Date: 19–21 April 2021
Format: Digital
The Margaret Johnson Best Oral Presentation Award
High prevalence of HIV among people who experience homelessness in London: results of an innovative peer-centred outreach bloodborne virus testing service initiated, at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic
Binta Sultan, University College London
BHIVA Martin Fisher Award for Community Based Work
Oral Winner: HIV Pre-exposure Prophylaxis and Black people in England: Addressing health information inequities through a national campaign
Chamut Abebe Kifetew, Terrence Higgins Trust
Poster Winner: "For me, it is my second pandemic": Experiences of people living with HIV accessing support from Positively UK during COVID-19
Silvia Petretti, Positively UK
BHIVA Chloe Orkin Award for Work in Social Sciences
Oral Winner: "If they ask, I will tell them": Attitudes towards accessing sexual healthcare among heterosexual-identifying MSM in England
Tyrone J. Curtis, University College London
Poster Winner: Qualitative findings from Natsal-COVID: exploring difficulties and distress within established relationships during COVID-19 pandemic
Raqeul Boso Perez, Glasgow University
BHIVA Commended Oral Presentations
Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic measures on HIV consultations in England
Ammi Shah, Public Health England
The prevalence and clustering of menopausal symptoms in women living with HIV
Hajra Okhai, University College London
How to improve PrEP adherence and retention in care: insights and recommendations from the first two years in Scotland
Jennifer MacDonald, Glasgow Caledonian University
Best Oral Presentation Undergraduate Award
Re-viewing the speculum: barriers and facilitators to cervical screening in women-who-have-sex-with-women
Nazia Siddiqui, University College London
Best Poster Undergraduate Award
Managing metabolic issues: evaluation of a short term comparative implementation project introducing a dietician to an HIV service
Helen Yan, University College London Medical School
Best Poster Nurse Award
Blood borne viruses screening (BBVS) for temporarily housed rough sleepers during the Covid-19 pandemic
Abigail Smith-Hatton, Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust
Ian Williams Best Poster Award
Mortality and causes of death among HIV patients in a single centre 2017-2020
Fern Pattinson, Brighton & Sussex Medical School
STI Publishable Work Award
Sustained 97% HIV testing rate in the Emergency Department: the new gold standard
Linda Cheyenne Vaccari, Croydon Health Services NHS Trust