Time to test for HIV - Multidisciplinary conference in support of World AIDS Day - Presentations
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Date: Wednesday 1 December 2010
Venue: Royal College of Physicians, London

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Oral Presentations

Welcome and introduction

Dr Ian Williams Chair, British HIV Association (BHIVA)
Sir Richard Thompson President, Royal College of Physicians, London

 

Setting the scene

Epidemiology of HIV infection in the UK
Dr Anthony Nardone Health Protection Agency, London
 

Patient acceptability of HIV testing
Mr Gus Cairns UK Community Advisory Board
 
 

Primary Care Settings

Introduction
Dr Philippa Matthews Killick Street Health Centre, London
 

Primary care HIV screening in a high-prevalence area
Ms Ruth Hutt NHS Lewisham, London
 

A study to assess the acceptability, feasibility and cost-effectiveness of universal HIV testing with newly registering patients (aged 16–59) in primary care
Mr Stephen Nicholson NHS Brighton and Hove (on behalf of Mr Gavin Bryce NHS Brighton and Hove)
 

A cluster randomised controlled trial of HIV testing in primary care: the RHIVA2 trial
Dr Werner Leber Queen Mary, University of London
 

Summary
Dr Philippa Matthews Killick Street Health Centre, London (on behalf of Dr Ewen Stewart Lothian NHS, Edinburgh)
 

Panel Discussion


 

Hospital Settings

Current experiences from paediatrics and antenatal care
Dr Pat Tookey Institute of Child Health, London
 

HIV testing in non-traditional settings: the HINTS study
Dr Ann Sullivan Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London
 

HIV testing in acute general medical admissions must be universally offered to reduce undiagnosed HIV
Miss Nicky Perry Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust
 

Leicester Acute Medical Admissions Unit HIV testing pilot
Dr Adrian Palfreeman Leicester Royal Infirmary
 

Summary
Dr Andy Ustianowski North Manchester General Hospital
 

Panel Discussion


 

Community Settings

Developing NICE guidance on increasing the uptake on HIV testing among men who have sex with men and black Africans in England
Dr Kay Nolan National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) (on behalf of Dr Catherine Swann National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE))
 

The MSM comparative community HIV testing pilot and the African community testing (ACT) pilot
Mr Steve Worrall Positive East
 

Community HIV testing: the feasibility and acceptability of assertive outreach and community testing to reduce the late diagnosis of HIV
Mr Jason Warriner Terrence Higgins Trust

Outreach HIV testing using home sampling kits in men who have sex with men (MSM) in Sheffield: 'The Time 2 Test' pilot project
Dr Anthony Nardone Health Protection Agency (on behalf of Dr Christine Bowman Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)

Summary
Dr Yusef Azad National AIDS Trust
 

Panel Discussion


Looking Forward

The 'Halve-it' Campaign
Dr Ian Williams University College London Medical School, Ms Ruth Lowbury MedFASH
 

HIV testing and prevention strategies: the UK perspective
Dr Valerie Delpech Health Protection Agency, London
 

HIV testing and prevention strategies: the US perspective
Dr Kevin Fenton Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, USA
 

Panel Discussion


Poster Presentations

Number Abstract Title Presenting Author
P1 HIV testing in non-traditional settings: the HINTS study Dr Ann Sullivan / Dr Michael Rayment
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London
P2 HIV testing in acute general medical admissions must be universally offered to reduce undiagnosed HIV Miss Nicky Perry
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust
P3 Leicester Acute Medical Admisisons Unit HIV testing pilot Dr Adrian Palfreeman
Leicester Royal Infirmary
P4 A study to assess the acceptability, feasibility and cost-effectiveness of universal HIV testing with newly registering patients (aged 16–59) in primary care Mr Gavin Bryce
NHS Brighton and Hove
P5 Primary care HIV screening in a high prevalence area Ms Ruth Hutt
NHS Lewisham, London
P6 The MSM comparative community HIV testing pilot and the African community testing (ACT) pilot Mr Steve Worrall
Positive East
P7 Community HIV testing: the feasibility and acceptability of assertive outreach and community testing to reduce the late diagnosis of HIV Mr Jason Warriner
Terrence Higgins Trust
P8 Outreach HIV testing using home sampling kits in men who have sex with men (MSM) in Sheffield: 'The Time 2 Test' pilot project Dr Christine Bowman
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
P9 A cluster randomised controlled trial of HIV testing in primary care: the RHIVA2 trial Dr Werner Leber
Queen Marys, University of London