| PESAC14 | Decision analytic model estimates of the predicted benefits and anticipated costs associated with HIV self-testing versus standard provider-administered testing modalities if implemented in Kenya | Poster exhibition | Modelling the impact of service models on the HIV epidemic |
| PESUC21 | Life years gained with improved HIV care among non-Hispanic Black and White people who have ever injected drugs (PWID) with HIV: a modeling study | Poster exhibition | Modelling the impact of service models on the HIV epidemic |
| PESUC22 | Is Thailand on track to achieve 95-95-95 targets by 2025? | Poster exhibition | Modelling the impact of service models on the HIV epidemic |
| PESUC23 | Characterising the HIV care cascade in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 2018 - 2021 | Poster exhibition | Modelling the impact of service models on the HIV epidemic |
| EPC154 | What is the best policy option for Indonesia to eliminate AIDS in 2030?: The Investment Case Analysis consideration | E-poster | Modelling future healthcare needs |
| PESUC20 | Projection of age of people living with HIV and time since ART initiation in high-income countries in 2030: estimates for France | Poster exhibition | Modelling future healthcare needs |
| 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 |
| EPD028 | Mobility and HIV transmission across three urban communities in Zambia: using qualitative data to interpret phylogenetics in a mixed methods analysis of HPTN 071 (PopART) data | E-poster | Mixed methods, integrated approaches and synergies in HIV research and intervention |
| EPD029 | Effects of HIV-integrated TB interventions on care continuum outcomes for active TB: a systematic review and meta-analysis | E-poster | Mixed methods, integrated approaches and synergies in HIV research and intervention |