The BHIVA Margaret Johnson Best Oral Research Presentation

This prize was awarded to the presenter of the best oral research presentation during the conference. All oral research presentations were judged by a BHIVA-appointed oral research judging panel, and to be eligible for this prize the presenter must be of junior grade (sub-consultant or equivalent).

Winner:

O13 Barriers and facilitators to PrEP access in Black women in England: Perspective from multiple stakeholders
Flavien Coukan

Left to right: Flavien Coukan and Tristan Barber

The BHIVA Ian Williams Best Poster Presentation

This prize was awarded to the presenter of the best poster research presentation during the conference. All poster research presentations were judged by a BHIVA-appointed poster research judging panel, and to be eligible for this prize the presenter must be of junior grade (sub-consultant or equivalent).

Winners:

P091 Insights into the barriers and facilitators of HIV and STI testing interventions for Black Africans and Black Caribbeans within the United Kingdom: a narrative synthesis and systematic review
Ritu Khanna

P114 Prevalence of HIV-associated stigma and discrimination within healthcare settings: findings from the Positive Voices 2022 study
Hannah Kitt

Left to right: Ritu Khanna and David Chadwick

The BHIVA Chloe Orkin Award for Best Presentation in the field of social sciences

This prize was awarded to the presenter of the best oral or poster research presentation during the conference in the field of social sciences.

Winners:

O17 Desi POV (point of view): a digital campaign to increase HIV knowledge and awareness in the South Asian community
Hasan Mirza

O19 An arts-based narrative enquiry: Naming HIV to children - young people and parents share the stories that matter to inform future practice
Katie Warburton

Left to right: Caroline Sabin and Hasan Mirza

Left to right: Caroline Sabin and Katie Warburton

The BHIVA Martin Fisher Award for Best Presentation in the field of community-based work

This prize was awarded to the presenter of the best oral or poster research presentation during the conference in the field of community-based work.

Winner:

O15 Pat: improving access to HIV and sexual health information through AI chatbot technology
Ian Montgomery and Ingrid Folland

Left to right: Caroline Sabin and Ian Montgomery

The BHIVA Best Case Presentation

A prize was awarded to the presenter of the best case presentation as part of the BHIVA Clinico-pathological case presentations session.

Winner:

Managing Multiple opportunistic infections in a pregnant patient living with advanced HIV
Sean McGinley

Commended Oral Presentations

Up to three awards were presented in recognition of the best oral research presentations during the conference. To be eligible for these prizes the presenter must be of junior grade (sub-consultant or equivalent). All oral presentations were judged by a BHIVA-appointed oral research judging panel.

Winners:

O09 Validity of small volume blood testing for HIV viral load: phase 1 results in participants with undetectable HIV viral load (TINIES Study)
Anya MacLaren

O12 PrEP awareness, access and adherence: a qualitative exploration between three minority population groups in London
Renee West

Left to right: Anya MacLaren and Tristan Barber

Left to right: Renee West and Tristan Barber

Commended Poster Presentations

Up to 15 awards were presented in recognition of the best poster research presentations during the conference. All poster research presentations were judged by a BHIVA-appointed poster research judging panel.

Winners:

Above: Commended Poster Presentation Winners