Differentiated service delivery beyond HIV treatment: Learnings from and for NCDs and family planning towards integrated DSD Session 3: DSD beyond HIV - case studies from NCDs

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PC0203

Pre-conference session

Hall B0a/Channel 4

20 July 18:30 - 19:30

CHAIR

Aniset Kamanga, Clinton Health Access Initiative, Zambia

Organizer

IAS - the International AIDS Society

In the final session, the emphasis will be on how the core principles and enablers of DSD can support expanded access to treatment for those with common non-communicable diseases, with a focus on hypertension and diabetes. Case studies from three countries will illustrate practical examples. Participants will then reflect on the pre-conference's insights, discussing the evolving role of DSD beyond the 2030 HIV global goals.

18:30 5 min	Opening remarks Aniset Kamanga Clinton Health Access Initiative, Zambia

18:35 10 min	Building on DSD for HIV: The integrated chronic disease management (ICDM) framework for Eswatini Ntombifuthi Ginindza Ministry of Health, Eswatini

18:45 10 min	A pathway to hypertension and HIV integration: Lessons from Nigeria Dike Ojji University of Abuja and University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Nigeria

18:55 10 min	Keeping it simple: Fixed-dose combinations for hypertension as an enabler for DSD in Kenya George Wambugu MSF France, Kenya

19:05 10 min	Q&A with presenters Aniset Kamanga Clinton Health Access Initiative, Zambia Ntombifuthi Ginindza Ministry of Health, Eswatini Dike Ojji University of Abuja and University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Nigeria George Wambugu MSF France, Kenya

19:15 15 min	Closing remarks: Where to from here? Helen Bygrave IAS, United Kingdom