E-posters - Implementation science, including structural interventions, PrEP & VMMC

• 1088 • Starting and Staying on PrEP: A scoping review of strategies for supporting and improving effective use of PrEP    > J. Jessica RODRIGUES • 1100 • Decreased 3-Month Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Continuation and Adherence During COVID-19 in Hanoi, Vietnam > K. Khoa TRAN • 1124 • Building targets from the ground up: How local performance data can help reach HIV prevention goals > L. Linchiat CHANG, T. Tina CHISENGA • 1164 • Increasing the Uptake of VMMC Services among Men 15 – 49 Using Commercial Farming Platforms: Lessons learnt from Zambia > W. Winfred KHONDOWE • 1218 •   Effects of the Asibonisane Community Responses program on sexual partnerships and condom use for men and women in informal settlements in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa > S. Stephanie PSAKI • 1219 • PrEP initiation and continuation among adolescent key population in Brazil: a cascade analysis > I. Ines DOURADO • 1230 • Evaluation of doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis to reduce sexually transmitted infections in men who have sex with men and transgender women living with HIV or using HIV PrEP: the pre-COVID cohort  > R. Rodney PERKINS • 1265 • Prevalence of syphilis among adolescents’ men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender women (TGW) in Brazil > F. Fabiane Soares GOMES • 1269 • Number of training scenarios required to achieve competence in PrEP delivery for adolescents: a standardized patient actor intervention in Kenya > A. Anna LARSEN • 1331 • STI Rates in PrEP Programs: The importance of comprehensive sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services > F. Fatima RIAZ • 1383 • Effect of multi-month ARV dispensing on HIV clinic attendance at 68 Nigerian Army Reference Hospital Yaba, Lagos > N. Nkechinyere HARRISON • 1385 • Baseline demographics, coverage and first regimen choice of participants in the HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Impact trial > A. Ann SULLIVAN • 1414 • Substance use, alcohol use disorder, and depressive symptoms among young men who have sex with men and transgender women who sell sex in Thailand > H. Harry JIN • 1442 • Applying statistical control processes to characterize the variations in occurrence of adverse events in VMMC delivery in Zimbabwe > N. Newton CHAGOMA • 1455 • Immediate PrEP uptake in the COPE4YMSM cohort of young MSM and TGW who exchange sex in Bangkok and Pattaya, Thailand > S. Sandra Hsu Hnin MON • 1460 • Sexual behavior and sexually transmitted infections are increased after PrEP initation: results from a longitudial study among MSM who initiated PrEP during follow-up > L. Liza COYER • 1473 • Understanding caregivers as key to success of early infant male circumcision scale-up: characteristics and perspectives of legal adult representatives of infants enrolled in the ShangRing vs. Mogen Clamp Trial > Q. Quincy NANG • 328 • Barriers to Prescribing Pre-exposure Prophylaxis by Community-based Sexually-Transmitted-Infection-Friendly Physicians in Taiwan > I-H. Isaac Yen-Hao CHU • 418 • Null Effect of Financial Incentives or Social Media Support on PrEP Adherence in a Randomized Controlled Trial of Young Men who have Sex with Men of Colour > C. Chelsea WARE • 459 • Validating HEART: a HEAlthy Relationships Assessment Tool for PrEP Use > E. Elizabeth TOLLEY • 461 • Assessing the use of surveillance data to estimate reductions in HIV incidence achieved by combination HIV prevention programs: a mathematical modelling study > K. Kate MITCHELL • 469 • HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Uptake Among Alcohol Users in Rural South Africa > M. Megan GRAMMATICO • 544 • The incremental cost of oral pre-exposure prophylaxis adherence monitoring and dose reminders for young women > K. Kathryn PEEBLES • 568 • Understanding the Characteristics of HIV Seroconverters and Circumstances around Seroconversion in Zimbabwe with PrEP Use. > N. Nonhlanhla NDLOVU • 594 • No Place Like Home: Engaging HIV and Sexual Health Care Through a Mobile Medical Unit > A. Aniruddha HAZRA • 630 • Adherence to the event-driven PrEP regimen within the Amsterdam PrEP demonstration project: analysis based on online diary data > V. Vita JONGEN • 655 • Baseline Evaluation of a Novel Model for Gender Affirming Healthcare and HIV Prevention and Treatment Services for Transgender Communities in Four South African Cities > C. Cara O'CONNOR • 752 • Initial Results of PrEP Implementation in a MSM Sexual Health Clinic in Hanoi, Vietnam > R. Ramona BHATIA • 813 • How PrEP Acceptance Facilitates ART Initiation and Adherence for Ugandan Serodiscordant Couples:An Explanation Derived from Qualitative Data > N. Norma WARE • 815 • Targeted index partner HIV self-testing results in high positivity yield and reach for exposed HIV-uninfected contacts at elevated ongoing risk of HIV acquisition in Kenya > K. Kenneth MUGWANYA • 816 • Understanding the influence of peer social support on peer-delivered HIV prevention interventions among Ugandan female sex workers: A case study from HIV self-testing > M. Maureen MCGOWAN • 829 • Loss to follow-up among MSM on PrEP in West Africa (CohMSM-PrEP ANRS12369–Expertise France) > A. August EUBANKS • 858 • How men can support women in taking PrEP: Perspectives from young women, male partners and peers in Siaya County, western Kenya > K. Kawango AGOT • 860 • Integrating oral pre-exposure prophylaxis services to public HIV care clinics in Kenya: results from a pragmatic stepped-wedge randomized trial     > E. Elizabeth IRUNGU (University Of Washington, Global Health) • 889 • PrEP initiation, persistence, and HIV seroconversion rates in African adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) from Kenya and South Africa: The POWER demonstration project > C. Connie CELUM • 931 • Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) uptake and adherence in Gays, Bisexuals and Transgender Women (GBT): qualitative insights from PrEP users, providers and GBT leadership in coastal Kenya > M. Makobu KIMANI • 998 • HIV Risk Perceptions and Receptiveness to PrEP among AGYW Accessing Post-Abortion Care > E. Edinah CASMIR