HIV Endgame Conference

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Unpacking stigma and building resilience

Calling for more interventions that address intersectional stigma

Carmen Logie, of the University of Toronto, reviewed the impact that different types of stigma have had on communities affected by HIV. Explaining that stigma and discrimination can be found in community …

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Strategies and interventions to manage brain impairments

Strategies for cognitive impairment: Non-pharmacological behavioural interventions

Behavioural and other non-pharmacological therapies have a potential role in managing HIV associated cognitive impairment, as Dr. Jose Muñoz-Moreno, of Spain’s Lluita contra la SIDA Foundation, outlined in this presentation.

Psychotherapeutic approaches

Cognitive …

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HAND Diagnostic Issues

HAND diagnostic issues

Dr. Robbins of Columbia University shared his perspective on HIV associated neurocognitive disorder (HAND) diagnostic issues as a clinical psychologist and clinical neuropsychologist, and discussed research on HAND screening tools.

Typically, providers see patients with concerns about …

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How can we win the Endgame?

Integrated care for people living with HIV

Dr. Claire Kendall, of the University of Ottawa, talked about the opportunities for improving HIV care in Ontario and particularly about the potential for a more integrated model of community care.

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