EPD528 | Reaching communities in the context of COVID-19: lay workers improve HIV linkage at a health center in Kapchorwa district, Uganda | E-poster | Social and behavioural aspects and approaches to COVID-19 |
EPD527 | Evaluating COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among PrEP-eligible individuals living in Mississippi: a qualitative study | E-poster | Social and behavioural aspects and approaches to COVID-19 |
EPD526 | An assessment of burnout and depression among health care workers providing HIV care during the COVID-19 epidemic in Malawi | E-poster | Social and behavioural aspects and approaches to COVID-19 |
EPD525 | Socioeconomic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and typologies of COVID-19 preventive behaviors in an Indian megacity | E-poster | Social and behavioural aspects and approaches to COVID-19 |
EPD524 | How the COVID-19 pandemic is changing sexual relations and HIV risk practices in eastern Zimbabwe | E-poster | Social and behavioural aspects and approaches to COVID-19 |
EPD523 | Loneliness and sexual risk-taking among gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men in the context of HIV and COVID-19, two ongoing pandemics | E-poster | Social and behavioural aspects and approaches to COVID-19 |
EPD522 | Experiences of the COVID-19 epidemic: a participatory qualitative study with people living and/or working with HIV in the UK | E-poster | Social and behavioural aspects and approaches to COVID-19 |
EPD521 | Changes in sexual behavior among men who have sex with men during the spread of COVID-19 in China: results of an online survey | E-poster | Social and behavioural aspects and approaches to COVID-19 |
EPD520 | Assessing the impact of COVID-19 on event based testing activities in the Central Region, Ghana | E-poster | COVID-19 social distancing and curfews: Implications for access to HIV care |
EPD519 | Impact of COVID-19 on HIV service delivery and access in U.S. Health Departments in two urban juridictions: findings from the Rapid Risk and Resilience Assessment (R3A) | E-poster | COVID-19 social distancing and curfews: Implications for access to HIV care |