The BHIVA Margaret Johnson Best Oral Research 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:

O11 Diabetes and hypertensive disorders in pregnant women living with HIV in the UK and Ireland
Laurette Bukasa, Integrated Screening Outcomes Surveillance Service (ISOSS), UK

The BHIVA Ian Williams Best Poster Award

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:

TP02 Opportunities to improve opt-out blood-borne virus screening in two large London Emergency Departments
Cassandra Fairhead, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, UK

Left to right: Dr Clare van Halsema and Dr Cassandra Fairhead

The 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:

O09 “If you don’t know, how can you know?”: A qualitative investigation of HIV Pre-exposure prophylaxis knowledge and perceptions among women in England
Melissa Cabecinha, University College London, UK

The 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:

P095 Towards positive practice - people living with HIV and experiences of primary care
Joshua Wharton, George House Trust, Manchester, UK

Left to right: Dr Nicola Mackie and Joshua Wharton

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:

O06 'Not PrEPared' – Barriers to accessing PrEP in England
Adam Freedman, National AIDS Trust, UK

O07 HIV care during the SARSCOV-2 pandemic in black people with HIV in the UK
Zoe Ottaway, Kings College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, UK

O15 High-risk HPV prevalence and serostatus in women living with perinatally acquired HIV (the SHiP study)
Tamara Elliott, Imperial College London, UK

Left to right: Professor Caroline Sabin and Adam Freedman

Left to right: Professor Caroline Sabin and Dr Zoe Ottaway

BHIVA Commended Poster Presentations

16 highly commended posters from 138 poster presentations displayed.

Above: BHIVA Commended Poster Presentation Winners

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:

The hard cell: difficult diagnostics in a complex case
Meredith Moodie, North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust