Scale in Malawi: Expanding Promising Models to Address Gaps

Taking DSD to Scale in Mozambique: Evidence-Based Expansion of Community ART Groups

Taking DSD to Scale in South Africa: Leveraging Diverse Resources for Diverse Patient Needs

Taking DSD to Scale in Uganda: Diverse Models for HIV Care and Treatment

Taking DSD to Scale in Zambia: A Coordinated Strategy to Increase Coverage

Taking DSD to Scale in Zimbabwe: Building on a Strong Foundation

Partners

Accelerating DSD Scale-Up with South-to-South Learning Exchange Visits (ICAP)

Alternative Models of ART Delivery: Optimizing the Benefits (AMBIT)

Challenges Faced by PLHIV in Uganda with the DSD Model (NAFOPHANU)

Comparing the Male Attrition Rate (WITS RHI)

Leaving No One Behind: Reaching Hard to Reach Populations (CIDRZ)

Taking DSD Services to Scale: Strategic Decisions, Paths, and Priorities

 

DAY 1


Session 1: Setting the Scene

DSD: the view from recipients of care
Ms. Solange Baptiste, Executive Director, International Treatment and Preparedness Coalition (ITPC)

DSD: The View from WHO
Dr. Nathan Ford, Scientific Officer, Department of HIV/AIDS and Global Hepatitis Programme, WHO

DSD: The View from the Global Fund – Ade Fakoya
Dr. Ade Fakoya, Senior Disease Coordinator, HIV/AIDS,  The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB, and Malaria

DSD: The View from PEPFAR
Dr. Catherine Godfrey, Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator (OGAC)

Session 2: Panel Discussion – Country Status Reports: Monitoring DSD Scale-Up with DSD Review Meetings

Dr. Bill Reidy (ICAP NY)

Dr. Nomthandazo Lukhele (MOH Eswatini)

Dr. Tsitsi Apollo (MOH Zimbabwe)

Dr. Lilly Muthoni (MOH Kenya)

Session 3: Panel Discussion – Peer Learning with South-to-South Visits

Dr. Peter Preko (ICAP/CQUIN)

Dr. Josen Kiggundu (MOH Uganda)

Dr. Stanley Ngoma (MOH Malawi)

Dr. Herve Kambale (MOH Eswatini)

Dr. Sonia Chilundo (CDC Mozambique)

 

DAY 2


Session 5: Panel Presentations – Country Status Reports: Monitoring DSD Scale-up with Routine M&E

Zerihun Hika (FMOH Ethiopia)

Hudson Balidawa (MOH Uganda)

Dr. Priscilla Lumano-Mulenga (MOH Zambia)

Session 6: Panel Presentations – Differentiated Testing (Part 1)

Dr. Wafaa El-Sadr (ICAP NY): Reaching the First 90 

Dr. Nathan Ford (WHO) Update from WHO

Dr. Anna Grimsrud (IAS): A Decision Framework for HIV Testing Services

Session 7: Panel Presentations – Differentiated Testing  (Part 2)

Dr. Rukia Aksam (JOORTH Kenya): Reaching Men with Multi-Disease Testing

Peris Urasa (NACP Tanzania): Reaching Men with Community Outreach

Dr. Rose Nyirenda (MOH Malawi): Linkage from Testing to Prevention

Neema Makyao (NACP Tanzania): Linking from Testing to Treatment

Dr. Izukanji Sikazwe (CIDRZ): HIV Self-Testing in Zambia

 

DAY 3


Session 9: Panel Presentations – Country Status Reports

Dr. Mastidia Rutaihwa (MOH Tanzania)

Dr. Koffi Simplice Bohoussou (MOH Cote d’Ivoire)

Dr. Stanley Ngoma (MOH Malawi)

Dr. Aleny Couto (MOH Mozambique)

 


Additional Resources

What Works for Me: Activist Toolkit on Differentiated Service Delivery (English)

Patient- and Program-level M&E of DSD for HIV: A Pragmatic and Parsimonious Approach is Needed

Differentiated Service Delivery for Adults at High Risk of HIV Disease Progression: A Call to Action

ICAP Resources for Test and Treat All

Past Meeting Summaries

The CQUIN Launch Meeting

DSD for Adults at High Risk of HIV Disease Progression

DSD for Adolescents Living with HIV

CQUIN 1st Annual Meeting

The Science and Practice of DSD Scale-Up

Read the full report

Also available with French and Portuguese Introduction and Executive Summary

 

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