Abstracts
Abstracts Accepted for ORAL Presentation and Publication
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Abstracts Accepted for ORAL Presentation
Abstracts accepted for Publication
| ID | Name of First Author (First) | Name of First Author (Last) | First Author Email Address | First Author Organization | Name of Additional Authors and Organization | Keywords | Title of Abstract |
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| 1 | Chimezie | Dimkpa | cdimkpa@kncvnigeria.org | KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation Nigeria | Mamman Bajehson, Bethrand Odume, Mustapha Tukur, Adeola Mary, Chukwu Eze, Nathan Nsenobong | #RadiationSafety, #PortableDigtalXray, #ExposureDoseLimits | RADIATION SAFETY IN PUBLIC HEALTH: ASSESSING DOSE LEVELS AMONG HEALTH WORKERS USING PORTABLE DIGITAL X-RAY FOR ROUTINE COMMUNITY ACTIVE CASE FINDING OF TUBERCULOSIS IN NIGERIA |
| 3 | Chisom | Obi-Jeff | chisom.obi@dclnigeria.com | Direct Consulting and Logistics Limited | Name of Additional Authors Cristina Garcia,2 Funmi Adewumi,1 Tobi Bamiduro,1 Winnie David,1 Alain Labrique,3 and Chizoba Wonodi2 Organization 1. Direct Consulting and Logistics Limited, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria. 2. International Vaccine Access Center, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Baltimore, MD, USA. 3. Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Baltimore, MD, USA. | Vaccination, Immunization, SMS reminder, mHealth, Adoption, Sustainability, Implementation research, Qualitative study, RE-AIM, Nigeria | Implementing SMS reminders for routine immunization in Northern Nigeria: a qualitative evaluation using the RE-AIM framework |
| 4 | Chisom | Obi-Jeff | chisom.obi@dclnigeria.com | Direct Consulting and Logistics Limited | Name of Additional Authors Abdulraheem Abdulrasheed,1 Ikechukwu Amos Okpe,1 Oluwatosin Arogundade,1 Nwamaka Ezeanya,1 Adetola Adewunmi,1 Nkasiobi Nebo, 2 and Chizoba Wonodi3,4 Name of Organization 1. Direct Consulting and Logistics Limited, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria. 2. PeachAid Medical Initiative, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria. 3. Johns Hopkins International Vaccine Access Center, JHU IVAC 4. Women Advocates for Vaccine Access, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria. | Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Internally Displaced Persons, Human-centered design, Learning Community Groups, Counselling, Service delivery, Empowerment, Sustainability, Implementation research, Mixed-methods, Nigeria | Raising IDPs’ access to SRH Services and Education in Northern Nigeria: a baseline mixed-methods assessment |
| 5 | Chisom | Ob-Jeff | chisom.obi@dclnigeria.com | Direct Consulting and Logistics Limited | Name of Additional Authors Tobi Bamiduro,1 Okpe Ikechukwu Amos,1 Funmilayo Oguntimehin,1 Abdulraheem Abdulrasheed,1 Nwamaka Ezeanya,1 Pius Angioha,1 and Chizoba Wonodi2,3 Name of Additional Authors Organization 1. Direct Consulting and Logistics Limited, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria. 2. Johns Hopkins International Vaccine Access Center, Baltimore, Maryland USA 3. Women Advocates for Vaccine Access, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria. | COVID-19 vaccination, Vaccine hesitancy, Human-centered design, Co-created messages, Community trusted messengers, Risk communication, Demand promotion, Sustainability, Implementation research, Mixed-methods, Nigeria | Targeted messaging for COVID-19 vaccine acceptance in Northern Nigeria: a baseline mixed-methods assessment |
| 6 | Enebi | Achimugu | eachimugu@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives | Olatunbosun Abolarin (APIN), Olaposi Olatoregun (PHIS3), Mikhail Obaje (APIN) Uche Okezie (APIN) | PLHIVs, Interruption in Treatment, Retention, Anti-Retroviral Therapy, Satisfaction | Patients’ Satisfaction with HIV Care Services: A Program Analysis of PLHIVs Who Interrupted Treatment and Returned to HIV Care |
| 7 | Nneka | Egbonrelu | negbonrelu@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives | None | Female sex workers (FSW), Men who have sex with men (MSM), Oral HIV self-test (HIVST), HIV and Key Population | Awareness, acceptability, and Use of Oral HIV Self-Test among Female sex workers and Men who have sex with Men in a southwestern state in Nigeria- A comparative study |
| 8 | Precious | Ilueme | pilueme@kncvnigeria.org | KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation Nigeria | University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital. | Rifapetine, Active Tuberculosis, HIV, INH | SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ISONIAZID MONOTHERAPY COMPARED WITH ISONIAZID PLUS RIFAPENTINE FOR THE PREVENTION OF ACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS IN HIV INFECTED ADULTS |
| 9 | Lawrencia | Agur | lagur@ccfng.org | Caritas Nigeria | Mabwe K., Tony-Monye I., Ezugwu T., Olayiwola O., Enejoh V., Balogun S., Effiong A., Oko J. (Caritas Nigeria) | MMD3, MMD6, Viral Suppression, PLHIV | A Comparative Analysis of Viral Suppression among People Living with HIV (PLHIV) on Multi- Month Dispensing (MMD) Categories Across CARITAS NIGERIA supported States. |
| 10 | Adijat | Suraju | asuraju@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives, Ondo Office | Oluseye Ajayi (APIN Public Health Initiatives, Abuja Office), Kelvin Ezechiedo (APIN Public Health Initiatives, Ondo Office), Olabanjo Ogunsola (APIN Public Health Initiatives, Abuja Office) | Surge Initiative (SI), HIV epidemic control, Successive HIV program implementation, Antiretroviral therapy (ART), Interruption in Treatment (IIT), Viral load suppression. | Accelerating the Wins in HIV Epidemic Control: Comprehensive ART Surge dividends for successive program implementation services in Ondo State, Nigeria. |
| 11 | Mustapha | Tukur | mtukur@kncvnigeria.org | KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation Nigeria | Bethrand Odume KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation, Nigeria Mamman Bajehson KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation, Nigeria Chimezie Dimkpa KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation, Nigeria Sani Useni KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation, Nigeria OgoAmaka ChukwuOgo KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation, Nigeria Aminu Babayi KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation, Nigeria Umar Ibrahim Aliyu Department of Public Health, Ministry of Health, Kano state | Tuberculosis HIV/AIDS Key population | TB burden among HIV key population: the missing cases in plain sight |
| 12 | Oluseye | Ajayi | oajayi@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives, Head Quarters, Abuja, Nigeria | Olabanjo Okunlola Ogunsola – APIN Public Health Initiatives, Oyo Regional Office, Nigeria Kucheli Wudiri – APIN Public Health Initiatives, Head Quarters, Abuja, Nigeria Rita Ayoka- Ikechukwu – APIN Public Health Initiatives, Head Quarters, Abuja, Nigeria Jaachi Ekere – APIN Public Health Initiatives, Benue Regional Office, Nigeria Olatunbosun Abolarin – APIN Public Health Initiatives, Head Quarters, Abuja, Nigeria | Keywords: EPIS, Fever services, Policy implementation, COVID-19 | Enabling fever service policy implementation for users benefits during COVID-19 pandemic using EPIS framework; Nigeria CARES ACT Program Experience. |
| 13 | Oluseye | Ajayi | oajayi@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives, HQ, Abuja, Nigeria | Olabanjo Okunola Ogunsola – APIN Public Health Initiatives, Oyo Regional Office, Nigeria Ifeanyichukwu Anthony Ogueji – APIN Public Health Initiatives, NEST Project, Lagos, Nigeria Olalere Olajide – APIN Public Health Initiatives, Oyo Regional Office, Nigeria Folake Adurogbola – APIN Public Health Initiatives, Oyo Regional Office, Nigeria Oluwatobi Olaniyi – APIN Public Health Initiatives, Ogun Regional Office, Nigeria Michael Ohue – APIN Public Health Initiatives, Ogun Regional Office, Nigeria Olufemi Olumeyan – APIN Public Health Initiatives, Oyo Regional Office, Nigeria Abeeblahi Olafare – APIN Public Health Initiatives, Oyo Regional Office, Nigeria Ife Owojori – APIN Public Health Initiatives, Ogun Regional Office, Nigeria | Malaria, Policy translation, Sub-national implementation fidelity | Policy implementation: A critical analysis of sub-national malaria program policy translation and transmission for improved service delivery in two South-Western states in Nigeria. |
| 14 | Victoria | Shoyombo | victoria@field.inc | Field Technology Development Partners | Fatima Alfa Abu, Michael Moreland, Justin Lorenzon Field Technology Development Partners | Digitization, data, supply chain, information management system | Digitization of national supply chain: An opportunity for programs and research sustainability |
| 15 | Peter | Abojeh | paboje@ccfng.org | Catholic Caritas Foundation of Nigeria | Odeleye R.A, Madu E.I, Agur L.M, Bassey F.A, Tony-Monye I., Enejoh V., Balogun S. T, Kuba M., Olayiwola O.O, Amana E., Oko J.O Caritas Nigeria (CCFN) | Antiretroviral drug therapy, Retention, PLHIV, lockdown, Interruption in Treatment (IIT) | A NATIONAL INTER-AGENCY COLLABORATION TO IMPROVE CLIENT RETENTION FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS (PLHIV) ON ANT-RETROVIRAL (ARV) DRUGS IN ENUGU |
| 16 | Daniel | Ukpabi | ukpabieje@yahoo.com | Benue State University | 1. Prof. Onyemocho Audu – Department of Community Medicine, College of Medicine, Federal University of Health Sciences, Otukpo, Benue State, Nigeria 2. Dr. Vivian Nguyan Shaahu – Department of Community Medicine, Federal Medical Centre Makurdi, Benue State, Nigeria 3. Dr. Grace N. Rimamnunra – Department of Epidemiology and Community Health, College of Health Sciences, Benue State University, Makurdi, Benue State, Nigeria 4. Dr. Pius Odunze – State Ministry of Health, Gombe State, Nigeria 5. Dr. Emmanuel Agogo – Resolve to Save Lives, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria 6. Dr. Terkaa Terrumun Bitto – Department of Epidemiology and Community Health, College of HEalth Sciences, Benue State University, Makurdi, Benue State, Nigeria | HIV, Young people, status disclosure, active, passive | PREVALENCE AND DETERMINANTS OF HIV STATUS DISCLOSURE AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE ON HAART IN BENUE STATE, NORTH CENTRAL NIGERIA: AN URBAN-RURAL COMPARISON |
| 18 | Ayoola | Orisawayi | aorisawayi@ihvnigeria.org | Institute of Human Virology, Nigeria (IHVN) | Ahmad Aliyu (IHVN), Temilade Sorungge (IHVN), Gbenga Kayode (IHVN), Ezekiel Ukwenga (IHVN), Ademola Oladipo (US CDC), Evaezi Okporoko (IHVN), Fati Murtala-Ibrahim (IHVN), Helen Omuh (IHVN), Dennis Onotu (US CDC), Uzoma Ene (US CDC), Ibrahim Dalhatu (US CDC), Charles Olalekan Mensah (IHVN), Nadia Sam Agudu (IHVN), Patrick Dakum (IHVN) | enhanced adherence counseling, adolescents, HIV, viral suppression | OUTCOME OF ENHANCED ADHERENCE COUNSELING AMONG ADOLESCENTS LIVING WITH HIV IN NIGERIA |
| 20 | Unique | Kumtap | mkumtap@ihvnigeria.org; oolupitan@ihvnigeria.org | INSTITUTE OF HUMAN VIROLOGY, NIGERIA | Olayemi Olupitan, Oluwaseunfumi Adefiranye, Helen Omuh, Charles Mensah, Patrick Dakum, Golden Owhonda. INSTITUTE OF HUMAN VIROLOGY, NIGERIA RIVERS STATE MINISTRY OF HEALTH | Continuity in Treatment, Durable Viral suppression, Differentiated Service Delivery, Decentralized Drug Delivery | Patient Satisfaction with Client-centric Differentiated ART Service Delivery in Rivers State |
| 21 | Ahmad | Aliyu | aaliyu@ihvnigeria.org | Institute of Human Virology, Nigeria | Ahmad Aliyu1, Ayoola Orisawayi1, Ademola Oladipo2, Temilade Sorungbe1, Kayode Gbenga1, Miriam Bathnna1, Ezekiel Ukwenga1, , Iboro Nta1, Fati Murtala-I1, Ngozi AJaero1, Evaeze Okporokwo1, Elima Jedy-Agba1, Mahesh Swaminathan2, Ibrahim Dalhatu2, Jerry Gwamna2, Chidozie Meribe2, Brittney Baack3, Charles Mensah1, Alash’le Abimiku1, Patrick Dakum1 1Institute of Human Virology, Nigeria, International Research Center of Excellence, Plot 62 Cadastral Zone COO, Abuja-FCT, Nigeria. 2Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, United States Embassy, Diplomatic Drive, Abuja-Nigeria. 3Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Monitoring Evaluation and Data Analytic Branch, Atlanta Georgia, USA | People living with HIV, Testing, Repeat, Client-initiated. | Factors Influencing Client-initiated Repeat HIV Testing among People Living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria: A Mixed-method Approach |
| 22 | Opeyemi | Adebayo | oadebayo@ihvnigeria.org | Institute of Human Virology Nigeria | Dr Victoria Adejo (Institute of Human Virology Nigeria), Tongdiyen L. Jasper (Institute of Human Virology Nigeria), Helen Omuh (Institute of Human Virology Nigeria), Charles Mensah (Institute of Human Virology Nigeria), Patrick Dakum (Institute of Human Virology Nigeria) | TB case finding, AHD, HIV | Improved TB Case Finding In People Living With HIV In Federal Capital Territory And Rivers State, Nigeria Using Determine LF_LAM |
| 23 | Opeyemi | Adebayo Opeyemi Mayowa | oadebayo@ihvnigeria.org | Institute of Human Virology Nigeria | Joy Chinke (Institute of Human Virology Nigeria), Victoria Adejo (Institute of Human Virology Nigeria), Tongdiyen L. Jasper (Institute of Human Virology Nigeria), Charles Mensah (Institute of Human Virology Nigeria), Patrick Dakum (Institute of Human Virology Nigeria), Helen Omuh (Institute of Human Virology Nigeria) | HIV, Advanced HIV Disease (AHD), CD4 Count | ADVANCED HIV DISEASE (AHD) AT ENTRY INTO HIV CARE AND INITIATION OF ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY BETWEEN OCT 2021 – JUNE 2022: FINDINGS FROM FOUR SUPPORTED STATES IN A LOW-INCOME COUNTRY |
| 24 | GOLDEN | OWHONDA | goldenowhonda@yahoo.com | Department of Public health and Disease Control Services, Rivers State Ministry of Health | Olupitan Olayemi, Mensah Charles, Dakum Patrick, Aaron Wali Ihuoma, Eze-Emiri Chidima, Edewor Ufuoma, Kumtap Unique, Nwadiuto Ifeoma, Oris-Onyiri Victor, Aaron Friday, Ogbonda Bright 1 Department of Public health and Disease Control Services, Rivers State Ministry of Health 2 Institute of Human Virology, Nigeria 3 Department of Epidemiology School of Public Health, University of Port Harcourt. 4 Rivers State University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital | Keywords: COVID-19, HIV, Tuberculosis, integrated disease control services, high-volume facilities | IMPLEMENTATION OF INTEGRATED DISEASE CONTROL SERVICES IN FIVE HIGH-VOLUME FACILITIES IN RIVERS STATE |
| 25 | Victor Abiola | Adepoju | victor.adepoju@jhpiego.org | Jhpiego Nigeria (an affiliate of John Hopkins University) | Chidinma Umebido, Zahariyya Hassan, Emmanuel Atuma, Oniyire Adetiloye | HIV Self testing, Men, HIV Testing Services | Does HIV Self testing increase HIV Testing Services among men? Demonstration from partnership between Jhpiego-led HIV Self Testing in Africa (STAR) and Reaching Impact, Saturation, and Epidemic Control (RISE) Projects in Nigeria |
| 26 | Victor Abiola | Adepoju | victor.adepoju@jhpiego.org | Jhpiego Nigeria (an affiliate of John Hopkins University) | Chidinma Umebido, Zahariyya Hassan, Tobi Ademola-Kay, Ugochinyere-Ijeoma Johnson, Femi Quaitey, Emmanuel Atuma, Oniyire Adetiloye, Ima-John Dada, Nwakaego Odinaka | Pre-exposure Prophylaxis, HIV Self Testing, Unitaid, Self testing in Africa project | Assessing the impact of integrated HIVST and Preexposure prophylaxis(PreP) screening on PreP uptake in Nigeria |
| 27 | Olanrewaju | Eniade | eniadetreasure@gmail.com | International Foundation Against Infectious Diseases in Nigeria | Sajanat O. Salinsile1, Oyebola I. Badmus1, Ibe P. Paul1, Oyesegun O. Oyerinde1 (Organization-Department of Public Health, Adeleke University, Ede Osun-State, Nigeria) | Health care access, Healthcare Coverage, COVID-19, Antenatal care, Postnatal care, Child’s health, sub-Saharan Africa | Inaccessibility to healthcare services amidst COVID-19 pandemic: Threat to Universal Health Coverage among sub-Saharan African countries |
| 28 | Ugochinyere | Johnson -Ijeoma | ugochinyere.ijeoma-johnson@jhpiego.org | JHPIEGO | Dr. Victor Abiola Adepoju | Pilot Results of secondary distribution of HIV Self-test kits among sexual partners, social networks and biological children of People Living with HIV, Rivers State, Nigeria | Pilot Results of secondary distribution of HIV Self -test kits in Rivers State , Nigeria |
| 29 | Okezie Onyedinachi | Andy Eyo | okezie4@yahoo.com | Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme (ECEWS) | Christy Laniyan, FHI360 | PrEP, Key Population, One Stop Shop, COVID-19 Lockdown | Increasing PrEP uptake among MSM and FSW through Combination of Innovative Strategies; Experience from One Stop Shops in Edo (South-south zone) and Imo states (South-east zone), Nigeria. |
| 30 | Pius Nwaokoro | Kola Olatubosun | okezie4@yahoo.com | Excellence Communty Education Welfare Scheme (ECEWS | Okezie Onyedinachi, Andy Eyo, Asukwo Etuk- Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme (ECEWS) | Seamless Transition, Local Indigenous Partners, HIV/AIDS, FHI360 Epic, ECEWS ACE-5 | Achieving seamless transition of a large-scale HIV/AIDS treatment Program from international implementing partner to Local indigenous partners; lessons from FHI360 Epic to ECEWS ACE 5 transition. |
| 31 | Ugwu, Livinus | Okezie Onyedinachi | okezie4@yahoo.com | Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme(ECEWS) | Moses tingir, Andy Eyo, Uduak Akai,Lilian Okehie and Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme (ECEWS) | Community Engagement, Sustainability, Service Interruption, Key Population | Effective Community Engagement As Viable Strategy For Programme Sustainability And Reduction In Service Interruptions For Key Populations In South-South, Nigeria. |
| 32 | Okezie Onyedinachi | Christy Laniyan | okezie4@yahoo.com | Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme (ECEWS) | Grace Jimbo, Esther Essien, Andy Eyo,Ngozi Okeke,Badejo Rebecca, George Odutuga-Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme | Psychological Disorders, Key Population and their Partners, HIV/AIDS | Psychological Disorders among Members of the Key Population and their Partners Living with HIV/AIDS: Experience from South-East and South-South Nigeria |
| 33 | Desmond | Atagher | datagher@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives | Onyezue O. (APIN), Plangnan L. (APIN), Ngwoke K. (APIN), Ogunsola O. (APIN), Onwuatuelo I (APIN) | Household Economic Strengthening, Orphans and Vulnerable Children, Retention, Adherence. | Effect of Household Economic Strengthening on retention and adherence for Persons living with HIV/AIDS in an Orphans and Vulnerable Children Program in Benue State, Nigeria: The APIN Experience. |
| 37 | Owoicho | Amali | oamali@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives | K. Ngwoke, (APIN) L. Adaweh(APIN), J. Ekere,(APIN) T. Usha,(APIN) K. Pwol,(APIN) P. Jwanle,(APIN) P. Okonkwo(APIN) | Advanced HIV Disease(AHD), Cryptococcal Antigenaemia ,Electronic Medical Records,WHO Staging,Urine LF Lam,Serum Crag, | Distribution of Advanced HIV Disease and Cryptococcal antigenaemia among newly Tested HIV-Positive clients in 3 large volume Health Facilities in Makurdi LGA Benue State, Nigeria. |
| 38 | Abimbola | Philips | aphillips@cihpng.org | Centre for Integrated Health Programs (CIHP) | Obioma Azurunwa (CIHP), Victor Obagunlu (CIHP), Ajibola Abiola (CIHP), Francis Ogirima (CIHP), Ibidun Jolaoso (CIHP), Emmanuel Fatunsin (CIHP), Saude Sagir(CIHP), Adebola Adekogbe (CIHP), Collins Imarhiagbe (CIHP), Pius Christopher-Izere (CIHP), Bolanle Oyeledun (CIHP) | Group Antenatal, Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal and Child Health (RMNCH) | Improving uptake of reproductive, maternal, neonatal, and child health interventions: a quantitative evaluation of the group antenatal care implementation in Kaduna State, Nigeria |
| 41 | Sunday | Inya | inyasunday1405@gmail.com | APIN Public Health Initiatives | K. Ngwoke, C. Onyenezi, T. Usha, U. Ubong, W. Eze, M. Obaje, E, Vakkai, T. Omole, P. Jwanle, P. Okonkwo APIN Public Health Initiatives | SURGE, Viral load suppression, Viral load Coverage, Undetectable, Low Level Viremia | Retrospective Review of Viral Load Optimization in Benue State Using the Surge Platform – A Four-year Trend Analysis. |
| 44 | Oluwatobi | Olaniyi | oolaniyi@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives | Adeyinka Adeyemo, M. Ohue, Muideen Adegboyega, Oladipupo Runsewe, Ifeoluwa Owojori, Kesiena Okpobia, Funmilade Oyebade, Mary Oyeleke, Enenche Edigah, Plang Jwanle, Ifeyinwa Onwuatuelo, Jay Osi Samuels, Prosper Okonkwo | Collaboration, Sustainability and Intensified TB Case finding | Collaboration and Sustainability: A perfect match for efficient Intensified TB Case finding among PLHIV in Ogun State |
| 46 | Golibe | Ugochukwu | gugochukwu@kncvnigeria.org | KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation Nigeria | Dr. Bethrand Odume, bodume@kncvnigeria.org; +2348034518057; KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation Nigeria. Dr. Ogoamaka Chukwuogo, ochukwuogo@kncvnigeria.org; +2348033492398; KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation Nigeria. Felicitas Obiaju, obifelingo@gmail.com; +2347032091216; Imo State Tuberculosis Control Program, Owerri, Imo State. Dr. Charles Okafor, kaforcharles@yahoo.co.uk; +2348033477807; Imo State Tuberculosis Control Program, Owerri, Imo State. | Clinical Diagnosis, Tuberculosis, Chest X-ray, Decentralization. | Decentralization of Chest X-ray Services to improve Clinical Diagnosis of Tuberculosis in Imo State, Nigeria |
| 47 | OLANREWAJU | OLAYIWOLA | olayiwolalanreo@gmail.com | CARITAS NIGERIA | Mabwe Kuba, Stephen Balogun, Dorcas Magbadelo, Fabian Bassey, Oluwaseun Abe, Ifeoma Tony-Monye, Victor Enejo, Paul Marcus, Amana Effiong, John Okpanachi Oko/ CARITAS NIGERIA | Viral Load Coverage; Viral Load Suppression; Partner Status; Concordant partner, Discordant Partner | Does Partners’ HIV Status Influence Viral Load Test Uptake and Suppression of PLHIV on ART? Observation from Implementation in South- Eastern Nigeria |
| 48 | Victor | Ekeke | vekeke@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives | S. Bodunrin, C. Ibilibor, N. Emenogu, S. Wekpe, E. Osayi, J. Brown, P. Okonkwo (All from APIN Public Health Initiatives | COVID 19, Vaccination, Vaccine, AEFI, Treatment, COVID 19 Vaccination Coverage, Nigeria, uptake | Treatment of After Effects from Immunization towards improving COVID 19 Vaccine uptake: Recommendations for enhancing COVID 19 vaccination coverage in Nigeria |
| 49 | Chukwuemeka | Onyenezi | conyenezi@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives | K. Ngwoke, E. Achimugu, I. Ibeagha, F. Peter, J. Ekere, U. Okezie, P. Okonkwo – APIN Public Health Initiatives | HIV, Recency Surveillance, Recent Infections, Public Health Response, | Application of Public health Response in HIV-1 Recent infection Surveillance across 12 LGAs in Benue State: Lessons Learned |
| 50 | Jude | Nwodo | jnwodo@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiative | A. Ani , K. Ngwoke , A. Agbai, I. Okohu , P. Chima, K. Powl.,O.Amali. F. Owolagba, E. Ofuche, P. Okonkwo. | AHD, CD4, VISITECT, LF-LAM, CrAg | Improving accessibility of CD4 cell count and Identification of Advanced HIV Disease Clients through the use of VISITECT® KIT in Benue State |
| 52 | Raihanah | Ibrahim | raihanah.ibrahim@solinagroup.com | Solina Center for International Development and Research (SCIDaR) | Uchenna Igbokwe*, Muyi Aina*, Chimelu Okongwu*, Eric Aigbogun Jr* Adetola Oladimeji*, Anthony Shamang**, Joseph Onah**, Rabiu Fagge**, Jibreel Muhammad***, Maina Modu**** * – SCIDaR ** – McKing/BMGF *** – Bauchi State Primary Healthcare Development Agency *** – Borno State Primary Healthcare Development Agency | PHC integration, Assessment tool, Consolidated rating matrix, Northern Nigeria. | Findings from an assessment of PHC integration maturity matrices across six Northern Nigerian states |
| 53 | Uchenna | Igbokwe | uchenna.igbokwe@solinagroup.com | Solina Center for International Development and Research | Victor Adetimilehin, Adetola Oladimeji, Samuel Folorunsho, Ayotemide Akin-Onitolo, Fatimah Aiyelabegan, Usman Matazu, Umar Danlami, Raihanah Ibrahim, Muyi Aina | Capacity building, Routine Immunization, Northern Nigeria, System strengthening, Health outcomes, Decentralization | One LGA Approach: Implementing a focused program management intervention at a sub-regional level in Nigeria |
| 54 | COURAGE | EKEJIUBA | ekecourage1@gmail.com | CARITAS NIGERIA (CCFN) | Timbir T., Tony-Monye I., Enejoh. V, Balogun S., Mabwe K, Olayiwola O., Effiong A., Oko J. | EAC, Viral Suppression, Unsuppressed, PLHIV, Key Population | Impact of Phone Enhanced Adherence Counselling among unsuppressed Key Population in Delta State Nigeria |
| 55 | Izuchukwu | Ibeagha | izudawn@gmail.com | APIN Public Health Initiative Makurdi, Benue. | Obinna Orjichukwu1, Elizabeth,Onuh1, Anthony Ani1, Chukwuemeka Onyenezi1, Friday Peter1, Jaachi Ekere1, Kelechi Ngwoke1, Femi Owolagba1, Eke Ofuche1, Prosper Okonkwo1, Odafrenkhoa Oke2. 1-APIN Public Health Initiatives Makurdi, Benue. 2-US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | HIV, Recency, Infection, Testing, Viral load, Misclassification | Proficiency Testing for Human Immunodeficiency Virus relationship with Rapid Testing for Recent HIV Infection high reclassification. |
| 58 | Charles | Onyegbado | charlesonyegbado@yahoo.com | Caritas Nigeria | Onwuka Chima E; Oyinloye Gbeminiyi; Evoh Victoria; Bassey Fabian; Garuba Oluwaseun; Tony-Monye Ifeoma; Enejoh Victor; Kuba Mabwe, Balogun Stephen; Olayiwola Olanrewaju; Effiong Amana; Okpanachi John; Caritas Nigeria | PrEP; HIV Prevention; Adolescents; HIV; Young Persons; Young People; Prophylaxis; | The HIV infection risk of adolescents and young people who are partners of persons living with HIV in South-East Nigeria: A PrEP Uptake study |
| 59 | Anthony | Ani | aani@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives | C.E. Ifecheleobi, D. Onotu, K, M. Geri, Ngwoke, E. Ofuche, E. Owolagba, O. J. Samuels, P. Okonkwo. | Turnaround time; Sample; HIV viral load quantification | Improving sample accountability and resolution of sample transfer challenges from collecting facility to molecular testing laboratory by implementing real-time sample tracking system in Benue State. |
| 60 | Anthony | Ani | aani@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives | D. Onotu, M. Onyenike, M. Akaa, D. Peverga, N. Akinsola, K. Ngwoke, E. Ofuche, E.Owolagba, J.O. Samuels, P. Okonkwo, J. Gwaza, | Sample; Tagging; Turnaround Time | Reducing Laboratory Turnaround Time, Through the Implementation of Remote Sample Tagging in Molecular Laboratory Federal Medical Center, Makurdi, Benue State. |
| 61 | Lucy | Tembe | ltembe@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives | P. Daniel, K. Ngwoke, S. Adamu, F. Peter, C. Eze, O. Ogunsola, O. Amoo, T. Usha, P. Okonkwo – APIN Public Health Initiatives | Community-Risk Based HIV Testing Services, ART, Pediatrics, Adolescents | Community-Risk Based HIV Testing Services in Rural Setting in Benue State: Program Implementation Study |
| 62 | Victor Abiola | Adepoju | victor.adepoju@jhpiego.org | Jhpiego Nigeria (an affiliate of John Hopkins University) | Chidinma Umebido, Zahariyya Hassan, Femi Quaitey, Adetiloye Oniyire | First-time tester, HIV self testing, Self Testing in Africa | Age distribution of HIV first-time testing across four HIVST distribution Models: Unitaid-funded STAR project, Nigeria |
| 63 | Anthony | Ani | aani@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives | D. Onotu1, K. Ngwoke1, S. Olaifa1, E. Ofuche1, E.Owolagba1, J. O. Samuels1, P. Okonkwo1, C. Ochogbu2. Institutions 1.APIN Public Health Initiatives 2. Federal Medical Center, Makurdi | Remote; Sample; Logging; Turnaround time. | Remote Sample Logging; The game-changer in Reducing Viral Load Result Turn Around Time in Benue State, Nigeria. |
| 64 | Stephen | Balogun | sbalogun@ccfng.org | Catholic Caritas Foundation of Nigeria (CCFN) | Dorcas Magbadelo (CCFN), Fabian Bassey (CCFN), Oluwaseun Abe (CCFN), Iheaka Ezieme (CCFN), Chigozie Opara (CCFN), Olarewaju Jonathan (CCFN), Paul Marcus (CCFN), Olanrewaju Olayiwola (CCFN), Amana Effiong (CCFN), John Okpanachi Oko (CCFN) | Appointment compliance, Quality Improvement, Patient-centered care | Clinic appointment compliance, the key to achieving treatment continuity and durable viral suppression among patients receiving HIV treatment services in Nigeria |
| 67 | Situkeka | Ekanem | okezie@ecews.org | ECEWS | Ekele Ochedomi David, Pius Nwaokoro, Okezie Onyedinachi, Andy Eyo, Asukwo Etuk (ECEWS) | ECEWS, Learning Organization, sustainable project implementation | Nurturing a learning organization for Sustainable Public Health Programs implementation, The ECEWS Experience |
| 68 | Abimbola | Philips | aphillips@cihpng.org | Centre for Integrated Health Programs (CIHP) | Obioma Azurunwa (CIHP), Abimbola Phillips (CIHP), Emeka Kanebi (CIHP), Evelyn Urueye (CIHP), Ikeoluwa Abobarin (CIHP), Olakunle Yusuf (CIHP), Pius Christopher-Izere (CIHP), Collins Imarhiagbe (CIHP), Bolanle Oyeledun (CIHP) | Positive Deviance, Vaccination, Caregivers, Grand Challenges Explorations Round 22 | Against all odds: an implementation science protocol on using the Positive Deviance approach for increased vaccination uptake on a community-based project in two Northern Nigerian States. |
| 69 | Francis | Muoghalu | fmuoghalu@phis3project.org.ng | Public Health Information, Surveillance Solutions, and Systems (PHIS3) | Kehinde Balogun, Olaposi Olatoregun, Gibril Gomez, Ademola Oladipo, Bamidele Moyosola, Steve Job, Nnamdi Umeh, Williams Nwogbo, Tobechi Nnakwe, Uche Chinedu, Toyeeb Abdulfatai, Johnson Alonge, Oludare Onimode, Jay Samuels | Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Anti-Retroviral Therapy, Human Immunodeficiency virus, People Living with HIV, President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, interruption in treatment, Area Under Curve, Loss to follow up, National data repository. | Developing a predictive model for Interruptions in Treatment (IIT) in Nigeria. |
| 71 | Zainab | Ibrahim | zeestil@yahoo.com | Bayero University Kano/Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital | Idris Yahaya Mohammed1, Fatimah I. Tsiga-Ahmed2, Zubaida L. Farouk3, Muktar H. Aliyu. 1. Department of Chemical Pathology & Immunology, Bayero University, Kano & Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano, Nigeria. 2. Department of Community Medicine, Bayero University, Kano & Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano, Nigeria. 3. Centre for Infectious Diseases Research, Bayero University Kano & Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano, Nigeria. 4. Vanderbilt Institute for Global Health, Vanderbilt University Medical Centre, Nashville, Tennessee, United States of America | Adrenal dysfunction, HIV, Challenges, Screening, Strategies | Integrating screening for adrenal dysfunction in persons living with HIV in Nigeria. A qualitative study of challenges and strategies. |
| 72 | Steve | Job | jpam@phis3project.org.ng | Public Health Information, Surveillance Solutions and Systems (PHIS3) | Francis Muoghalu1, Olaposi Olatoregun1, Kehinde Balogun1, Gibril Gomez1, Oladipo Ademola2, Bamidele Moyosola2, Nnamdi Umeh1, Williams Nwogbo1, Tobechi Nnakwe1, Uche Chinedu1, Toyeeb Abdulfatai1, Johnson Alonge1, Oludare Onimode1, Jay Osi Samuels1 1: Public Health Information, Surveillance Solutions and Systems (PHIS3) 2: US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Abuja, Nigeria. | Integration, NigeriaMRS, Java, Python, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, HIV/AIDS, President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, interruption in treatment, EMR | Integration of Interruption in Treatment (IIT) Predictive Model to Nigeria Medical Record System (NigeriaMRS) Patient Dashboard |
| 73 | Olalere | Olajide | oolajide@apin.org.ng | APIN Public Health Initiatives | Adurogbola Folake, APIN Public Health Initiatives | PLHIV, Viral Load and Enhanced Adherence Counseling (EAC) | VIRAL LOAD SUPPRESSION AFTER ENHANCED ADHERENCE COUNSELING FOR PLHIV ACCESSING ART IN OYO STATE NIGERIA |
| 74 | Oluwaseyi | Adeyemi | oadeyemi@cccr-nigeria.org | Center for Clinical Care and Clinical Research | Aruku, C.1; Bassey, J.1; Essien, G.1; Adekoya, P.1; Olutola, A.1; Ajonye, A.1; Magaji, D2 1Center for Clinical Care and Clinical Research; 2 United States Agency for International Development/Nigeria | Children living with HIV, Access to healthcare, Persons-centred care, Stable HIV Clients | OVC Lite Model: An adaptive service delivery strategy contributes to increase service uptake and enrolment of Children Living with HIV in Cross River State, Nigeria |
| 77 | Yemisi | Kayode | ykayode@cccr-nigeria.org | Center for Clinical Care and Clinical Research, Abuja, Nigeria | Precious Aigba Odihirin; Peter Anjov; Obiageli Ikwuegbu; Ayodotun Olutola; Center for Clinical Care and Clinical Research. Oluwaseun Abe; Mary Uloko, Alfred Igba Catholic Caritas Foundation of Nigeria | Community ART, Community Pharmacy, Client-centeredness | An Evaluation of Preference for Community ART Models amongst People Living with HIV at Anti-Retroviral Treatment facilities in Imo State |
| 78 | Ishak | Lawal | endcervicalcancerng@gmail.com | End Cervical Cancer Nigeria Initiative (ECCNI) | Dr. Qudus Lawal, Specialist Teaching Hospital Irrua; Dr. Jemilu Mohd, Kebbi State Cancer control Program; Pharm Hassan Maigandi, Kebbi State Ministry of Health; Dr. Zainab Shinkafi Bagudu, Medicaid Cancer Foundation( MCF) | Cervical Cancer, low resource, Resource stratified, Sustainability, Implementation | Sustainability of cervical cancer prevention in low resource settings: Emerging Evidence from pilot intervention program in Kebbi State |
| 79 | Ejike | NWENE | ejike.ihv@gmail.com | Center for Clinical Care and Clinical Research | Odoku Justina (CCCRN) Ayodotun Olutola (CCCRN) Okolie Vivian (CCCRN) Golibe Ugochukwu (KNCV) Okafor Charles (IMSG) | TB case notification, Presumptive, private medical vendors (PMV) , private health facilities (PHF), local government area, | Evaluation of a Facility Nesting Approach to Increase Tuberculosis (TB) Case Notification in Imo State |
| 81 | Husna | Baffa | hbaffa@kncvnigeria.org | KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation Nigeria | M.Bajehson, KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation Nigeria M.Tukur, KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation Nigeria J.Bala, Department of Medical Lab Science, Bayero University, Kano U.Aliyu, Department of Public Health and Disease Control, Ministry of health Kano I.Khalil, General Hospital Wudil,Kano N.Adam,Department of Medical Lab Science, Bayero University, Kano N.Muhammad, Department of Medical Lab Science, Bayero University, Kano B.Ahmed, Department of Medical Lab Science, Bayero University, Kano A.Hassan, Department of Medical Lab Science, Bayero University, Kano SB.Harris, National Youth Service Corp AW.Baffa Infectious Disease Hospital, Kano | Hepatitis B, Inmates, Correctional Centers | Prevalence of Hepatitis B among Inmates of a Correctional Facility in Northwest Nigeria: A Case Study of Kurmawa Medium Security Correctional Center, Kano |
| 82 | Stephen | Balogun | stbalo2002@gmail.com | Catholic Caritas Foundation of Nigeria | Stephen Balogun (CCFN), Dorcas Magbadelo (CCFN), Amuta Chukwuemeka (CCFN), Fabian Bassey (CCFN), Charles Onyegbado (CCFN), Olarewaju Jonathan (CCFN), Oluwaseun Abe (CCFN), Ifeoma Tony-Monye (CCFN), Mabwe Kuba (CCFN), Victor Enejo (CCFN), Paul Marcus (CCFN), Olanrewaju Olayiwola (CCFN), Amana Effiong (CCFN), John Okpanachi Oko (CCFN) | Treatment interruption, Quality Improvement, Sustainable care | Minimizing treatment interruption and sustaining patients on HIV treatment: lessons from implementation in southern Nigeria |
| 83 | Oluwaseun | Esan | seundare2004@gmail.com | Department of Community Health, Faculty of Clinical Sciences, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria | Professor Salome Maswime; Global Surgery Division, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa. Dr. Duane Blaauw; Centre for Health Policy, School of Public Health, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa. | Organisational readiness, individual readiness, readiness for implementing change, respectful maternity care, pre-implementation research | Organisational and individual readiness for change to respectful maternity care practice and associated factors in Ibadan, Nigeria: a cross-sectional study |
| 84 | JohnBosco | Chukwuorji | johnbosco.chukwuorji@unn.edu.ng | University of Nigeria, Nsukka | JohnBosco Chika Chukwuorji1,2, Alexandra Ezeonu2, Nnamdi Ude2,3, Ijeoma Uchenna Itanyi2,4, Ejemai Eboreime5, Janice Kung6, Liz Dennett6, John Olajide Olawepo7, Theddeus Iheanacho8, Amaka G. Ogidi2, Anne F. Rositch9, Bareng Aletta Sanny Nonyane10, Judy Bass11, Tunde Masseyferguson Ojo12,13,14, Akudo Ikpeazu15, & Echezona E. Ezeanolue2,16 Author notes 1Department of Psychology, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu, Nigeria. 2Center for Translation and Implementation Research (CTAIR), College of Medicine, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu, Nigeria. 3Department of Community Medicine, University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Enugu 4Department of Community Medicine, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu, Nigeria. 5Psychiatry Department, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 6J. W. Scott Library, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 6J. W. Scott Library, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 7Department of Health Sciences, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, USA 8Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT 06519, USA 9Department of Epidemiology, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 10Department of International Health, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 11Department of Mental Health, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 12Department of Mental Health, University of Abuja, Nigeria. 13Department of Mental Health, University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada, FCT Abuja, Nigeria. 14Centre for Better Mental Health, Nigeria. 15National AIDS, Viral Hepatitis and STIs Control Programme (NASCP), Nigeria. 16Healthy Sunrise Foundation, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA | Mental health, people living with HIV, sub-Saharan Africa, task shifting. | Addressing the unmet mental health needs of people living with HIV: A scoping review of interventions in Sub-Saharan Africa |
| 86 | Ancilla | Umeobieri | ancikate2006@yahoo.com | College of Medicine University of Nigeria Ituku Ozalla | Dr. Kosisochukwu Udeogu (College of Medicine University of Nigeria Ituku-Ozalla) Dr. Juvernal Ugwu (College of Medicine University of Nigeria Ituku-Ozalla) Dr. Wisdom Udoh (College of Medicine University of Nigeria Ituku-Ozalla) Dr. Chukwuebuka Ugwu (College of Medicine University of Nigeria Ituku-Ozalla) Dr Ekenechukwu Young (College of Medicine University of Nigeria Ituku-Ozalla) | HIV/AIDS, Support groups, Barriers | Support Group Participation Among People Living with Human Immunodeficiency Virus in Tertiary Hospitals in Enugu: Benefits, Perceived Barriers, and Factors Associated with Participation |
| 87 | Peter | Agada | peter.agada@Howard.edu | Howard University Global Initiative Nigeria | Sifon Usang, Dorothy Oqua, Kenneth Agu, Onuche Omeh,Anthony Achanya(1Howard University Global Initiative Nigeria);Joseph Ashivor {Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative (AHNi)};Cajetan Obi, Kenneth Odey, Uduak Akpan, Nwaokoro Pius,Mubarak Abdulssalam, JosephbUmana, Okezie Onyedinachi, Eyo Andy{3Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme (ECEWS)};Augustine Idemudia{4Family Health International (FHI)} | Sustained viral load suppression, Hand-holding, Antiretroviral therapy, individualized-intervention, Cross River State | Improving And Sustaining Viral Load Suppression Among People Living With HIV In Cross River State, Nigeria. |
| 88 | Tongdiyen Laura | Jasper | tjasper@ihvnigeria.org | Institute of Human Virology, Nigeria | 1. Kwalgha Kwaghe, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 2. Opeyemi Adebayo, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 3. Victoria Adejo, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 4. Adebukola Aniyeloye, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 5. Lem Kwem, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 6. Atinuke Omananyi, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 7. Tolulope Olufemi, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 8. Helen Omuh, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 9. Oche Yusuf, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria. | HIV, Patient satisfaction, Quality, Healthcare services | Outcomes of Patient Satisfaction Survey Among People Living with HIV on Antiretroviral Therapy in Four States in Nigeria: Identifying Service Delivery Gaps and Improvement Strategies from Patient Perspective. |
| 93 | Ifeoma | Nevobasi | ifeomanevobasi5@gmail.com | University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital Enugu | Iloanusi Nneka | Benign prostatic hyperplasia, Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, Ultrasonography | Association between Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia and Non-alcoholic fatty Liver Disease in Enugu, Nigeria: an Ultrasonographic study. |
| 94 | Derby | Collins-Kalu | dcollinskalu@ihvnigeria.org | Institute of Human Virology Nigeria | Dr Tongdiyen Laura Jasper,Anita Okwuosah, Chukwuebuka Onwuka,Mercy Omozuafoh,Comfort OchigboOche Yusuf, Charles Mensah, Patrick Dakum, Helen Omuh Affiliations: Institute of Human Virology Nigeria. | GBV , Key population | Provider-Initiated Gender Based Violence Screening among Key Populations: A Strategy for Improving Gender Based Violence Case Identification |
| 95 | Opeyemi | Adebayo | oadebayo@ihvnigeria.org | Institute of Human Virology Nigeria | 1. Mercy Omozuafoh, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 2.Franca Akolawole Daniel, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 3. Juliet Ajav-Nyior, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 4. Daharatu Yahaya, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 5. Charles Mensah, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 6. Patrick Dakum, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria 7. Helen Omuh, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria. | Low-level Viraemia, Enhanced Adherence Counselling | ENHANCE ADHERENCE COUNSELING AND VIRAL LOAD SUPPRESSION AMONG LOW LEVEL VIREMIA CLIENTS IN NIGERIA |
| 96 | Grace | Jimbo | grace@ecews.org | ECEWS | Jimbo, Grace1., Eyo, Andy1., Onyedinachi, Okezie1., Adu, Cynthia1., Osabiku, O.1., Khamofu, Hadiza3., Aneke Chukwunonye2., Laniyan, Christiana2., Odima, Charles2., Ashivor, Joseph2., Mairiga, Felicia2., Imohi, Philip3. Onyekwelu, I.2 1Excellence Community Education of Welfare Scheme (ECEWS), Edo, Nigeria. 2Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative (AHNi), Abuja, Nigeria. 3Family Health International (FHI360) | Leadership, accountability, Key population | Total quality leadership and accountability; a key to changing the narrative in HIV Programming among Key population in Southeastern Nigeria. |
| 97 | Onyeka | Ugwu | ougwu@ahnigeria.org | AHNi/FHI360 | Christiana Laniyan1, Charles Odima2, Chukwuemeka Ekwelem2, Nnenna Chiloli2, Felicia Mairiga2, Chukwunonye Aneke2, Joseph Ashivor2, Nwosu, Stanley2 Philip Imohi1, Authors’ addresses: 1Family Health International 2Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative | Clustering, hub, spoke | REACHING MORE PREGNANT WOMEN WITH HIV TESTING SERVICES USING THE HUB AND SPOKE CLUSTERING APPROACH IN ANAMBRA STATE, NIGERIA |
| 98 | Comfort | Ochigbo | cochigbo@ihvnigeria.org | Institute of Human Virology Nigeria | Joshua Gothom, Nanna Gonji, Samuel Uruakpa, Comfort Ige, Silas Gurumdi, Danjuma Sanda, Charles Mensah, Patrick Dakum, Helen Omuh, IHVN | HIV Self-test, CQI | Improving the uptake of HIV Self-Test using CQI approaches in FCT and Nasarawa states in Nigeria |
| 99 | Alfred | Ifedigbo | Uchechukwuifedigbo@gmail.com | Centre For Clinical Care And Clinical Research | Centre For Clinical Care and Clinical Research | Dolutegravir, Suppression, Viral Load. | Evaluation of the impact of Dolutegravir based regimen on Viral Re-suppression among Children Living with HIV in Benue State. |
| 101 | Alfred | Ifedigbo | Uchechukwuifedigbo@gmail.com, aifedigbo@cccr-nigeria.org | Centre For Clinical Care and Clinical Research | Ifedigbo Alfred*, Igweike Patricia*, Michael Mary*, Oladeji Habib*, Shior Frank* Atsugh Nancy*, Abur Vivian*, Ibeagha Ekene*, Tyoshio Christopher*, Olutola Ayodotun*. Centre For Clinical Care and Clinical Research. | Drop-in Centre, Appointment Compliance | Effectiveness of Pre-Appointment Reminders on Appointment Compliance Rate among Key Populations on HIV treatment in Vandeikya Drop-in Centre. |
| 102 | Kehinde | Kuti | bolanle22@yahoo.com | 1.Staff Medical Services Department, University College Hospital, Ibadan 2.Infectious Disease Institute, College of Medicine, University of Ibadan | Aima A. Ahonkhai MD, MPH3 Bibilola Oladeji MBBS, MSc4 Sarah Zechariah BS, MSGH5 Chibueze Adirieje MPH6 Temitope Omotosho BSc, MSc2 Robert Garofalo MD, MPH5.7 Olayinka Omigbodun MBBS, MPH, FAS8 Nadia A. Sam-Agudu MD6,9 Lisa R. Hirschhorn MD, MPH5 | Implementation Research, capacity building, mentoring, HIV | iTRAIN: A virtual, embedded Implementation Research training and mentoring program for HIV clinicians and program implementers in Nigeria. |
| SUMMARY Total submitted = 102 number accepted = 76 % accepted = 74.5% ORAL presenters = GREEN (10) |