Mapping Pathways is a multi-national project to develop and nurture a research-driven, community-led global understanding of the emerging evidence base around the adoption of antiretroviral-based prevention strategies to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The evidence base is more than results from clinical trials - it must include stakeholder and community perspectives as well.

Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts

11 July 2013

NEW Podcast on the Promise of PEP, and the Unfortunate Lack of PEP Implementation


Jim and Jessica (pictured above) from the Mapping Pathways team are back with a new podcast - and this time the topic is PEP - post-exposure prophylaxis for HIV prevention.

This 12-minute podcast (click to listen) was produced by AIDS Foundation of Chicago (a Mapping Pathways partner) and is the third in a series of discussions inspired by the new report "Developing Evidence-Based, People-Centred Strategies for the Use of Antiretrovirals as Prevention."

In this new podcast,  Jessica Terlikowski and Jim Pickett discuss the promise of PEP, and the unfortunate lack of strong implementation that characterizes this intervention in nearly every part of the world.

Other podcasts

Click here for a previous podcast in which Jessica and Jim  introduce the Mapping Pathways report (published by Mapping Pathways partner RAND) and explain its relevance for multiple audiences. Click here for their second podcast where they chat about PrEP - pre-exposure prophylaxis.

Please stay tuned for future podcasts on topics like microbicides, the use of treatment for prevention, and more. Feel free to leave comments or questions here, on the podcast itself, of by sending an email to mappingpathways@gmail.com.

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01 July 2013

Podcast: A Little PrEP Talk Inspired by New Mapping Pathways Report

This 10-minute podcast (click to listen) was produced by AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) and is the second in a series of discussions inspired by "Developing Evidence-Based, People-Centred Strategies for the Use of Antiretrovirals as Prevention."

This new Mapping Pathways report was published 19 June 2013 by RAND Europe and AFC.

In this new podcast, AFC staffers and Mapping Pathways team members Jessica Terlikowski and Jim Pickett chat about PrEP - pre-exposure prophylaxis.

Click here for Jessica and Jim's previous podcast - posted June 21, 2013 -  which introduces the report and talks about why it is relevant for multiple audiences.

Keep your eyes and ears open.

Jessica and Jim will be back soon to talk about the other ARV-based prevention strategies that were explored in the report: PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis), TLC+ (testing, linkage to care, plus treatment) and microbicides. And you will find out about it right here.


[ Please look for us on Facebook here www.facebook.com/MappingPathways and you can follow us on Twitter @mappingpathways as well.]

21 June 2013

PODCAST: Mapping Pathways Team Talks About Our New Report on ARV-based Prevention

Snapshot of the global epidemic, highlighting India, South Africa and the U.S. where Mapping Pathways collected data. From the new report.
This 14-minute podcast (click below to listen) was produced by AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) and kicks off a series of discussions about "Developing Evidence-Based, People-Centred Strategies for the Use of Antiretrovirals as Prevention" the new Mapping Pathways report published 19 June 2013 by RAND Europe and AFC.

AFC staffers and Mapping Pathways team members Jessica Terlikowski and Jim Pickett introduce the report and talk about why it is both interesting and useful.

Jessica and Jim will be back to talk more in depth about each of the ARV-based prevention strategies that were explored: PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis), PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis), TLC+ (testing, linkage to care, plus treatment) and microbicides. Watch - and listen - to this space!


Mapping Pathways Partners


Mapping Pathways Podcast: Intro by AIDSChicago

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