The Right Care for Victims of Violence Chairs: Séverine Caluwaerts and Reem Mussa
1 | “My mind is not like before”: Psychosocial rehabilitation of refugee victims of torture and other forms of ill-treatment in Athens - Christina Popontopoulou
2 | “What about men and boys?” Access to care and type of assault suffered among male victims of sexual violence, a multicentric study of MSF programs in seven countries in Africa - Anaïs Broban
3 | “Better dead than being mocked”: Unwanted pregnancy and abortion, an anthropological study on perceptions and attitude. Mweso, Mambasa and Lulingu, DRC 2018 - Doris Burtscher
4 | Research Initiative: Migration History Tool: An innovative way to collect information from people on the move - Juan-Carlos Cubides
SLOT 2
New and Persisting Challenges in HIV and TB Care Chairs: Daniela Belen Garone and Nathan Ford
5 | High levels of HIV-1 drug resistance pre-treatment and with first-line ART failure in Mozambique - Valentina Carnimeo
6 | Very poor short- and medium-term patient outcomes amongst critically ill patients hospitalized for HIV in Guinea, Conakry - Kassi Nanan-N’Zeth
7 | Responding to the substance use challenge in rifampicin-resistant tuberculosis: Preliminary outcomes of a primary health care substance use management model in Khayelitsha, South Africa - Laura Triviño-Duran
8 | Research Initiative: MSF KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: Bending the Curves of HIV & TB: 2011-2018 - Vinayak Bhardwaj
SLOT 3
From Operational Research to Policy and Practice Change Chairs: Olumide Ogundahunsi and Bjørn Nissen
9 | An innovative water, sanitation and hygiene toolkit to fight cholera and typhoid fever: The road to change in Harare, Zimbabwe - Danish Malik
10 | Diphtheria anti-toxin administration, outcomes, and safety in response to a diphtheria outbreak in 2018 - Nell Eisenberg
11 | “When you welcome well, you vaccinate well”: Reasons for sub-optimal vaccination coverage in urban settings in Conakry, Republic of Guinea - Julita Gil Cuesta
12 | Research Initiative: Measurement properties of an Activity Independence Measure for Trauma (AIM-T) patients in humanitarian settings - Bérangère Gohy
