Evaluation report - 10th INTEREST
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EVALUATION REPORT
CONTENT Executive Summary............................................................................... 4 Workshop Description........................................................................... 5 Meeting Demographics.......................................................................... 7 Acknowledgements............................................................................... 8 Organizing Committee......................................................................... 10 Local Organizing Committee............................................................... 12 Scientific Committee .......................................................................... 14 Participants’ Feedback........................................................................ 15 Lectures, abstract presentations and symposia...................................15 Intent to change.....................................................................................24 General event experience......................................................................25
Meeting Metrics................................................................................... 27 Conclusion........................................................................................... 28 List of Registrants................................................................................ 29
The workshop was in collaboration with:
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“The workshop was rich in the exchange of experience and information.” “Very instructive presentations.”
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The INTEREST Workshop initiative was launched in 2007 as a collaboration between Virology Education and Amsterdam Institute for Global Health and Development (AIGHD). Together with a prominent group of international experts in the field of HIV/AIDS, an annual international meeting in Africa has been developed. Known as the “African CROI” INTEREST brings together scientists involved in HIV treatment, pathogenesis, and prevention research in Africa to share pivotal findings, promote collaboration, and transfer experiences across several fields and many continents. The Workshop showcases cutting-edge knowledge in the fields of HIV diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of HIV-1 infection as well as to continue to foster the building of a community of African physicians and scientists who will discuss implementing local solutions for the management of patients living with HIV-1 infection and for the prevention of HIV transmission. The workshop focuses on issues of particular relevance for the African continent and gives opportunity to young researchers to present their data. The workshop atmosphere stimulates and facilitates discussion and interaction between participants.
MEETING DEMOGRAPHICS 474 registrations from 21 countries were received for the workshop. The majority of the respondents were medical doctors (57%) followed by patient/community representatives/activists (9%), students (8%), researchers (7%), nurses (5%), pharmacists (2%) and others (13%). Most of them are specialized in infectious disease (41%). 28% of the respondents reported their attention to the meeting was drawn by word-of-mouth (referred by colleague) and 27% were attracted by the Newsletters. Most of them (32%) were motivated to attend the event by the meeting objectives and by the scientific program (31%).
PROGRAM The program included 32 invited lectures, 8 oral abstract presentations, 18 short oral poster discussions and panel discussions. 12 speakers were invited by the sponsors for the satellite sessions. Ample time was allocated for discussion. The evaluation scores of the presentations can be found on the pages 15- 23.
INTENT TO CHANGE The conference was very well received which is reflected by the evaluation results. 90% of the respondents indicated that the lectures given in this workshop have increased their knowledge of the challenges of HIV care in RLS; 87% agreed that this program is beneficial for the clinical management of their patients; 90% reported that they intend to incorporate the new information into the care of their patients. Several factors that might prevent the respondents from implementing the gained knowledge are indicated on page 24.
FUTURE An average of 91% of the respondents agreed that the meeting objectives were met. 98% of the respondents reported that they will recommend this educational event to their peers and 95% of the respondents indicated that they plan to attend this workshop next time. The Organizing Secretariat is pleased with the evaluation results of the 10th INTEREST workshop and is looking forward to an even more successful edition in 2017!
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WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION This is the evaluation report of the 10th International workshop on HIV Treatment, Pathogenesis and Prevention Research in Resource-Limited Settings, held on 3-6 May 2016 in the Hilton Hotel in Yaoundé, Cameroon. The Organizing Committee, Scientific Committee and Organizing Secretariat highly value the opinion of the participants in order to further improve the quality of the workshop. Participants were asked to complete four evaluation forms, one form on each day, to share their opinion on several subjects.
BACKGROUND The INTEREST workshop was initiated in 2007 with the objective •
To function as a platform to discuss how recent insights in HIV may translate into new intervention strategies for areas with limited resources
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To gather experts involved in HIV from different disciplines in an interactive workshop setting
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To provide a platform for presentation of the latest developments in the field
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To translate new data into treatment guidelines
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To stimulate discussion and consensus on best practice
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To give researchers a platform
FORMAT In 2016, this three and a half day African workshop consisted of plenary sessions with invited lectures by key opinion leaders, roundtable discussions, a debate, satellite symposia, oral abstract presentations and poster discussions. The setup of the workshop with ample time for Q&A, resulted in a highly interactive workshop. As in 2016, early morning sessions were held prior to the workshop program. In these sessions well-published world class scientists explained how they got started on a research career, gave advice and answered questions from aspiring junior researchers. Opportunity was given to early career investigators to meet the expert.
UNIQUE MEETING FEATURES The INTEREST workshop: •
is a unique scientific platform where clinicians and researchers from Africa and key persons from other parts of the world are brought together to present and discuss the latest developments in treatment, pathogenesis and prevention research
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offers a unique platform to discuss issues of particular relevance for the African continent. It is referred to as “The African CROI”.
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provides a forum for high-level exchange of scientific advances that will improve the prevention of HIV infection and the care of people living with HIV in Africa.
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is a critical element of strengthening the African community and forging new collaborations to advance the African medical research agenda
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gives young researchers the possibility to present their data and to communicate with colleagues and key persons in the field.
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WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION TARGET AUDIENCE •
Healthcare Professionals involved in HIV treatment and care
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Researchers
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Medical and PHD students
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Policy makers
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Activists
MEETING OBJECTIVES •
To bring together professionals in the field of infectious diseases and clinical virology in an interactive workshop setting
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To provide a platform for presentation and discussion of the latest developments in the field of antiviral drug development
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To map all current studies and results
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To translate new data to treatment guidelines
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To educate Healthcare Professionals on how to best implement current and new drugs in clinical practice
LEARNING OBJECTIVES After participating in this activity, the participants will: •
Have improved their knowledge of the most recent results in HIV treatment, pathogenesis and prevention research
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Be able to integrate the latest scientific results into daily clinical care to improve the quality of life of HIV infected individuals
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Be able to recognize the future challenges in screening, monitoring and diagnosis of HIV infected patients
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MEETING DEMOGRAPHICS NUMBER OF REGISTRATIONS 474 participants from 21 countries registered for the 10th INTEREST Workshop.
GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION The geographical distribution of registrants is as follows: 1
Benin
2
India
36
South Africa
6
Botswana
1
Italy
3
Swaziland
1
Brazil
8
Ivory Coast
2
Tanzania
1
Burkina Faso
9
Kenya
12
The Netherlands
303
Cameroon
1
Liberia
1
Turkey
1
DR Congo
1
Malawi
9
Uganda
5
France
20
Nigeria
11
Zambia
1
Gabon
1
Rwanda
9
United States of America
2
Germany
5
Senegal
9
Zambia
2
Ghana
1
Singapore
7
Zimbabwe
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Mainly employed by:
Professional Background:
Area of expertise
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Financial support for the 10th INTEREST workshop has been provided by:
PLATINUM LEVEL
GOLD LEVEL
SILVER LEVEL
SUPPORTERS LEVEL
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WORKSHOP PARTNERS
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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE CHARLES BOUCHER, MD, PHD Erasmus Medical Center, the Netherlands
PIERRE-MARIE GIRARD, MD, PHD Université Pierre et Marie Curie, France
JAMES HAKIM, MBCHB, MMEDSCI, FRCP
CATHERINE HANKINS, MD, PHD, FRCPC
University of Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe
AIGHD/LSHTM, The Netherlands /UnitedKingdom
ELLY KATABIRA, MD, FRCP
PETER KILMARX, MD, FACP, FIDSA
Makerere University, College of Health Sciences, Uganda
Fogarty International Center NIH, USA
RICHARD KOUP, MD
CHEWE LUO, MD, PHD
Vaccine Research Center, NIAID, NIH, USA
UNICEF, USA / University Teaching School, Zambia
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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE TIMOTHY MASTRO, MD, FACP, DTM&H
ANTON POZNIAK, MD, FRCP
FHI 360, USA
Imperial College London, United Kingdom
HELEN REES, MD, MA, MRCGP
ANNA LAURA ROSS, PHD
WRHI, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
National Agency for AIDS Research (ANRS), France
PAPA SALIF SOW, MD, MS
KENLY SIKWESE
Dakar University Hospital, Senegal Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, USA
African Community Advisory Board (AFROCAB), Zambia
STEFANO VELLA, MD Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Italy
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LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE ANNE-CÉCILE ZOUNGKANYI BISSEK, MD Ministry of Health, Cameroon
SAMUEL KINGUE, MD Ministry of Health, Cameroon
CHRISTOPHER KUABAN, MD Bamenda University, Cameroon
AVELIN AGHOKENG, PHD IRD, Research and Development Institute, Cameroon and France
SINATA KOULLA-SHIRO, MD Ministery of Public Health & University of Yaoundé, Cameroon
DORA MBANYA, MD University of Yaoundé, Cameroon
EITEL MPOUDI-NGOLE, MD
WALINJOM MUNA, MD
ANRS, Central Hospital Yaoundé, Cameroon
IRCB Ethical Committee, Cameroon
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LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE GODWIN W. NCHINDA, PHD
CLAUDINE NTSAMAESSOMBA, PHD
CIRCB, Cameroon
University of Yaoundé, Cameroon
CALIXTE IDA PENDA, MD
MAGLOIRE BIWOLÉ SIDA, MD
University of Douala, Cameroon
Ministry of Health, Cameroon
ISAAC TITA Community member and Activist, Cameroon
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SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Linda-Gail Bekker, MBChB, FCP, PhD �������������������� Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation, University of Cape Town, South Africa Elizabeth Bukusi, MBChB, MD, MPH, PhD ������������� Kenya Medical Research Institute, Nairobi, Kenya Frank Cobelens, MD, PhD ��������������������������������������� Amsterdam Institute for Global Health and Development, the Netherlands Guido Ferrari, MD ��������������������������������������������������� Duke University Medical Center, USA Gabriela Gomez, PhD ���������������������������������������������� Amsterdam Institute for Global Health and Development, the Netherlands Grace John-Stewart, MD, PhD ������������������������������� University of Washington, USA Andrew Kambugu, MBChB, Mmed ������������������������� Makerere University College of Health Sciences, Kampala, Uganda Saidi Kapiga, MD, MPH, ScD ����������������������������������� Mwanza Intervention Trials Unit and National Institute for Medical Research London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), Tanzania/UK Nagalingeshwaran Kumarasamy, MD �������������������� YRG Centre for AIDS Research and Education, India Angela Mushavi, MBCHB, MMED ��������������������������� Ministry of Health, Zimbabwe Mauro Schechter, MD, PhD ������������������������������������� Federal University Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Robert Schooley, MD ����������������������������������������������� University of California, San Diego, USA Coumba Touré Kane, PharmD, PhD ����������������������� Lab. de Bactériologie-Virologie CHU Le Dantec, Dakar University Senegal François Venter, MD ������������������������������������������������ RHRU, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa Robin Wood, MBChB, BMBCh ��������������������������������� Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation, the University of Cape Town, South Africa Debrework Zewdie, PhD ����������������������������������������� The World Bank, USA / Ethiopia
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PARTICIPANTS’ FEEDBACK LECTURES TUESDAY 3 MAY (Respondents: 129) Session: Antiretroviral Treatment Optimization Where Do We Stand in 2016 Andrew Hill, PhD, United Kingdom Treatment Optimization: The Advocates’ Perspective Speaker from the treatment advocacy premeeting Acquired Drug Resistance: Causes, Patterns, and Implications for SSA Coumba Touré Kane, PharmD, PhD, Senegal Round Table Discussion: Antiretroviral Treatment Optimization
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
89%
6%
5%
Relevance
78%
16%
6%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
84%
11%
5%
Relevance
71%
21%
8%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
94%
4%
2%
Relevance
89%
8%
3%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
87%
10%
3%
Relevance
84%
10%
6%
Average
Fair & Poor
Symposium: AbbVie -The Road to 2030 The satellite symposium was a valuable addition to the program
Yes
No
97%
3%
Invited Lectures - Session: Advances in Laboratory Science and Implementation Progress on viral load monitoring, laboratory quality assurance, point of care John Nkengasong, PhD, Cameroon/USA
Excellent & Good
Interesting
90%
8%
3%
Relevance
81%
14%
5%
Invited Lectures - Session: Emerging Pathogens in West-Africa: Lessons From and For HIV Lessons learnt from Ebola Vaccine Trials in Emergency Settings Godwin Enwere, MD, MSc, Switzerland/Nigeria
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Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
75%
22%
3%
Relevance
60%
28%
12%
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PARTICIPANTS’ FEEDBACK Lessons learnt from Ebola Therapeutic Trials and Survivor Cohort Studies Daouda Sissoko, MD, Guinea/France Lessons learnt About Good Participatory Practices in Prevention and Treatment Trials for HIV and for Emerging Pathogens Lillian Mutengu, Kenya Lessons learnt About the Ethics of Trial Conduct in Emergency Settings Morenike Ukpong Folayan, Nigeria Ebola to Lassa Fever: Leassons learnt Ismail Adeshina AbdusSalam, Nigeria
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
72%
22%
6%
Relevance
58%
31%
11%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
81%
12%
7%
Relevance
73%
18%
9%
Fair & Poor
Excellent & Good
Average
Interesting
81%
13%
6%
Relevance
65%
24%
11%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
74%
18%
8%
Relevance
57%
30%
13%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
86%
10%
4%
Relevance
83%
13%
4%
Invited Lectures - Session: Official Opening Session HIV in Cameroon Elat Mfetam Jean Bosco, Cameroon Progress in HIV Prevention and Treatment Scale-Up in Sub-Saharan Africa Claire Mulanga, Democratic Republic of Congo/Cameroon The Joep Lange Institute / Art and Science in the HIV response Brandon O’Dell, USA/the Netherlands Alexander Kohnstamm the Netherlands
WEDNESDAY 4 MAY
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
84%
11%
5%
Relevance
83%
10%
7%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
79%
16%
5%
Interesting
(Respondents: 143)
Session: Addressing 90-90-90 Implementation Challenges on the Road to 2020 and 2030 HIV Testing Strategies: How to Reach 90% Knowledge of Serostatus (including the role of self-testing) Elizabeth Marum, USA
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Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
90%
5%
5%
Relevance
87%
8%
5%
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PARTICIPANTS’ FEEDBACK Immediate Offer of HIV Treatment: How To Deliver on the Second 90 (including Supply Chain Management and Drug Stockouts) Roselyn Toby, Cameroon Insights and Lessons Learned on Retention, Adherence, and Achieving and Maintaining Viral Suppression: The Third 90 Tsitsi Apollo, Zimbabwe
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
87%
11%
2%
Relevance
87%
11%
7%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
89%
6%
5%
Relevance
81%
12%
7%
Symposium: Janssen Therapeutics - Continuum of Care for Children and Adolescents The satellite symposium was a valuable addition to the program
Yes
No
99%
1%
Yes
No
95%
5%
Abstracts Presentation Session The abstract presentation session was a valuable addition to the program
Debate: Resolved that 90-90-90 Cannot be Attained Speakers affirming the motion: Mauro Schechter and Isaac Tita Speakers opposing the motion: Badara Samb and Kenly Sikwese
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
95%
4%
1%
Relevance
88%
9%
3%
Poster Discussions Today’s 5-minute poster discussions were a valuable addition to the program
Yes
No
93%
7%
Symposium: GSK - ViiV Healthcare: New Treatment Paradigm Shift: Putting Integrase Inhibitors in alternative 1st Line in Resource Limited Settings – the way forward The satellite symposium was a valuable addition to the program
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Yes
No
97%
3%
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PARTICIPANTS’ FEEDBACK THURSDAY 5 MAY
(Respondents: 99)
Invited Lectures - Session: HIV prevention in 2016 Sustaining progress on scale-up of voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC), including role of devices and early infant male circumcision Zebedee Mwandi, MD, Malawi Trial, post-trial, & demonstration project results for Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Elizabeth Irungu, MBChB, MPH,Kenya New evidence on oral and topical PrEP for women: rings, gels, injectables Nyaradzo Mgodi, MBChB, MMed, Zimbabwe
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
81%
17%
2%
Relevance
65%
23%
12%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
88%
10%
2%
Relevance
80%
14%
6%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
88%
8%
4%
Relevance
81%
14%
5%
Debate: Gilead: The Continent of Africa is Ready for HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PreP) Implementation The debate was a valuable addition to the program
Yes
No
98%
2%
Yes
No
97%
3%
Abstract Presentation Session The abstract presentation session was a valuable addition to the program
Prevention Tools: Implementation and Discovery Viral reservoirs and the promise of a cure Cissy Kityo, MD, Uganda Update on HIV vaccine strategies and trials: Active and passive immunization strategies Hannah Kibuuka, MD, Uganda
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90%
10%
0%
Relevance
84%
11%
5%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
95%
3%
2%
Relevance
83%
11%
6%
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PARTICIPANTS’ FEEDBACK Progress and challenges in reaching key populations Sex work in sub-Saharan Africa Isidore Traoré, MD, PhD, Burkina Faso Drug Use in sub-Saharan Africa: opp ortunities and challenges Reychad Abdool, MD, Mauritius Men who have sex with men in sub-Saharan Africa Iliassou Mfochive Njindam, MD, MPH, Cameroon Challenges in engaging key populations in HIV prevention in subSaharan Africa (Panel discussion)
Excellent & Good
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Interesting
88%
11%
1%
Relevance
76%
18%
6%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
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87%
10%
3%
Relevance
74%
19%
7%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
83%
15%
2%
Relevance
72%
18%
10%
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
91%
9%
0%
Relevance
81%
15%
4%
Poster Discussions Today’s 5-minute poster discussions were a valuable addition to the program
FRIDAY 6 MAY
Yes
No
97%
3%
(Respondents: 96)
Invited Lectures – Session: Hepatitis B and C, m-Health in HIV programmes Progress in Hepatitis B and C in sub-Saharan Africa Magloire Biwole Sida, MD, Cameroon M-Health for HIV Cees Hesp, The Netherlands
Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Interesting
88%
11%
1%
Relevance
87%
7%
6%
Excellent & Good
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91
5%
4%
Relevance
65%
30%
5%
Excellent & Good
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7%
6%
Relevance
74%
17%
9%
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Fair & Poor
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93%
5%
2%
Relevance
87%
10%
3%
Invited Lectures – Session: Global Health Strategies and Financing Global Health in the Era of Ebola and Zika Kevin de Cock, Kenya/USA HIV Leadership and Financing Strategies for Countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Debrework Zewdie, PhD, Ethiopia/USA Evaluation Report - 10th INTEREST Workshop 3 - 6 May 2016, Yaoundé, Cameroon
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PARTICIPANTS’ FEEDBACK Session: Sponsor symposium: Roche The satellite symposium was a valuable addition to the program
Yes
No
96%
4%
Poster viewing The poster viewing session was a valuable addition to the program The combination of poster viewing session and break was well programmed
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Average
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72%
22%
6%
Excellent & Good
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71%
13%
16%
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PARTICIPANTS’ FEEDBACK SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT & REMARKS Topics: •
Challenges to meet the final 90. The progress made on 90-90-90 in RLS
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Drug-drug interaction in HIV patient management
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HIV + Cancers
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Place of traditional medicine/herbs in management of HIV patients in Africa (do they affect treatment? How many patients has been found taking both herbs and ART?)
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TB/HIV coinfections
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Strategies targeting adolescents (10-19) to reduce transmission
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The problem of pre-treatment drug resistance in resource limited settings
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Tackling denial (adherence/retention) in care for sex workers especially adolescents and early adults
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Level of preparedness for new outbreaks of Ebola/Zika
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Community based focus on the management of HIV infection
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Different classes of new ARV, new available combinations
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Differentiated care for HIV+ individuals in view of the current human resource challenge
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HIV related stigma & discrimination; Impact and measures
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Implementation science research
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More data on use of DTG in TB/HIV coinfection and in pregnant women
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Practical case discussions
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Nutrition in children infected with HIV
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TB data for DTG
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Regimen simplification vs optimization of treatment
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Treatment options for dual infection in the presence of MDRTB
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Effects of coinfections in resistance to ARVs
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Harmonization of recommendations of PEC in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Manuscript writing symposia for young researchers
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The role of nutrition in adherence to ARV
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The role of genes in the transmission of Hepatitis
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PARTICIPANTS’ FEEDBACK Challenges faced by participants in daily practice: •
Lack of basic HBV, HCV drugs in Africa (sub-Saharan)
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Not enough personnel, personnel not paid but working demands a lot, authorities changing the skilled personnel to other services not involved with the management of HIV patients
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Skilled personnel are not being heard or involved in decision making
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Shortage of manpower and the refusal of some of our patients to comply/adhere to their treatment due to some cultural or religious orientation
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The lack of viral load testing for HIV positive patients
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The large patient load and inadequate HRH, loss to follow up by clients
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Cultural and structural barriers to uptake. This needs to be addressed more holistically
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Lack of collaboration between patients and managers
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Poverty and analphabetism
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Lack of means of transportation, lack of electricity, insignificant salary
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Access to recent publications and scientific journals
Suggestions: •
As the recommendation of WHO said: test and treat, talk and discuss about the management of new increasing number of resistant patients, because more patients on treatment may lead to more resistant cases
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Concrete evidence of safety and efficacy of DTG and TAF for pregnant women and TB patients
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The topics discussed were excellent and should be retaken again
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Management strategies for co-infected patients with HIV and HTLV/HepB/HepC/TB
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Pathogenesis at the end of a program
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Research on HIV cure and on HIV vaccine
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Researches on superior drugs in relation to HIV pregnant women and TB-HIV co-infected patients
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The etiological relationships between HIV/Aids and/or its treatment and other chronic communicable or noncommunicable diseases especially in the context of sub-Saharan Africa
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Utilization of DTG in infected females and children
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Evaluate the use of viral load in the patient follow up in Africa
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More debates !
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Biologists should be encouraged more to engage in this sort of forum, to speak about the diagnostic methods
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In 2017, invite the CBO (community based organization) because they play an important role in our health system
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Personnel safety regarding hepatitis infections
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More debates, very good to get audience involvement
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Extend time for poster discussions to 7 minutes
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More clarification on transition strategies from pediatric to adult HIV care
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Take questions after each presentation
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Allocate more slots for young emerging researchers/scientists from resource limited settings
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PARTICIPANTS’ FEEDBACK Remarks: •
All presenters were competent enough on the topics
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The topics were well aligned with 90-90-90 targets
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Impressed by the organization
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The debate was excellent.
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Presentations very technical, research oriented.
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Chairs should be prepared to assist speakers who need this, with slides.
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Take us to Nigeria some day
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The use of abbreviations in an open statements should be avoided.
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Daily poster view is important
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Excellent sessions !
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Very well organized and instructive forum
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Very interesting conference due to the quality of the detailed topics
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Great meeting
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Excellent atmosphere
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Great conference, great topics, excellent organization
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Formal debate session was an eye opener to challenges in achieving the 90-90-90
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Dolutegravir is not yet relevant in the African setting due to the lack of pharmacokinetic data for TB patients and pregnant women
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The workshop was rich in the exchange of experience and information
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Very good workshop - really impressive
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Very instructive presentations
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The debate session was particularly engaging
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The scientific world has to change our approach to this epidemic. We need to go back to the roots, i.e. prevalence, creating awareness and diagnosis at the community level
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PARTICIPANTS’ FEEDBACK MEETING OBJECTIVES N=90 (Strongly) agree
Neutral
(Strongly) disagree
To function as a platform to discuss how recent insights in HIV may translate to new intervention strategies for areas with limited resources
97%
3%
0%
To gather experts involved in HIV from different disciplines in an interactive workshop setting
96%
3%
1%
To provide a podium for presentation and discussion of the latest developments in the field
96
3%
1%
To translate new data to treatment guidelines
82%
10%
8%
To give young researchers the opportunity to present their data
87%
9%
4%
INTENT TO CHANGE N=87 (Strongly) agree
Neutral
(Strongly) disagree
The lectures have increased my knowledge of the challenges of HIV care in RLS
90%
9%
1%
This program is beneficial for the clinical management of my patients
87%
13%
0%
I intend to incorporate the new information into the care of my patients
90%
8%
2%
Some of the following factors may prevent me from implementing the gained knowledge % My patient population may not be appropriate for the implementation
5%
My current office and practice systems may not accommodate the changes
29%
My patients may have trouble complying with these changes
11%
The medications/ procedures discussed may not be available for my patients
29%
These changes may be too time consuming
22%
Other reason(s)
4%
Other reasons: •
Government regulations and political war might be a factor.
•
We treat in our treatment center poor patients. So they may not have enough money.
•
We need enough funds to carry out my work.
•
Lack of media attention in TV programs.
•
Culture + stigma.
•
Lack of funding.
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PARTICIPANTS’ FEEDBACK GENERAL EVENT EXPERIENCE Excellent & Good
Average
Fair & Poor
Overall event experience
99%
1%
0%
Opportunity of networking
79%
14%
7%
Content of the workshop
92%
5%
3%
Time allocation for discussion
67%
20%
13%
Time allocation per presentation
77%
16%
7%
(Strongly) agree
Neutral
(Strongly) disagree
No commercial bias perceived
71%
24%
5%
I would recommend this event to my peers
98%
1%
1%
Plan to attend this event next time
95%
4%
1%
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“Great conference, great topics, excellent organization”
“Very good workshop - really impressive”
MEETING METRICS My attention was drawn to this workshop by
I was influenced to attend by
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CONCLUSION The Organizers are pleased with the outcomes of the evaluation of the 10th INTEREST workshop. The INTEREST workshop aims at continuing to offer a platform to exchange the medical information and new treatment results, and to discuss these with the experts active in the different disciplines. The results of the evaluation will help the organizers not only to improve the quality of the INTEREST workshop, but on a larger scale, the level of knowledge of HIV in Sub-Saharan Africa. The large participation of French speaking delegates and their active participation in the program and Q&A rounds has encouraged the organizers to continue to offer the workshop in both English and French in 2017. The 2017 workshop is scheduled to take place in the first week of May. The location will be communicated as early as possible.
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LIST OF REGISTRANTS Name
Institute
Country
Abdal, Deudeu
Tokombéré Catholic Hospital
Cameroon
Abdool, Reychad
United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC)
Kenya
Abdus-Salam, Ismail Adeshina
Lagos State Ministry of Health
Nigeria
Abiaziem, Greg
AIDS Healthcare Foundation
Nigeria
Abondo, Grâce
District Hospital Monatélé
Cameroon
Acho, Fon Abongwa
Faculty of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences - UYI
Cameroon
Adje, Achi Hermann
Ivory Coast
Agbor, Ndip
Faculty of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, The University of Yaounde
Cameroon
Aghokeng, Avelin
IRD, Research and Development Institute
Cameroon
Ahimon, Herodias
AbbVie
Ivory Coast
Ajeh, Rogers Awoh
Research for Development International
Cameroon
Akeneck, Jerome
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Akm Monjurul, Hoque
Kwadabeka Clinic
South Africa
Akoko, Elizabeth
Regional Hospital Bamenda
Cameroon
Akono Ndi Ongbwa, Catherine
Hopital General De Douala
Cameroon
Ambani Betala, Agnès Landry
ANRS
Cameroon
Amougou Atsama, Marie
Centre Pasteur of Cameroon
Cameroon
Amougou Ngono, Marie Suzanne
ONG Presse Jeune Developpement
Cameroon
Amouna, Mathilde Pulcherie Joëlle
Regional Hospital Bertoua
Cameroon
Anaba Tipane, Steve Donald
Regional Hospital Yagoua
Cameroon
Andig Isua, Zita
Association For Community Awareness
Cameroon
Andrianarimanana, Diavolana
ANRS
Cameroon
Angaye, David
District Hospital Kousseri
Cameroon
Anguibi, Apo Marie-José Carole
GSK
Ivory Coast
Anyanwu, Prince Obinna
Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme, ECEWS
Nigeria
Archer, Jazmin
CDC - Cameroon
Cameroon
Arias, Carlos
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Asadu, Chukwuemeka Charles
National Agency for Control of AIDS
Nigeria
Asangbeh, Serra
Centre Pasteur of Cameroon
Cameroon
Atanga, Pascal Nji
University of Buea / Faculty of Health Sciences
Cameroon
Ateba Ndongo, Francis
Chantal Biya Foundation
Cameroon
Atemnkeng, Francis Njukeng
Bafoussam Regional Hospital, West Region, Cameroon.
Cameroon
Ateudjieu, Jerome
University Of Dschang
Cameroon
Awazi, Bih
Centre Hospitalier Universitaire
Cameroon
Ayacka Begoude, Marie Lucie
ONG Presse Jeune Developpement
Cameroon
Ayangma, Liliane
Hopital Militaire de Yaounde
Cameroon
Ayangwoh Embe, Linus
Association For Community Awareness
Cameroon
Azondekon, Alain
Military Teaching Hospital
Benin
Azowe, François
UPEC de Mayo Oulo
Cameroon
Badejo, Okiki-olu
Family Health International (FHI360)
Nigeria
Bakor, Albert Beteck
Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation
Cameroon
Balkissou, Dodo
Jamot Hospital
Cameroon
Ball, Scott
Toucan Events, for Gilead sponsorship 8INT
United Kingdom
Banegura, Anchilla
Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson
Uganda
Barka, Alifa
UPEC de Touboro
Cameroon
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LIST OF REGISTRANTS Name
Institute
Country
Bawe, Edwin
Regional Hospital Bamenda
Cameroon
Bayong Kyeng, Mirabelle
Ministry of Health
Cameroon
Belkaid Ayari, Yacine
GSK
Ivory Coast
Bell, Olga
ANRS
Cameroon
Beng, Arsene
Catholic University of Central Africa
Cameroon
Bigna Rim, Jean Joel
Centre Pasteur of Cameroon
Cameroon
Bilim, Joseph
CMS Université de Dschang
Cameroon
Billong, Serge Clotaire
Comité National De Lutte Contre Sida
Cameroon
Bindzi, Joseph
District Hospital Ndikinimeki
Cameroon
Bissek-Zoungkanyi, Anne-Cécile
Ministry of Health
Cameroon
Bissemou Mboyong, Jacques
Mokolo District Hospital
Cameroon
Bitouga, Bernard Aristide
Division de la Recherche opérationnel en santé
Cameroon
Bivigou Mboumba, Berthold
Centre International de Recherches Médicales de Franceville
Gabon Republic
Bodea, Luc
Society for AIDS Africa
Ghana
Boender, Tamara
Amsterdam Institute for Global Health and Development
The Netherlands
Boerma, Ragna
AIGHD Foundation
The Netherlands
Bogoshi, Mampedi
Gilead Sciences
South Africa
Bolu, Omotayo
U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Cameroon (CDC)
Cameroon
Bouba Yagay, Romeo
Chantal BIYA International Reference Centre
Cameroon
Boucher, Charles
Erasmus Medical Center
The Netherlands
Bouclon, Jean-Louis
Gilead
France
Bouloumegne, Moubitang Gustave
Ministry of Public Health
Cameroon
Boum II, Yap
Epicentre / Medecins Sans Frontières
Cameroon
Brijkumar, Jaysingh
Khan Hospital Chatsworth
South Africa
Brown, Jonathan
Abbvie
South Africa
Buh, Amos Wung
University of Buea / Faculty of Health Sciences
Cameroon
Bwalya, Modester
Churches Health Association of Zambia
Zambia
Carty, Craig
The Relevance Network
South Africa
Mayer, Magdalene
CDC - Cameroon
Cameroon
Chi, Amabo Franck
CAFETP
Cameroon
Chilolo, Edward Simon
PharmAccess international (NGO)
Tanzania
Chuente, Nadège
Bafoussam Regional Hospital, West Region, Cameroon.
Cameroon
Chukwujekwu Ezechi, Oliver
Nigerian Institute of Medical Research
Nigeria
Ciaffi, Laura
ANRS research and coordination site
Cameroon
Cisse, Aladji Alioune
GSK
Ivory Coast
Clayden, Polly
HIV i-Base
United Kingdom
Coetzee, Tinus
Event Staging for Toucan/Gilead
South Africa
Corrigan, Bethany
Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation
USA
Cyulinyama, Philomene
Rwanda
Dayang, Joseph
Délégation Régionale de la Santé Publique Maroua
Cameroon
de Chabot, Domitille
Centre Catholique de Bikop
Cameroon
de Chabot, Gonzague
Centre Catholique de Bikop
Cameroon
De Cock, Kevin
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Kenya
Dekpemou-Hawerlander, Denise
Centre Integre de Recherche Biocliniques d'Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Dia, Ndèye Méry
Gaston Berger University
Senegal
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LIST OF REGISTRANTS Name
Institute
Country
Diagne, Amadou
Gilead Sciences
USA
Diagne, Rama
Senegal
Diallo, Djibril
UNAIDS
Switzerland
Dikoume Ebele, Laetitia
Buea Regional Hospital
Cameroon
Dipoue Ngoune, Eugenie
ANRS
Cameroon
Dixit, Shashi
Mylan Laboratories Limited
India
Djamilatou, Leila
North Technical Group for Fight against AIDS
Cameroon
Djeutouo Wamba, Armel Nathan
Regional Hospital Bertoua
Cameroon
Djiyou Djeuda, Armando Blondel
University of Yaounde I
Cameroon
Djongmo, Daissala
Kaélé District Hospital
Cameroon
Dlamini, Sipho
Helen Joseph Hospital
South Africa
Dongmo Tsague, Landry
Senegal
Doua Mbele, André Frédéric
Centre Médical d'Arrondissement de Lainde
Cameroon
Dounla, Adèle
District Hospital Monatélé
Cameroon
Ebambou, Ngasse Judith
University of Buea
Cameroon
Eboumbou, Else Carole
University of Douala
Cameroon
Edimo, Serge Valery
Comité National De Lutte Contre Sida
Cameroon
Egbe, Eta-nkongno
UPEC de Poli
Cameroon
Eholie, Serge Paul
University of Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Elad, Odile Etoki
ANRS
Cameroon
Elah, Clovis
University of Buea
Cameroon
Elat Nfetam, Jean-Bosco
Comite National de Lutte contre le SIDA
Cameroon
Elembe, Ernestine Charlotte
ONG Presse Jeune Developpement
Cameroon
Elimbi Ngonde, L. Patrick
District Hospital Ayos
Cameroon
Elimby Ngande, Lionel
District Hospital Ayos
Cameroon
Ello, Nogbou Frédéric
CHU Treichville Hospital
Ivory Coast
Eloundou, Dieudonné
District Hospital Sa'a
Cameroon
Enama Mbatsogo, Bernard Armand
Hôpital Gynéco-Obstétrique et Pédiatrique de Yaoundé (HGOPY)
Cameroon
Enegela, Joseph Elaikwu
Nigeria
Enguene Menanga, André Paul
District Hospital Mbang
Cameroon
Enwere, Godwin
World Health Organization
Nigeria
Essama, Odile
District Hospital Sa'a
Cameroon
Essen, Nyomudim Effiong
Gariki Specialist Hospital
Nigeria
Essian-Nyoum Songna, Rebecca
Regional Delegation of Public Health
Cameroon
Essomba Enobo, Antoine
District Hospital Akonolinga
Cameroon
Essomba, Noel Emmanuel
CNLS/GTR
Cameroon
Eteme, Alphonsine
Regional Hospital Bamenda
Cameroon
Etengeneng Alemngu, Aghendia
District Hospital Garoua-Boulai
Cameroon
Etoa, Roger
District Hospital Ngoumou
Cameroon
Etoh Ekwoneng, Estelle
The University of Douala
Cameroon
Etoke, Isabelle Ingrid
GSK
Cameroon
Evindi Abomo, Olivia Nadia
Laquintinie Hospital
Cameroon
Ewodo, Hilaire
District Hospital Mfou
Cameroon
Ferrari, Guido
Duke University Medical Center
USA
Martiale
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LIST OF REGISTRANTS Name
Institute
Country
Ferris, Danielle
UNITAID
Switzerland
Florence, Zeh Kakanou
Ministry of Public Health
Cameroon
Fodjeu, Gaspary
District Hospital Mbouda
Cameroon
Fokam, Joseph
University of Rome Tor Vergata
Italy
Fokom Defo, Victoire
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Fomekong Noulaye, Serge Romuald
GSK
Cameroon
Fon, Alain Tabe
Bamenda III sud-divisional Hospital
Cameroon
Fonkou, Appolinaire
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Fonweban, Yvonne Ngoikuh
Bamenda III sud-divisional Hospital
Cameroon
Fosso, Samuel
Centre Hospitalier Universitaire
Cameroon
Fouda Fouda, Peguy
KIDS Cameroun
Cameroon
Foudjin, Michel
District Hospital Ngog-Mapubi
Cameroon
Fouwou Njoya, Charifa
Buea Regional Hospital
Cameroon
Frambo, Andreas
Clinton Health Access Initiative
Cameroon
Galy, Adrien
Central Hospital / IRD UMI 233
Cameroon
Gaolathe, Tendani
Botwana Harvard Partnership
Botswana
Garcia, Rosario
Centre Catholique de Bikop
Cameroon
Gilbert-Jones, Holly
South Africa
Girard, Pierre-Marie
Universite Pierre et Marie Curie
France
Glaue, Finnja
T.O.M. Life Science Consulting
Germany
Goedhart, Ingrid
Virology Education
The Netherlands
Gonsu Kamga, Hortense
University of Yaounde-I
Cameroon
Gray, Glenda
Perinatal HIV Research Unit
South Africa
Guide, Mbou
Petté Hospital
Cameroon
Gutierrez, Ana
Centre Catholique de Bikop
Cameroon
Gwitirwa, Charles
Zimbabwe
Hankins, Catherine
Amsterdam Institute for Global Health and Development
The Netherlands
Hartandi-Niesen, Lena
Virology Education
The Netherlands
Hesp, Cees
Pharmaccess Foundation
The Netherlands
Hill, Andrew
University of Liverpool
United Kingdom
Hlongwane, Tandeka
TAC
South Africa
Hwouadi Eloungue, Romaric
University of Dschang
Cameroon
Ibrahima, Housseini
UPEC de Pitoa
Cameroon
Inzaule, Seth
AIGHD
The Netherlands
Irungu, Elizabeth
Partners in Health Research and Development
Kenya
Iwewe Somo, Yves
Faculty of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, The University of Yaounde
Cameroon
Izard, Suzanne
Central Hospital / IRD UMI 233
Cameroon
Jack, Christopher
South Africa
Jacobs, Shahida
Western Cape Department of Health
South Africa
Joko Fru, Yvonne
Regional Hospital Bamenda
Cameroon
Jouego, Aurelle Carole
ONG Presse Jeune Developpement
Cameroon
Kagiri Kanyatta, Anthony
Abbvie
South Africa
Kakarla, Ravibabu
Mylan Laboratories Limited
India
Kakiang, Jean
District Hospital Kolofata
Cameroon
Kambole, Charles
Abbvie
South Africa
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LIST OF REGISTRANTS Name
Institute
Country
Kampango, George
Malawi Network of People Living with HIV (MANET+)
Malawi
Kananda, Gregoire
UNICEF
Cameroon
Kanku, Tshibola Ndalambo
University of Namibia
Namibia
Kariuki, Ephantus
Aspen Pharma
South Africa
Kariuki, Njoki
South Africa
Katabira, Elly
Rakai District Local Government
Uganda
Katamoyo, Patrick
Family Health International 360
Zambia
Kembou, Etienne
WHO, UN Agency
Cameroon
Kemekong, Arnauld
District Hospital Moulvoudaye
Cameroon
Kengne, Emmanuel Théophile
Hopital Regional De Garoua
Cameroon
Kenmoe, Sebastien
Centre Pasteur of Cameroon
Cameroon
Kentsa, Michel
DRSP-EST
Cameroon
Keugoung, Basile
Ministry of Public Health
Cameroon
Keumoe Fetchouang, Franck Valles
Faculté de Médecine et des Sciences Pharmaceutiques
Cameroon
Kgetse, Ivan Moses
TuTUme DHMT
Botswana
Khamofu, Hadiza
Family Health International
Nigeria
Khosa, Amanda
Abbvie
South Africa
Kibuuka, Hannah
Rakai District Local Government
Uganda
Killingo, Bactrin
WorldCAB
USA
Kilmarx, Peter
NIH
USA
Kingue, Samuel
Ministry of Health
Cameroon
Kingue, Thompson
Regional Hospital Bamenda
Cameroon
Kob Same, David Anouar
Comité National De Lutte Contre Sida
Cameroon
Kohnstamm, Alexander
PharmAccess Foundation
The Netherlands
Koki Ndombo, Paul
University of Yaounde-I
Cameroon
Kouadio, Sylvie Clemence
Office of Dabou Health
Ivory Coast
Kouame Yao, Hubert
CHU Treichville
Ivory Coast
Kouanfack, Charles
Cameroon
Kouekam Tambou, Bleriot Levis
District Hospital Madingring
Cameroon
Koulla-Shiro, Sinata
Ministry of Health
Cameroon
Kroeze, Stefanie
Amsterdam Institute for Global Health and Development
The Netherlands
Kuaban, Christopher
Bamenda Universitycam
Cameroon
Kuate Kuate, Albert
Jamot Hospital
Cameroon
Kuate, Liliane
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Kubayi, Norman
Tshwane District Hospital
South Africa
Kuete, Emmanuel
Hôpital de district de Malantouen
Cameroon
Kujinga, Tapiwanashe
Pan-African Treatment Access Movement
Zimbabwe
Kumboneki, Lamboly
Government Of Botswana
Botswana
Kwah, Esther Keikwi
st. Francis Nursing institute
Cameroon
Lacmago Kamta, Arnaud Cédric
District Hospital Mfou
Cameroon
Laswai, Olympia
TUNAJALI II HIV/AIDS Program
Tanzania
Le Gac, Sylvie
ANRS
Cameroon
Lem, Serra
ANRS
Cameroon
Letsatsi, Virginia
Botswana HIV Clinicians Society
Botswana
Letsatsi-Modise, Virginia
Princess Marina Hospital
Botswana
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LIST OF REGISTRANTS Name
Institute
Country
Lowane, Jessica
Bara Hospital Soweto
South Africa
Lukiana, Tuna
ViivHealthcare
France
Luma, Henry
Hopital General De Douala
Cameroon
Luo, Chewe
UNICEF
USA
Lyeb, Andree Sidonie
Centre Catholique de Bikop
Cameroon
Lyonga, Esther Jose
CDC Cameroon Country Office.
Cameroon
Lyonga-Mbamyah, Emilia
Faculty of medicine and Biomedical Sciences, University of Yaounde I
Cameroon
Machadu, Goodnow
Zimbabwe
Madihlaba, Tshepiso
Abbvie
South Africa
Madileng, Boitumelo
Dr. George Mukhari Hospital
South Africa
Mafotsing Fopoussi, Amelie Olga
Institute of Infection and Global Health
United Kingdom
Mainyoure, Christelle
Hopital de district de meri
Cameroon
Mairama, Samira
ONG Presse Jeune Developpement
Cameroon
Maka, Ethe
Bogo Hospital
Cameroon
Makhanya, Phindile
South Africa
Mama, Lucien Ernest
District Hospital Ntui
Cameroon
Manirakiza Mberyo, Géraldine
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Manson, Karen
Janssen
United Kingdom
Maphalala, Gugu Pecunia
ICAP-Swaziland
Swaziland
Marum, Elizabeth
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Kenya
Masedza, Jossen
ZPCT II / FHI360
Zambia
Maseko, Skina
Ovation DMC
South Africa
Maseko, Skina
Ovation DMC
South Africa
Mashamaite, Sello
Helen Joseph Hospital
South Africa
Massale, Sylvie
ONG Presse Jeune Developpement
Cameroon
Matchein, Nathalie Yolande
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Mathebula, Daniel
TAC
South Africa
Matshaba, Mogomotsi Sandy
Baylor/Botswana Center
Botswana
Mawo, Louise Alida
Chantal Biya Foundation
Cameroon
Mbanga, Vanessa Caress T.
Faculty of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences - UYI
Cameroon
Mbanya, Dora
University of Yaounde-I
Cameroon
Mbebi Enone, Juste Patient
Faculty of sciences, University of Douala
Cameroon
Mbi, Ewi Pamel
Ministry of Public Health
Cameroon
Mbia Eloundou, Agathe Feligie
CDC - Cameroon
Cameroon
Mboke Ekoum, Eric
Ministry of Public Health
Cameroon
Mbono Samba Eloumba, Esther
ANRS
Cameroon
Gyneco Obstétrique Hospital
Cameroon
Mboui, Idrissou
District Hospital Nanga-Eboko
Cameroon
Mbouyap Épouse Mbouché, Pretty
ANRS research and coordination site
Cameroon
Mbu Eyong-Etah, T.
Regional Hospital Bamenda
Cameroon
McCullough-Sanden, Rachel
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Cameroon
Mcgill, Stephen
Stop AIDS in Liberia (SAIL)
Liberia
Astrid Mboufang Fodouop ep. Kamto, Eunice laure
Rosereine
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LIST OF REGISTRANTS Name
Institute
Country
Mekeme, Michèle
Society for AIDS Africa
Ghana
Meli, Hermine
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Meriki, Henry Dilonga
University of Buea / Faculty of Health Sciences
Cameroon
Mertenskoetter, Thomas
T.O.M. Life Science Consulting
Germany
Messakop, Yannick
District Hospital Mbalmayo
Cameroon
Metchum, Christelle Claudine
CMS Université de Dschang
Cameroon
Mfochive-Njindam, Iliassou
Cameroon
Mgodi, Nyaradzo Mavis
University of Zimbabwe-UCSF
Zimbabwe
Mintya Ndoumba, Annick
Centre Hospitalier Universitaire
Cameroon
Missinga, Cyril
Nextis Medical Center
Cameroon
Mkhondwane, Luckyboy
TAC
South Africa
Mkwanazi, Dumi
Gilead Sciences
South Africa
Mohamadou, Hassimi
District Hospital Garoua-Boulai
Cameroon
Mohammed, Perry
Janssen
United Kingdom
Mondjengue, Gaelle
Hopital de district de kribi
Cameroon
Mopa Tchuendem, Hermine Grâce
CERPLE
Cameroon
Mossiang, Léonnella
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Mossus, Tatiana
Laboratoire de recherche sur les hepatites virales et la communication en
Cameroon
santé Mougnoutou, Rose
ANRS
Cameroon
Moussa, Sadjo
District Hospital Doukoula
Cameroon
Mpondo Doualla, Christian-Michel
Centre Médical Douala
Cameroon
Mpose, Sinda
Mada Protestant Hospital
Cameroon
Mpoudi Ngole, Eitel
ANRS
Cameroon
Mpoudi Ngole, Mireille Pascale
Hopital Militaire de Yaounde
Cameroon
Mugerwa, Henry
Joint Clinical Research Centre
Uganda
Mugo, Joshua
AbbVie
Kenya
Muh, Justice ABINYUI,
Research for Development International
Cameroon
Muhumuza, Simon
Makerere University, College of Health Sciences
Uganda
Mukenyang, Loice Chepatei
Kenya
Mukudi Mukete, Etongo
Tomorrow Cameroon
Cameroon
Mulanga Tshidibi, Claire
UNAIDS Country Office
Cameroon
Mulenga, Lloyd
University Teaching Hospital
Zambia
Muluh, Ninyinda nee Fofou
Hôpital Laquintinie de Douala
Cameroon
Muna, Wali
IRCB Ethical Committee
Cameroon
Munthali, Gloria
Ministry of Health
Zambia
Murtezaoglu, Aysan
Gilead
Turkey
Musiime, Victor
Joint Clinical Research Centre
Uganda
Mustafa, Zia
United Kingdom
Muswaswa, Paulin
District Hospital Zidim
Cameroon
Mutaawe, Godfrey
Family Health International 360
Zambia
Mutasa-Apollo, Tsitsi
Ministry of Health
Zimbabwe
Mutengu, Lillian
International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI)
Kenya
Mutuluuza, Cissy Kityo
Joint Clinical Research Centre
Uganda
Mwandi, Zebedee
USAID
Malawi
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LIST OF REGISTRANTS Name
Institute
Country
Mweemba, Aggrey
University Teaching Hospital
Zambia
Mwema, Francis
FHI 360 - ZPCT II
Zambia
Namakula, Proscovia
GCOWAU
Uganda
Nana Ngongang, Ruth Joelle
Faculty of medicine and Biomedical Sciences, University of Yaounde I
Cameroon
Nansseu Njingang, Jobert Richie
Faculty of medicine and Biomedical Sciences, University of Yaounde I
Cameroon
Nasser, Abdoul
Regional Hospital Bamenda
Cameroon
Nchinda, Godwin
CIRCB
Cameroon
Ndamcheu, Girault Duvalier
ONG Presse Jeune Developpement
Cameroon
Ndedi Ello, Esther
Ministry of Public Health
Cameroon
Ndenkeh Nforbewing, Jackson Jr
Chantal BIYA International Reference Centre
Cameroon
Ndi Ongbwa, Catherine Akono
General Hospital / L'hôpital Général Douala
Cameroon
Ndi, Nahomie
CMAO Meskine
Cameroon
Ndimuangu, Nchotou Hilton
Research for Development International
Cameroon
Ndjeunga, Manuela Bertine
Hopital de district de Deido
Cameroon
Ndjoumessi, Marc
Geochim
Cameroon
Ndomo, Carine
District Hospital Soa
Cameroon
Ndongeni, Verna
Roche Products
South Africa
Ndoye Ndo, Emmanuel
District Hospital Ngoumou
Cameroon
Nduwimana, Therese
UNICEF
Cameroon
Ngabada Bilounga, Gabriel
UPEC de Pitoa
Cameroon
Nganou Makamdop, Christiane
Vaccine Research Center NIAID, NIH
USA
Ngansop, Charlotte
University of Yaounde-I
Cameroon
Ngbwa Belinga, Gabriel
District medical center Edom
Cameroon
Ngede Mponge Mahamat, Marlyse
Ministry of Public Health
Cameroon
Ngeumaleu, Macaire
District Hospital Ebebda
Cameroon
Ngo Bitanga, Pauline Pélagie
Dispensaire Maternité St Paul de Nylon
Cameroon
Ngo Malabo, Elodie Teclaire
Centre Pasteur of Cameroon
Cameroon
Ngo Mouelas, Emma Ange
hopital de district d'olembe
Cameroon
Ngo Nwind, Rose Fernande
Ecole D'aide - Soignants De Monatele
Cameroon
Ngo Sol, Marie Françoise
District Hospital Eseka
Cameroon
Ngogang Djobet, Marie Paule
University of Yaounde-I
Cameroon
Ngoma Ngoma, Bienvenu
gsk
Democratic
Krystelle
Republic of Congo Ngono, Vanessa Nancy
University of Yaounde-I
Cameroon
Ngouana, Thierry
ANRS
Cameroon
Nguemaïm Ngoufo, Flore
University of Bamenda
Cameroon
Nguwoh, Philippe Salomon
Centre Médical d'Arrondissement de Mvog-Ada
Cameroon
Nicaise, Ndembi
Institute of Human Virology Nigeria
Nigeria
Nijboer, Marloes
Amsterdam Institute for Global Health and Development
The Netherlands
Ninmou, Cathérine
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Nji, Akindeh
R4D International
Cameroon
Njiakin Noumbissie, André
GSK
Cameroon
Njom Nlend, Anne Esther
National Insurance Fund Hospital
Cameroon
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Institute
Country
Nke, Zibi
University of Yaounde-I
Cameroon
Nkengasong, John
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
USA
Nkongni Nepetsoun, Inès
Buea Regional Hospital
Cameroon
Nkoue, Nathalie
Hôpital Militaire de YAoundé
Cameroon
Nkwetngam Ndam, Mariama
Hopital de district de Deido
Cameroon
Nnadozie Ekwolugo, Ifeoma
AbbVie
Nigeria
Nouboue, Cecile
Hôpital Laquintinie de Douala
Cameroon
Nouetchognou, Julienne Stéphanie
Denis & Lenora Foretia Foundation
Cameroon
Nounkep Yanghu, Arlette Rita
District Hospital Bafia
Cameroon
Nsai, Frankline Sanyuy
University of Buea / Faculty of Health Sciences
Cameroon
Nsame Nforniwe, Denis
District Hospital Abong-Mbang
Cameroon
Ntandzi, Thierry
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Ntankeu Nanda, Olive Yolande
Nkambe District Hospital
Cameroon
Ntep Gweth, Marie
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Ntep Ngweth, Marie
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Ntsama-Essomba, Claudine
University of Yaounde-I
Cameroon
Nya Sah, Hugues Martial
UPEC de Figuil
Cameroon
Nyada, Adrielle Wilfried
ONG Presse Jeune Developpement
Cameroon
Constance
Nyatsi, Albertina
Swaziland
Nyemb, Hermine Grâce Aurelie
Hopital de district de nylon
Cameroon
Nzuobontane, Divine
Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)
Cameroon
O'Dell, Brandon
AIGHD Foundation
The Netherlands
Ojoo Achieng, Sylvia
University of Maryland Kenya
Kenya
Okomo Assoumou, Marie Claire
University of Yaounde-I
Cameroon
Okpoyo Effiong, Amana
Pro Health International
Nigeria
Okuma, James Ochieng
Institute of Human Virology Nigeria
Nigeria
Oladapo, Obatunde
PLAN Health Advocacy and Development Foundation (PLAN Foundation)
Nigeria
Oladele, Edward
Family Health International
Nigeria
Olinga, Justin Desire
ANRS research and coordination site
Cameroon
Omoigbarale, Augustine
University Of Benin Teaching Hospital
Nigeria
Ondoa, Pascale
AIGHD Foundation
The Netherlands
Ongmeb Boli, Anne
District Hospital Soa
Cameroon
Onyedinachi, Okezie
Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme, ECEWS
Nigeria
Oraka, Chinedu
FHI 360
Nigeria
Osarumense, Egharevba Johnbull
Center For Clinical Care & Clinical Research
Nigeria
Regional Hospital Maroua
Cameroon
Otohabru Babajiru, Bravo Oumoul, Sambo Ousmanou, Lyli
Cameroon
Owona, Jules
University of Douala
Cameroon
Pandya, Lara
European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership
The Netherlands
Paton, Nicholas
National University of Singapore
Singapore
Peixoto, João Pedro
Virology Education
The Netherlands
Penda, Calixte Ida
Laquintinie Hospital
Cameroon
Posthumus, Kees
Virology Education
The Netherlands
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LIST OF REGISTRANTS Name
Institute
Country
Purdy, Sheldon
Gilead Sciences
South Africa
Rakhmanina, Natella
Children's National Medical Center
USA
Rangana, Noma
TAC
South Africa
Rankgoane, Goabaone
Princess Marina Hospital
Botswana
Ross, Anna Laura
National Agency for Research on AIDS and Viral Hepatitis
France
Ryan, Scott
South Africa
Sa'a Lontsi, Sandrine
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Sachikonye, Memory
UK Community Advisory Board(UK-CAB)
United Kingdom
Sadou, Sadou
Regional Technical Group Maroua
Cameroon
Saidu, Amina
Regional Hospital Bamenda
Cameroon
Sake Ngane, Carole Stephanie
University of Yaounde 1
Cameroon
Salim, Mustafa
Association of Muslims living with HIV in Kenya
Kenya
Samb, Badara
World Health Organisation (WHO)
Switzerland
Schechter, Mauro
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Sennoga, David
Kingsway Hospital Amanzimtoti
South Africa
Serote, Portia
TAC
South Africa
Sida, Biwole
Ministry of Health
Cameroon
Sidloyi, Lulama
The Relevance Network
South Africa
Siewe Fodjo, Joseph Nelson
Hope Services Clinic and Maternity
Cameroon
Sigwili Bright, Mholongo
Afa Ithembalabuntu Clinic, KwaZulu Natal
South Africa
Sikwese, Kenly
AfroCAB
Zambia
Simnoue Nem, Daniele
Hopital Regional De Garoua
Cameroon
Simo, Leonie
Ministry of Public Health
Cameroon
Sini, Victor
Hôpital Général de Yaoundé
Cameroon
Siping Mbouopda, Gabrielle
UPEC de Lagdo
Cameroon
Smith, Wendy
Wordsmiths International Ltd.
United Kingdom
Sobngwi, Joelle
CLINTON HEALTH ACCESS INITIATIVE
Cameroon
Songo, Ancel Emmanuel
Catholic University of Central Africa
Cameroon
Sonkoue, Thierry
Roche
Cameroon
Soumane, Souleymane
TBS Health & Consulting
Senegal
Souop Djoyou, Hugues Duclair
Interpreters Cameroon
Cameroon
Stranix-Chibanda, Lynda
University of Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Stromberg, Robin
AbbVie
USA
Sullivan, Erin
Abbvie
USA
Sunjoh Grebe, Frida
Regional Hospital Bamenda
Cameroon
Taafo, Francis
Hôpital Catholique St Vincent
Cameroon
Tagnouokam Ngoupo, Paul Alain
Centre Pasteur of Cameroon
Cameroon
Takam, Daniel
District Hospital Nanga-Eboko
Cameroon
Talla Tuedjo, Sandrine
Laquintinie Hospital
Cameroon
Tallapeneni, Venkateswarlu
Kwadabeka Clinic
South Africa
Talom Yomgne, Calice
Réseau Ethique, Droits et Santé (REDS)
Cameroon
Talomg, Lynda
Regional Hospital Bamenda
Cameroon
Sissoko, Daouda
Tamoufe, Ubald Tangang, Larissa
Cameroon Central Hospital of Yaoundé
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LIST OF REGISTRANTS Name
Institute
Country
Taramusi, Isaac
National AIDS Council of Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Tchadji, Jules Colince
University of Yaounde I
Cameroon
Tchanga, Damase Roméo Joël
The University of Douala
Cameroon
Tchetmi, Thomas
UNAIDS Country Office
Cameroon
Tchomogni, Isabelle Sandra
hôpital de district de la cité verte
Cameroon
Tchouane, Serge
Geochim
Cameroon
Tchoumi, Eric
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Tchouwa, Gaëlle Francine
CREMER
Cameroon
Tchuenkam Goka, Mirabelle
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Tejiokem, Mathurin Cyrille
Centre Pasteur of Cameroon
Cameroon
Temfack, Elvis
Cameroon
Temgoua Saounde, Edith Michele
Cameroon
Temogne Lienou, Liliane
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Teno, Mirielle
Regional Hospital Bamenda
Cameroon
Tetang Ndiang, Suzie
Centre Hospitalier d'Essos
Cameroon
Tiga, Jonas
District Hospital Bourha
Cameroon
Tita, Isaac
Cameroon
Toby, Roselyne Marie Emma
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Togue Fetue, Alain
District Hospital Mora
Cameroon
Tongo, Sédrick Blondel
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Toukam, Michel
University of Yaounde-I
Cameroon
Touko Moudou, Prosper
GSK
Cameroon
Toure Kane, Coumba
Dakar University
Senegal
Traoré, Isidore
Burkina Faso
Trout, Clint
Cameroon
Tsafack Nguefack, Marcelle Aurelie
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Tsomo, Zéphirin Nicaise
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
Ukpong, Morenike Oluwatoyin
Obafemi Awolowo University
Nigeria
VaÏssamba, Emmanuel
UPEC de Tchollire
Cameroon
van Baar, Gilles
Janssen Biologics BV
The Netherlands
van Delft, Yvon
Janssen-Cilag B.V.
The Netherlands
Van der Woude, Jo-Els
Virology Education
The Netherlands
Van Schyndel, Whitney
AIGHD Foundation
The Netherlands
van Wyk, Jean
AbbVie
USA
Vella, Stefano
Istituto Superiore di Sanità
Italy
Venter, François
University of the Witwatersrand
South Africa
Vimpy-Kula, Jean-Claude
Roche Diagnostics France
France
Vingnie, Philomène
ANRS
Cameroon
Watiti, Stephen
Uganda
Wayih, Abimnui Patience
Regional Hospital Bamenda
Cameroon
Whitehouse, Deborah
ViiV Healthcare
United Kingdom
Wittkopp, Jan
Ashfield Healthcare
United Kingdom
Wung, Amos
University of Buea
Cameroon
Yaya, Souleymanou
District Hospital Batouri
Cameroon
Ymele, Berthe
Central Hospital of Yaoundé
Cameroon
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LIST OF REGISTRANTS Name
Institute
Country
Yopndoi, Charles
Ministry of Health
Cameroon
Youkouda, Koueranga
CAPR-Extrême Nord
Cameroon
Yumo, Habakkuk Azinyui
R4D International
Cameroon
Zambo, Cédric
hopital Laquintinie
Cameroon
Ze, Pierre Arsène
UPEC de Guider
Cameroon
Zewdie, Debrework
Global HIV/Aids program of the World Bank
USA
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