Chiva Conference 2025
Please find below the slides from the 19th Annual Chiva conference which took place in London on Friday 4 April 2025.
Evidence-based psychosocial interventions for youth with HIV in Zimbabwe
Nicola Willis, Executive Director, Zvandiri – International speaker
Dr Sally Hawkins, HIV Specialist Paediatrician/Young Person’s Doctor (Lifespan model)
King’s College Hospital
Dr Amy Evans, GUM Consultant, Leeds Teaching Hospitals (Youth model)
Bridging the gap: Exploring models for transitioning youth from paediatric
to adult HIV care
Jennifer Kendrick, Lead HIV Specialist Nurse, Hathersage Centre, Manchester Foundation Trust
(Sexual Health model)
Key updates from the 2025 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI)
Dr Alasdair Bamford, PID Consultant, Great Ormond Street Hospital, and Dr Caroline Foster,
AID Consultant, Imperial College Healthcare & Dr Anna Turkova, Consultant Paediatrician, Great
Ormond Street Hospital
Chiva research plenary: launch of updated Chiva Standards of Care and research updates
Research Updates: UK (CHIPS) and European Paediatric Infections Cohort Collaboration (EPPICC)
Amanda Ely, CEO, Chiva, Dr Katja Doerholt, PID Consultant, St George’s Hospital &
Dr Jeannie Collins, Professor of Epidemiology, UCL
Chiva Youth Committee
Prof Yvonne Gilleece, BHIVA Chair & Honorary Clinical Professor and Consultant in HIV Medicine
& Sexual Health at Brighton & Sussex Medical School and University Hospitals Sussex NHS
Foundation Trust
Preventing Vertical HIV Transmission: Pregnancy & Breastfeeding: Global perspectives
Georgina Fernandes, UCL Great Ormond Street Insttute of Child Health
Preventing Vertical HIV Transmission: Pregnancy & Breastfeeding: UK experiences
Prof Hermione Lyall, PID Consultant, Imperial College Healthcare
Oral Abstracts
Dr Indira Mallik, Imperial College Healthcare
Emily Dema, Children’s HIV and AIDS Reporting System, UCL Great Ormond Street Institute
of Child Health
Dr Caroline Foster on behalf of C Curto, Imperial College Healthcare
Workshops
Daniel Fluskey and Lindsey Ponsonby, National AIDS Trust