SFGH Implementation Sciences Working Group
Meets monthly. Join the listserv
Lead by Elvin Geng and Adithya Cattamanchi in the UCSF Division of HIV/AIDS
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October 30 2012
Harm Reduction Services for People who Inject Drugs in Tanzania: Using Implementation Science to Guide Program Delivery. Barrot Lambdin
is Director of Implementation Science at Pangaea Global AIDS Fdn
& Professor of Global Health at U Washington. His
work has focused on identifying bottlenecks and
implementation of proven interventions for HIV prevention and treatment.
He has been involved in initiatives looking at the impact of
integrating HIV services into primary health care, health workforce
shortages, mapping patient flow through facilities and strengthening
management to support health system integration in Mozambique. Barrot
leads efforts to design and implement research activities for Pangaea and is currently leading
initiatives with several programs, including methadone and
risk reduction services for people who inject drugs in Tanzania.
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July 18 2012Dr. Lawrence W. Green,
considered by many to be one of the founders of the field of
implementation science, discussed the idea of practice-based evidence in
his talk “Designing for Dissemination and Implementation: Making
Research More Relevant & Actionable for Translation to Other
Populations and Settings
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Suggested reading
Employment & education outcomes in households of
HIV-infected adults with high CD4 counts: a community
health campaign in Uganda.
Assessment of Population-Based HIV RNA Levels in a Rural East African Setting Using a Fingerprick-Based Blood Collection Method.
Effect of "Universal ART" Recommendation on HIV RNA Levels among HIV-Infected Patients with CD4 Count >500/µl in a Public Health Setting
Leveraging rapid community-based HIV testing campaigns for non-communicable diseases in rural Uganda
Perceptions of barriers and facilitators to combination ART adherence among people living with HIV/AIDS in Gujarat, India: A qualitative study.
Leveraging rapid community-based HIV testing campaigns for non-communicable diseases in rural Uganda.
Evolving strategies, opportunistic implementation: HIV risk reduction in Tanzania in the context of an incentive-based HIV prevention intervention.
Assessment of Population-Based HIV RNA Levels in a Rural East African Setting Using a Fingerprick-Based Blood Collection Method.
Effect of "Universal ART" Recommendation on HIV RNA Levels among HIV-Infected Patients with CD4 Count >500/µl in a Public Health Setting
Leveraging rapid community-based HIV testing campaigns for non-communicable diseases in rural Uganda
Perceptions of barriers and facilitators to combination ART adherence among people living with HIV/AIDS in Gujarat, India: A qualitative study.
Leveraging rapid community-based HIV testing campaigns for non-communicable diseases in rural Uganda.
Evolving strategies, opportunistic implementation: HIV risk reduction in Tanzania in the context of an incentive-based HIV prevention intervention.
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