"I Am Who I Am" - Teens living with HIV

72 Pages·2015·3.7 MB·English

by  Lou Studio

HIV Satellite Symposium at 9th INTEREST WS 2015

"I Am Who I Am" - Teens living with HIV
Wednesday 6th May 2015
11:30 – 13:00
Room Jacaranda
"I Am Who I Am" - Teens living with HIV
Time Presentation Speaker
11:30–11:40 Welcome and Introduction Linda-Gail Bekker
11:40–11:50 A Teen’s Story – Living with HIV Young Person Living
with HIV
11:50–12:15 Support Strategies for Adolescents – Bahati Kasimonje
What Works? Nicola Willis
Panel Discussion Rashida Ferrand
12:15–12:35 Managing ART in Adolescents in 2nd and Tariro Makadzange
3rd Line
12:35–12:55 Integration of Services and Transition to Margie Pascoe
Adult Care
12:55–13:00 Summary and Goodbyes Linda-Gail Bekker
Housekeeping
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Disclaimer
This meeting is organised and supported by Janssen Pharmaceutical
Companies of Johnson & Johnson.
The views expressed in the slides are those of the individual faculty
members and do not necessarily reflect the views of Janssen
Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson.
The presentations may include discussions on off-label use of drugs.
“
the largest
1.8 billion
youth
generation
people are between the ages of 10 and 24 years
in human
”
history

UNFPA, 2013
Source: UN-DESA World Population Prospects 2010

Adolescent health –Lancet
• “Adolescence is a time in life that harbours
many risks and dangers, but also one that
presents great opportunities for sustained
health and wellbeing through education and
preventive efforts.
• Never before was there such a discrepancy
between sexual and psychosocial maturity.”

Sabine Kleinert, Lancet series.
Communicable
Disease causes
All cause
Early
mortality
rates/100 000
Maternal
Mid
Injury
Late
Patton G Lancet
2009
Specific Group 1
causes (meningitis, TB,
AIDS, Acute lower RTI,
maternal causes) of
death stratified by
age, region and
gender.
TB
EMR=Eastern Med region
SEAR=SE Asia Region
HIV/AIDS
WPR=Western Pacific Region
AMR=Region of the Americas
Maternal
Patton G,et al.
Lancet 2009
INDEX DOMAINS
• Citizen Participation
• Economic
Opportunity
• Education
• Health
• Information and
Communication
Technology
• Safety and security
CSIS and IYF, 2014