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PSI Presents its Work at 2006 International AIDS Conference TORONTO, Canada, August 12-18, 2006 — The world’s largest AIDS
conference provides an international, open and independent forum for
the exchange of ideas, knowledge and research which will inform HIV/AIDS
programs and strengthen prevention, treatment and care efforts worldwide. Eleven of PSI's country platforms will be represented at the conference,
nine of which will present oral or poster presentations. Below is a
list of PSI's participation: Oral Presentation: An Evaluation of a Quasi-Experimental Community Level HIV Intervention Among Out-of-School Youth in Nigeria, Godspower Omoregie, Society for Family Health, PSI/Nigeria Poster Exhibits: Promoting Condom Usage Among Brothel Based Female Sex Workers, Kenneth Oboh, Society for Family Health, PSI/Nigeria Improved Data Collection with Injecting Drug Users (IDUs): Lessons From the Field, Kim Longfield, PSI/Asia Regional Risk Behavior among IDUs and Improved Programming in Yunnan Province, China, Zhang Zhiyong, PSI/China Targeted Male Condom Social Marketing: A Community-based NGO Model
in the Dominican Republic, Rosanna Saladin, PSI/Dominican Republic Oral Presentation: Voluntary Counseling and Testing Findings From Cambodia, Kate O’Connell, PSI/Cambodia Poster Exhibits: Determinants of Condom Use among Sexually Active men with Sweethearts (SAMS) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Kate O’Connell, PSI/Cambodia Adherence Counseling Promotes High Levels of HAART Adherence and Other Positive Behavior Changes in Zimbabwe's National ART Program, Karin Hatzold, PSI/Zimbabwe An Alternate Measure of Consistent Condom Use in High-Risk Sex
Acts to Reduce Social Desirability Bias, Pritpal Marjara, PSI/India Oral Presentation: A Longitudinal Assessment of HIV/AIDS knowledge, Risk, and Behavior in Cambodia (2003-2005), Kate O’Connell, PSI/Cambodia, Poster Exhibits: Mobilizing communities for Behavior Change: a Case Study of Ashaka,
Gombe State, Nigeria, Olaronke Ladipo, Society for Family Health, PSI/Nigeria Predictors of Condom Use and Programming for Female Sex Workers, Zhang Zhiyong, PSI/China Non Marital Partnering and its Implication for HIV/AIDS Programming in Nigeria: A Spatial Analysis, Nana Dutse, Society for Family Health, PSI/Nigeria Promoting Consistent Condom and Water-Based Lubricant Use Among Transgenders, Kim Longfield, PSI/Asia Regional Availability of Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) as a Motivator for HIV testing in Kenya, Dvora Joseph, PSI/Washington Mobile Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT) for HIV to Increase Access among High Risk groups in Rwanda and India, Dvora Joseph, PSI/Washington Female Condom Programming Experiences in Asia and the Pacific, Patricia
Weisenfeld, Female Health Foundation Oral Presentation: Use of Geographic Information Systems to Improve Coverage, Access and Targeting of HIV Interventions, Farai Chieza, PSI/Zimbabwe Oral Presentation: Understanding adolescent sexuality and the need to focus on adolescents living with HIV, Salorne McDonald, PSI/Caribbean Poster Exhibits: Transiting From Students toTeachers: Tales from Out-of-School Youths in Bajoga Community, Nana Dutse, Society for Family Health, PSI/Nigeria Peer Education as an Effective Intervention Amongst Young Persons: Evidence from 26 High Risk Communities in Nigeria, Society for Family Health, PSI/Nigeria Trends in needle sharing among intravenous drug users (IDUs) in China, Thailand and Vietnam, Kim Longfield, PSI/Asia Regional Programme Sustainability: An Operation Research Trialing Two Community Level HIV Prevention Exit Strategies in Nigeria, Godspower Omoregie, Society for Family Health, PSI/Nigeria An Evaluation of a Quasi-Experimental Community Level HIV Intervention Among Transport Workers in Nigeria, Godspower Omoregie, Society for Family Health, PSI/Nigeria Safe from Harm: Pilot Test Results from a Delayed Debut Interpersonal Communciation Program Designed to Impact Parent-adolescent Communication about HIV/AIDS, Jessica Green, PSI/Washington Trust, Caution, and Consistent Condom Use with Regular Partners:
a Multicountry Evaluation of the Trusted Partner Campaign, Jessica
Green, PSI/Washington
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