WE ARE COMMITTED TO DELIVERING ON PATIENT INSIGHTS, WANTS AND NEEDS.
The biennial IAS Conference on HIV Science is one of the world’s most influential meetings on HIV research. The 2023 event will be held both virtually and in-person in Brisbane, Australia from 23-26 July.
We’re excited to be joining over 8,000 attendees from the medical and HIV communities to present data from across our innovative pipeline and portfolio of medicines. This year, we will be focusing on the importance of patient preference, and addressing the unmet needs of people living with HIV.
One of the key tools to address the preferences of people living with HIV (PLHIV) is to use patient-recorded outcomes (PROs). These measures give insight into areas beyond viral suppression, including health behaviours (drug or alcohol use, or medication adherence), mental health, social wellbeing and life circumstances. PROs are helping healthcare professionals to address unmet needs and preferences by improving their communications with people living with HIV.
In the meantime, watch this space for more detail on our presentations – we’ll update this page as the conference date approaches.
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