| Accelerating the Impact of HIV Programming on Health Systems Strengthening |
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International AIDS Society with funding from The Rockefeller Foundation |
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Non-Commercial Satellite |
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Session Room 4 |
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18:30 - 20:30, 21.07.2009 |
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Debrework Zewdie, United States
Noerine Kaleeba, Uganda
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 Session recording provided by International AIDS Society
The expansion of HIV treatment represents the most dramatic change in health care for decades. HIV has rekindled global awareness of the role of health in human development; the global health workforce crisis; the chronic under-funding and systemic deficiencies of health systems in resource limited settings. In this context, concerns have been raised about the impact of disease-specific scale-up on other health services, and on fragile health systems. There is emerging evidence that if managed correctly, the HIV response represents a unique opportunity to expand health systems strengthening efforts. This satellite will present highlights from the 18 July pre-conference meeting including - review of results from current research; discussion of case studies on how to leverage HIV scale-up to strengthen health systems; methodologies and evaluation frameworks that can be applied; identification of a research agenda, key policy priorities and next steps in accelerating the impact of HIV programming on health systems strengthening.
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Presentations in this session:
18:30
TUSAT0701 | Background and Introduction
Presented by Debrework Zewdie, United States
| 18:35
TUSAT0702
Powerpoint | Health Economics and Financing:
Learning and Application from Current Research and Practice
Presented by Alan Whiteside, South Africa
| 18:50
TUSAT0703
Powerpoint | Service Delivery: Frameworks, Evidence and Lessons Learned for a Broader Impact
Presented by Wafaa El-Sadr, United States
| 19:05
TUSAT0704
Powerpoint | Health Workforce: Addressing Challenges, and Lessons Learned in Researching Impact of HIV scale-up in Complex Health Systems
Presented by Freddie Ssengooba, Uganda
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TUSAT0705 | Building the Evidence-Base: Research Priorities and Application of Health Systems Research Methodology to Measure Impact
Presented by Alexander Tsai, United States
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TUSAT0706 | Discussion
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TUSAT0707 | Wrap up and Closing
Presented by Noerine Kaleeba, Uganda
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| Powerpoints presentations |
| Health Economics and Financing:
Learning and Application from Current Research and Practice - Whiteside | |
| Service Delivery: Frameworks, Evidence and Lessons Learned for a Broader Impact - El-Sadr | |
| Health Workforce: Addressing Challenges, and Lessons Learned in Researching Impact of HIV scale-up in Complex Health Systems - Ssengooba | |
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