Date: 21 - 24 April 2015
Venue: The Brighton Centre, Brighton, UK
Presentations
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Thursday 23 April 2015
BHIVA Plenary Session 2: Managing and commissioning HIV services
Commissioning HIV services in the NHS: which model is best?
Dr James Palmer, NHS England
Too many reviews; too much monitoring
Professor Brian Angus, University of Oxford
Oral Research Presentations: Session 2 - Antiretroviral Therapy
Abstract O7: Enhanced immune reconstitution with initiation of ART at HIV-1 seroconversion (PHI)
Dr Colette Smith, University College London
Abstract O8: A Phase IV HIV PrEP study reveals limited ex vivo potency of oral Maraviroc against HIV-1
Dr Julie Fox, Guys' & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London
Abstract O9: Cerebrospinal fluid markers in long-term atazanavir/ritonavir monotherapy
Dr Francesca Ferretti, San Raffaele Scientific Institute, Milan, Italy
Abstract O10: No difference in risk of virological failure between antiretroviral treatments using co-formulated versus individual drugs: Meta-analysis of 9 randomised trials in 2,568 patients
Dr Andrew Hill, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London
Abstract O11: The impact of boosted darunavir monotherapy on neurocognitive function and quality of life: Results from a prospective randomised study
Dr Juan Tiraboschi, Guys & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London
Abstract O12: Increasing uptake and adherence to ART initiated at a CD4>350: Data from the comprehensive national cohort of people living with diagnosed HIV infection
Dr Alison Brown, Public Health England
Abstract O13: UK clinicians’ approach to ART in primary HIV infection; comparison with the BHIVA guidelines
Dr Julie Fox, Guys' & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London
Abstract O14: Effects of long-standing antiretroviral therapy on semen HIV viral load
Dr Helen Iveson, Guy's & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London
Abstract O15: Trends in transmitted drug resistance to HIV-1 in the UK since 2010
Miss Anna Tostevin, MRC Clinical Trials Unit at UCL
BHIVA Lunchtime Workshop 3 - Difficult pharmacology case presentations
Pharmacological considerations in HIV co-infected with MDR TB
Dr Derek Cocker, Royal Liverpool University Hospital
A real QT
Dr Nadia Ahmed, Central and Northwest London NHS Foundation Trust
Sex, drugs and rhabdomyolysis
Dr Subathira Dakshina, Barts Health NHS Trust, London
BHIVA Lunchtime Workshop 4 - BHIVA/UK-CAB Community Workshop: HIV-related stigma; influencing and changing attitudes
Dr Nina Pearson
Luton Clinical Commissioning Group
Mrs Fiona Wallis
Monkgate Health Centre, York
Oral Research Presentations: Session 3 - Basic Science and Co-morbidities
Abstract O16: Early antiretroviral therapy reduces HIV-1 DNA following perinatal HIV-1 infection
Dr Caroline Foster, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London
Abstract O17: Microbial translocation is associated with neuroinflammation in HIV subjects on ART
Dr Jaime Vera, Imperial College London
Abstract O18: CSF:plasma HIV-1 RNA discordance >0.5log10 is associated with raised inflammatory mediator profiles in CSF
Dr Benedict Michael, University of Liverpool
Abstract O19: Impact of rectal gonorrhoea and chlamydia on HIV viral load and inflammatory markers in the rectum; potential significance for onward transmission
Dr Olubanke Davies, Guy's & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London
Abstract O20: Treatment for hepatitis C infection in the UK Collaborative HIV Cohort (UK CHIC) study
Ms Alicia Thornton, University College London
Abstract O21: The exclusion of people living with HIV (PLWH) from clinical trials in lymphoma: prejudice or justified?
Dr Serena Venturelli, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London
Abstract O22: Initiation of anti-retrovirals in HIV/HCV-coinfected MSM: Are we too late?
Miss Sophie Jose, University College London
Abstract O23: Risk factors for acute allograft rejection in HIV-positive kidney transplant recipients
Miss Esther Gathogo, King's College London
Abstract O24: No association between vitamin D deficiency and parathyroid hormone, bone density and bone turnover in a large cohort of HIV-infected men on tenofovir
Dr Amanda Samarawickrama, Brighton and Sussex Medical School
BHIVA Audit Session
Audit of Management of Pregnancy in HIV
Dr Sonia Raffe, Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton
BHIVA Plenary Session 3: Clinical management
Update on the management of opportunistic infections
Dr Sanjay Bhagani, Royal Free Hospital, London
Vasculitis and HIV
Professor Priscilla Hsue, University of California, San Francisco, USA