International Workshops on HIV Pediatrics

摘要 国际艾滋病毒儿科研讨会每年举办一次，之前每两年举办一次 IAS 或艾滋病会议。本次研讨会是唯一一次完全致力于预防和预防研究的会议 治疗婴儿、儿童和青少年的艾滋病毒感染，使其成为世界艾滋病毒感染者的首要论坛 领先的研究人员。通过汇集不同学科的专家并以各种形式进行演讲 形式，会议提供了一个协作环境，展示、讨论最新进展， 询问、评估。 第 14 届研讨会将于 2022 年 7 月 27 日至 28 日在加拿大蒙特利尔举行，第 24 届研讨会之前 国际艾滋病会议。该计划将包括以下主题： 青少年和孕妇/哺乳期人士；预防垂直传播； HIV 的临床问题 暴露于未受感染的儿童；儿科艾滋病毒病例发现；婴儿、儿童、青少年和儿童的艾滋病毒治疗 怀孕/哺乳期人士；婴儿、儿童的临床管理和合并感染/并发症， 青少年和孕妇/哺乳期人士；和新冠肺炎 (COVID-19)。鉴于之前这种格式的成功，我们 预计第 15 届和第 16 届将遵循相同的模式，包括类似的节目和时间表。 会议形式也极具创新性。摆脱更传统的全体会议和口头会议形式 摘要会议，组织者引入了独特的方法，包括结构化辩论、口头海报 演示、海报展示、临床案例演示、策划小组讨论、视频演示和 社交活动包括初级研究人员与高级研究人员会面的网络早餐。 过去几年，出席人数大幅增加，2021 年将有 370 名代表；非常有利 年度评估强调了研讨会的重要性。 研讨会的目的是提供一个展示和讨论最新进展的平台 在现场；聚集儿科和围产期艾滋病毒领域的领先研究人员，以刺激、互动的方式进行 论坛；通过支持初级和国际研究人员来促进下一代研究；并到 通过包容国际、多种族的领导层、教师和奖学金获得者来促进多样性。 该提案的目标是为三个年度研讨会提供支持，包括关键人员的参与 全体发言者以及艾滋病毒感染青少年社区的成员，并 增加初级研究人员和低收入国家研究人员的奖学金数量。

ABSTRACT The International Workshop on HIV Pediatrics is organized on an annual basis prior to the biennially planned IAS or AIDS Conference. This workshop is the only meeting entirely devoted to research in prevention and treatment of HIV infection in infants, children, and adolescents, making it the premier forum for the world’s leading researchers. By bringing together experts from different disciplines with presentations in a variety of formats, the meeting offers a collaborative setting where the latest developments are presented, discussed, interrogated, and evaluated. The 14th Workshop will take place in Montreal, Canada and virtually, July 27-28, 2022, prior to the 24th International AIDS Conference. The program will include topics from among the following: HIV prevention in adolescents and pregnant/breastfeeding persons; prevention of vertical transmission; clinical issues in HIV- exposed uninfected children; pediatric HIV case finding; HIV treatment in infants, children, adolescents and pregnant/breastfeeding persons; clinical management and coinfections/complications for infants, children, adolescents and pregnant/breastfeeding persons; and COVID-19. Given previous success with this format, we expect the 15th and 16th editions to follow this same pattern, including similar program and schedule. The meeting format is also highly innovative. Moving from a more traditional format of plenaries and oral abstract sessions, the organizers have introduced unique approaches including structured debates, oral poster presentations, poster walks, clinical-case presentations, curated panel discussions, video presentations and a social program including a networking breakfast where junior investigators meet with senior researchers. Attendance has increased substantially in the last several years with 370 delegates in 2021; highly favorable annual evaluations underscore the Workshop’s importance. The aims of the workshop are to provide a platform for presentation and discussion of the latest developments in the field; to gather leading researchers involved in pediatric and perinatal HIV in a stimulating, interactive forum; to promote the next generation of research by supporting junior and international investigators; and to promote diversity with the inclusion of international, multiracial leadership, faculty, and scholarship recipients. The objective of this proposal is to provide support for three annual workshops including participation of key plenary speakers as well as members from the community of adolescents living with HIV infection, and to increase the number of scholarships for junior investigators and investigators from low-income countries.