| EPE155 | Pivoting differentiated distribution to improve access to medicines for PLHIV in South Africa during COVID-19 | E-poster | Differentiated service delivery for HIV testing, prevention and treatment |
| EPE156 | In-use stability studies show safety of implementation of larger bottles to support multi month dispensing initiatives | E-poster | Differentiated service delivery for HIV testing, prevention and treatment |
| EPE157 | No differences in recipients of care perceived quality of care between differentiated service delivery models and conventional care in South Africa | E-poster | Differentiated service delivery for HIV testing, prevention and treatment |
| EPE158 | Does differentiated service delivery for HIV treatment change healthcare providers workload? Provider views from Malawi, South Africa and Zambia | E-poster | Differentiated service delivery for HIV testing, prevention and treatment |
| EPE159 | Peer-driven approaches to increase uptake of HIV testing services among Fetish Priests who are men who have sex with men (MSM) in the Western Region of Ghana | E-poster | Differentiated service delivery for HIV testing, prevention and treatment |
| EPE160 | Eswatini's Differentiated Service Delivery (DSD) models: adaptation, scale-up and monitoring | E-poster | Differentiated service delivery for HIV testing, prevention and treatment |
| EPE161 | Effect of peer-delivered community-based tracing support on survival in people living with HIV in China: a propensity-score matched analysis | E-poster | Differentiated service delivery for HIV testing, prevention and treatment |
| EPE162 | Expanding three-month drug distribution eligibility in Mozambique: impacts on viral load suppression and long-term retention | E-poster | Differentiated service delivery for HIV testing, prevention and treatment |
| EPE163 | Formation of designated weekend clinics for children and adolescents in HIV care at Mayuge HCIV, East Central Uganda improved their viral load suppression rates | E-poster | Differentiated service delivery for HIV testing, prevention and treatment |
| EPE165 | High acceptability of a direct-to-pharmacy PrEP delivery model in public health HIV clinics in Kenya: perspectives of PrEP clients and healthcare providers | E-poster | Differentiated service delivery for HIV testing, prevention and treatment |