Wednesday 15 June 2022 - Pre-conference study day: Women and HIV
Welcome and introduction
Angelina Namiba, 4M Network of Mentor Mothers
Young women and HIV
Michelle Bockor, Positively UK
Women, HIV & sex: healthy, happy sexual relationships
Rebecca Mbewe, 4M Network of Mentor Mothers
Mama Knows Breast: Pregnancy and the importance of infant feeding choices for women living with HIV
Angelina Namiba, 4M Network of Mentor Mothers
Contraception & reproductive health
Emily Clarke, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
HIV and the menopause (medical perspective)
Emily Clarke, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation
HIV and the menopause (patient perspective)
Sophie Strachan, Sophia Forum
HIV and trans women (medical and patient perspective)
Kate Nambiar, University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust
PrEP For Women – How far have we come and what still needs to be done
Sophie Strachan, Sophia Forum
Empowering women: What works well in the consultation room
Jo Josh, British HIV Association (BHIVA) and the UK Community Advisory Board (UK-CAB)
(presented by Sophie Strachan, Sophia Forum)
Thursday 16 June 2022
Welcome address
Liz Foote, Chair, NHIVNA and Kerry Roberts, Local Host, Hywel Dda University Health Board – West Wales
NHIVNA Plenary Session One
Intentional non-adherence
Liz Foote, Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust
The role of Peer Support in addressing non-adherence
Garry Brough, Positively UK
What adherence interventions work
Michelle Croston, University of Nottingham
Trauma and adherence issues: making sense of what seems not to make sense
Sarah Rutter, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
NHIVNA Plenary Session Two
Joint working to improve the metabolic patient pathway
Linda Panton & Tracy Russell, NHS Lothian
The frailty assessment team
Justine Mellor, Manchester University Hospitals Foundation Trust
Integrated care systems
Eileen Nixon, Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust
Satellite Symposium – ViiV Healthcare
NHIVNA Oral Abstracts: Session 1
O01 Working with Complexity in Reflective Practice: Images, thoughts and feelings brought up in sessions
Nicola Williams, CHIVSS, West Sussex
O02 Remote HIV Care - A Community Nursing Approach
Jill Williams, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
O03 The impact of free formula milk provision for parents living with HIV
Anna Brewster, The Food Chain
O04 Psychological wellbeing and sleep in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)- a retrospective analysis of assessment and interventions within HIV services in the United Kingdom (UK) and Ireland, interim data
Nicola Galbraith, Gilead Sciences
Update Session: Research, education and the HIV Nursing journal supplement
HIV Nursing Journal
Liz Foote, Chair, NHIVNA
Model of HIV Nursing
Eileen Nixon
Education
John McLuskey, University of Nottingham
Research
Kirstie Salthouse, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Satellite Symposium – ViiV Healthcare
NHIVNA Plenary Session Three
Advanced care planning – end of life care
Liz Foote, Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust
NHIVNA Oral Abstracts: Session 2
O05 Recreational drug use, chemsex and antiretroviral prescribing in an HIV cohort in Brighton, UK
Zoe Adler, University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust
O07 Where Have All Our Patients Gone? A collaborative multidisciplinary team approach to Lost to Follow Up
Julie-Anne Field, Barking Hospital
O08 Widening access to HIV testing through a national home-testing offer: the success of HIV Scotland’s community-led approach
Alastair Hudson, HIV Scotland
Friday 17 June 2022
NHIVNA Case Presentation Session
The challenges and successes of multidisciplinary working during the Covid 19 pandemic
Sibusisiwe Mutambara, Sussex Community NHS Trust
Time and teamwork: the challenges of asylum destitution in people living with HIV
James Macdonald, NHS, Manchester
Satellite Symposium – Gilead Sciences
Satellite Symposium – Gilead Sciences
Stigma
Stigma in the NHS
Moses Shongwe, Barts Health NHS Trust
You will get AIDS and die’ – the devastating impact of Homophobia and HIV stigma on children of the 1980s
Nathaniel Hall, NHIVNA Patron, and Actor, Writer and HIV Activist
Growing up with HIV - the role of stigma
Katie Warburton, University of Central Lancashire, and CHIVA youth committee
2019 NHIVNA Research Award update
Using a co-creation approach to share the cancer experiences of patients living with HIV: Translating research findings into practice
Dr Emma Hainsworth, Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
Initial perceptions of HIV nurses involved in delivering a community-based intervention to improve engagement of HIV patients in care and treatment – Qualitative enquiry
Charlie Hughes, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
“Inside Out Health Project” How do male prisoners experience HIV healthcare in English prisons? An exploration of patient’s experiences and opinions
Felicity Young, Solent NHS Trust
NHIVNA invited lecture
Psychological impact of caring during the COVID-19 pandemic on HIV nurses, Phase 1 of the COCHIV Study
Matt Wills, Sheffield Hallam University, London
The impact of COVID-19 - self compassion
Michelle Croston, University of Nottingham
NHIVNA top 10 of the year
NHIVNA top 10 of the year
Christina Antoniadi, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Jill Williams, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Nathaniel Hall, NHIVNA Patron, and Actor, Writer and HIV Activist
Angelina Namiba, NHIVNA Patron and 4M Network of Mentor Mothers
