Date: 20–22 April 2022
Venue: Manchester Central, Manchester, UK
The Margaret Johnson Best Oral Presentation Award
This prize was awarded to the presenter of the best oral research presentation during the conference. To be eligible for this prize the presenter had to be of junior grade (sub-consultant or equivalent).
Winner:
O7 Improving short-term mortality of people living with HIV admitted to the Intensive Care Unit: A 20-year study (2000-2019)
Dr Tanmay Kanitkar, Royal Free Hospital, UK
BHIVA Chloe Orkin Award for Best Presentation in the field of social sciences
This prize was awarded to the presenter of the best oral or poster research presentation during the conference in the field of social sciences.
Winner:
O12 Exploring frailty and frailty screening for older people living with HIV
Natalie St Clair-Sullivan, Brighton and Sussex Medical School, UK
Pictured left to right: Natalie St Clair-Sullivan, Dr Tanmay Kanitkar, Dr Laura Waters (BHIVA Chair)
BHIVA Martin Fisher Award for Best Presentation in the field of community-based work
This prize was awarded to the presenter of the best oral or poster research presentation during the conference in the field of community-based work.
Winner:
P039 Confinement: Women, HIV And Pregnancy During The Covid-19 Pandemic In The UK
Ms Fungai Murau, 4M Mentor Mothers Network CIC, UK
Pictured left to right: Angelina Namiba (collecting award on behalf of Fungai Murau), Dr Laura Waters (BHIVA Chair)
Commended Oral Presentations
Three awards were presented in recognition of the best oral research presentations during the conference. To be eligible for these prizes the presenter must be of junior grade (sub-consultant or equivalent).
Winners:
O3 Experiences of PrEP stigma and discrimination in healthcare settings in the UK among a community sample of PrEP users
Amber Newbigging-Lister, UK Health Security Agency, UK
O13 Anticholinergic medications associated with falls and frailty in people with HIV
Dr Jessica Doctor, Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital, UK
O19 HIV and mental health: improving generic NHS talking therapy services for people living with HIV in England
Calum Douglas, National AIDS Trust, UK
Pictured left to right: Jessica Doctor, Calum Douglas, Amber Newbigging-Lister, Dr Laura Waters (BHIVA Chair)
The BHIVA Ian Williams Best Poster Prize
This prize was awarded to the presenter of the best poster research presentation during the conference. To be eligible for this prize the presenter must be of junior grade (sub-consultant or equivalent).
Winner:
TP07 Has the omission of routine blood monitoring of stable patients living with HIV (PLWH) during COVID adversely affected their health?
Ms Eleanor Swift, Brighton and Sussex Medical School, UK
Pictured left to right: Ms Eleanor Swift, Dr Laura Waters (BHIVA Chair)
BHIVA Commended Poster Presentations
20 highly commended posters from 127 poster presentations displayed.
|
No. |
Title |
Name |
TP02 |
Beliefs associated with COVID-19 vaccine uptake among people of Black ethnicities living with HIV: The Necessity Concerns Framework |
Dr Shema Tariq |
TP07 |
Has the omission of routine blood monitoring of stable patients living with HIV (PLWH) during COVID adversely affected their health? |
Ms Eleanor Swift |
P009 |
Two cases of NNRTI resistance developed through planned interruption to long-acting injectable (LAI) Cabotegravir/Rilpivirine to facilitate conception |
Dr Harry Coleman |
P012 |
Real life experience of Doravirine in a large multicentre HIV service |
Dr Philip Saleh |
P013 |
Real world data of people living with HIV-2: experience of 7 London clinics |
Stephanie Tyler |
P027 |
Towards a prophylactic HIV vaccine: fine needle aspiration reveals cellular features of human lymph nodes compared with blood in the EAVI2020_01 study |
Dr Katrina Pollock |
P039 |
Confinement: Women, HIV And Pregnancy During The Covid-19 Pandemic In The UK |
Ms Fungai Murau |
P040 |
Exploring how women and birthing parents living with HIV make decisions about infant-feeding in the UK |
Bakita Kasadha |
P053 |
Impact on inflammatory and atherogenesis biomarkers with the 2-drug regimen dolutegravir plus lamivudine in treatment-experienced people with HIV-1: a systematic literature review |
Dr Myooran Sithamparanathan |
P060 |
Re-evaluation of annual cytology using HPV selfsampling to upgrade prevention (REACH UP): a feasibility study in women living with HIV in the UK |
Dr Paola Cicconi |
P074 |
Characterising late presentation amongst people living with HIV in England who were previously diagnosed abroad |
Dr James Lester |
P078 |
Regimens and outcomes for people with HIV and known hepatitis B core antibody positivity |
Alif Aziz |
P079 |
Networking for HIV/AIDS prevention: impact of social media promotion on widening access and uptake of HIV testing |
Dr Alessandro Ceccarelli |
P089 |
"The stigma being with HIV and double stigma being black": experiences and needs of racially minoritised people living with HIV |
Memory Sachikonye |
P091 |
"You are kind of left out there in a field on your own, and you have to figure it out yourself": responding to the needs of women ageing with HIV |
Juddy Otti |
P095 |
The prevalence and impact of severe hot flushes among women aged 45-60 living with HIV in England |
Hajra Okhai |
P102 |
Reduced monitoring in a stable patient pathway: Patients’ perspective and co-design |
Stephanie Tyler |
P110 |
Success of peer mentoring in supporting patients to improve virological control: a collaborative project supported by the Fast Track Cities (FTC) initiative |
Jaime Sylla |
P114 |
General population understanding and selfreported attitudes towards people living with HIV |
Katie Short |
P119 |
Quality improvement project: A review of patients with historic Didanosine (ddI) exposure to ensure assessment for liver toxicity |
Dr Harry Coleman |
Clinico-pathological case presentations
This prize was awarded to the presenter of the best case presentation as part of the BHIVA Lunchtime Clinico-pathological case presentations sessions.
Winner:
Starting from scratch
Merle Henderson, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Pictured left to right: Merle Henderson, Dr Ula Mahadeva (Co-Chair of clinico-pathological case presentations session)
BHIVA/ViiV Implementation Science Scholarship Award
Winner:
Pilot – Patient activation measure to support personalised care and pathway stratification in HIV services
Dr Daniella Chilton, Guy's & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London
Thank You
Dr Clare van Halsema (Conference Local Host) and Dr Nicola Mackie (Chair of BHIVA Conferences Subcommittee) were both thanked for their contributions towards the conference.
Pictured left to right: Dr Clare van Halsema (Conference Local Host), Dr Laura Waters (BHIVA Chair)
Pictured left to right: Dr Nicola Mackie (Chair of BHIVA Conferences Subcommittee), Dr Laura Waters (BHIVA Chair)