PPT-Barriers to Papanicolaou Screening among HIV-Infected Women: a cross sectional survey

Arya Payan MS BS Touro University Nevada University of Nevada School of Medicine HealthySunrise Foundation Saman S Movahedi Aaron T Hunt Dina V Patel Patricia Thomas Alireza. Despite this signi64257cant progress the number of children becoming newly infected with HIV remains unacceptably high About 240 000 210 000280 000 children became infected with HIV in 2013 The risk of a mother living with HIV passing the virus to h A . Guide for Primary . Care Providers. Updated November 2013. 1. Learning Objectives. Analyze the rationale for HIV screening recommendations . Assess clinical benefits of routine HIV screening . Formulate application and approaches for simplifying routine HIV screening in practice . Research Objective. Show direct cause & effect. Study relationships among variables for existing groups. Explain outcomes after the fact. Type of Design. True Experiment. Quasi-Experiment. Cross-Sectional. .. PRESENTERS:. MOHAMED M. NOORANY- . MBChB. V (MUSOM). MUKOYA AQUINATA (. Sr. )- . MBChB. V (MUSOM). FACILITATORS:. DR. JAMES OBONDI (Chief Orthopedic Specialist). DR. STEVE OKELLO (. MBChB. , MMED registrar- . Care Providers. Updated November 2013. 1. Learning Objectives. Analyze the rationale for HIV screening recommendations . Assess clinical benefits of routine HIV screening . Formulate application and approaches for simplifying routine HIV screening in practice . Clayton Hodges, MD. 1. ; Trevor Shelton, MD, MS. 1. ; Cyrus Bateni, MD. 2. ; Steve Henrichon, MD. 2. ; Alton Skaggs, BS. 3. ; Robert Boutin, MD. 2. ; . Richard Marder, MD. 1. ; Cassandra Lee, MD. 1. Reconciling Aging With HIV Introduction How Is the Epidemiology of HIV Changing in the Context of Aging? People Living With Diagnosed HIV, 2015 Noncommunicable Comorbidities in PLWHIV ≥ 45 Years Old Raees A. . Shaikh. 1. , Kari . A . Simonsen. 1. , . Mary Earley. 2. , . Mark . Foxall. 2. , . Cole Boyle. 1. , KM . Islam. 1. , . Heather Younger. 3. , Uriel Sandkovsky. 1. , . Elizabeth Berthold. 4. Marmara University School of Medicine. Department of Public Health. npay@marmara.edu.tr. Learning Objectives. At the end of the session the participants will be able to:. define the design of x-sectional studies,. observational. study design that involves looking at data from a population at one specific point in time. . In a cross-sectional study, investigators measure outcomes and exposures of the study subjects . : . An Observation. R Bansal. , N Gupta. Crosslay. AIDS & Wellness Centre. Pushpanjali. . Crosslay. . Hospital. Vaishali. Ghaziabad. Pushpanjali. . Crosslay. Hospital, a tertiary care hospital situated at . HIV1 and slower to progress to AIDS.. Most cases are due to type1.. Modes of transmission. 1-sexual.. 2- perinatal.. 3-parenteral(occupational and intravenous drug injection).. 4- blood transfusion.. Selemawit. Ghebrendrias. 1. , Sarah Pfeil. 1. , Sheila K. Mody. 1. , Bonnie Crouthamel. 1. , Morgen Chalmiers. 1. , . Gennifer. Kully. 1. 1. Division Of Family Planning, Department Of Obstetrics, Gynecology, And Reproductive Sciences, University Of California, San Diego. Keshab Deuba . Save the Children stationed at National Centre for AIDS and STD Control, Kathmandu, Nepal. @Deuba4k. Share your thoughts on this presentation with . #IAS2019. Objectives and Methods. S.