| EPD018 | Could social media facilitate HIV services promotion among key populations in LMICs? Lessons from a crowdsourced randomized controlled trial | E-poster | Knowledge translation and dissemination of research and programme outcomes |
| EPD019 | The utility of the Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) methodology in identifying and addressing gaps in the HIV Care Continuum: the case of USAID strengthening the Care Continuum | E-poster | Knowledge translation and dissemination of research and programme outcomes |
| EPD020 | Young people center design: implementation of a HIV Projet in Cameroon | E-poster | Knowledge translation and dissemination of research and programme outcomes |
| EPD021 | A Nurse-Led HIV Prevention Model of Care | E-poster | Knowledge translation and dissemination of research and programme outcomes |
| EPD022 | Predicators of uptake of high impact HIV services by adolescents and young women. Findings from Eswatini | E-poster | Knowledge translation and dissemination of research and programme outcomes |
| EPD023 | Knowledge syntheses of stigma: a needed umbrella review | E-poster | Knowledge translation and dissemination of research and programme outcomes |
| EPD024 | The Cedar Project: Evaluation of a culturally safe case management approach in supporting hepatitis C treatment among Indigenous people who use(d) drugs in B.C | E-poster | Knowledge translation and dissemination of research and programme outcomes |
| EPD025 | Research gaps in a sample of studies on people with HIV and key populations, with a view to proposing the sustainability of services in Latin America | E-poster | Knowledge translation and dissemination of research and programme outcomes |
| EPD026 | Understanding user engagement with an mHealth intervention supporting adolescents with HIV in South Africa | E-poster | Mixed methods, integrated approaches and synergies in HIV research and intervention |
| EPD027 | Rapid or immediate ART, HIV stigma, medical mistrust, and retention in care: an exploratory mixed methods pilot study in New York City | E-poster | Mixed methods, integrated approaches and synergies in HIV research and intervention |