Module 2: Integration of HIV Rapid Testing in HIV Prevention and Treatment Programs.

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Module 2: Integration of HIV Rapid Testing in HIV Prevention and Treatment Programs

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 2 Learning Objectives Recognize the need for HIV testing and counseling (T&C) in HIV prevention programs Describe the role of HIV rapid testing in supporting prevention and counseling programs State the advantages of using HIV rapid tests in specific settings (e.g., VCT and PMTCT programs) Describe the programs/settings where HIV rapid tests are used in your country Recognize the need for HIV testing and counseling (T&C) in HIV prevention programs Describe the role of HIV rapid testing in supporting prevention and counseling programs State the advantages of using HIV rapid tests in specific settings (e.g., VCT and PMTCT programs) Describe the programs/settings where HIV rapid tests are used in your country

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 3 Content Overview Need for expanding access to HIV testing Testing and counseling as an integral part of HIV prevention, care and support services Client counseling and HIV rapid testing are a formidable combination in any HIV prevention strategy Need for expanding access to HIV testing Testing and counseling as an integral part of HIV prevention, care and support services Client counseling and HIV rapid testing are a formidable combination in any HIV prevention strategy

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 4 HIV/AIDS Program Strategy “Innovative solutions must be found to dramatically increase the number of individuals who are tested and know their status.” Development, implementation, and evaluation of new, highly efficient and effective models Scaling up of current testing and counseling services

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 5 Current Status of HIV Testing 95% of the 40 million HIV infected people worldwide do not know they are infected Only 5-10% of population in many countries have ever had an HIV test; less than 10% of all pregnant women have received an HIV test Where HIV testing is more widely available, no more than 10% of health care facilities offered testing and counseling in % of the 40 million HIV infected people worldwide do not know they are infected Only 5-10% of population in many countries have ever had an HIV test; less than 10% of all pregnant women have received an HIV test Where HIV testing is more widely available, no more than 10% of health care facilities offered testing and counseling in 2002

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 6 HIV Testing Occurs in a Variety of Settings STI ClinicsTB ClinicsHospitals T&C ANC Blood Banks Surveillance Provide care to HIV-affected persons Provide ARV treatment to HIV-infected persons Prevent HIV Infections Lab workersHealth workersCounselors

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 7 HIV T&C As An Entry Point to HIV Prevention, Care and Support Services HIV Testing & Counseling Care & Support Future Planning HIV Prevention Services Community- based Care Support Groups HIV Treatment Opportunistic Infection (OI) PMTCT Home-based Care

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 8 Testing and Counseling Self-initiated HIV testing and prevention counseling, primarily offered in free-standing sites Rapid testing can be used to advantage Opportunity for pre-test and post-test counseling Persons voluntarily seeking testing and counseling are most ready for change and prevention messages Immediate test results hasten care/treatment for HIV infected persons As demand for testing increases, VCT model may not meet country’s need Rapid testing can be used to advantage Opportunity for pre-test and post-test counseling Persons voluntarily seeking testing and counseling are most ready for change and prevention messages Immediate test results hasten care/treatment for HIV infected persons As demand for testing increases, VCT model may not meet country’s need

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 9 Clinic-Based HIV Testing and Counseling Persons attending clinics (ANC, STI, TB) are routinely offered HIV testing and counseling HIV Rapid testing easy to implement Right to refuse HIV test offered (i.e., opt out) High rates of HIV infected persons identified Linkage to treatment and care facilitated HIV Rapid testing easy to implement Right to refuse HIV test offered (i.e., opt out) High rates of HIV infected persons identified Linkage to treatment and care facilitated

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 10 Community-Based Testing and Counseling Outreach provided through churches, workplace, youth programs, military, etc. People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) are essential to supporting community-based programs Often includes training of lay persons in community to offer testing and counseling Difficulties: supervision; quality assurance; confidentiality; linkage to care and treatment People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) are essential to supporting community-based programs Often includes training of lay persons in community to offer testing and counseling Difficulties: supervision; quality assurance; confidentiality; linkage to care and treatment

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 11 Couples Testing and Counseling HIV T&C of discordant couples is a highly effective prevention intervention Facilitates disclosure and joint planning for risk reduction Increases utilization of care and treatment may increase if the partner knows about and supports the infected person Allows for planning and care of children based on serostatus of both parents HIV T&C of discordant couples is a highly effective prevention intervention Facilitates disclosure and joint planning for risk reduction Increases utilization of care and treatment may increase if the partner knows about and supports the infected person Allows for planning and care of children based on serostatus of both parents Intervention in which sexual partners are counseled as a couple (e.g., VCT, PMTCT sites)

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 12 HIV T&C As An Entry Point to HIV Prevention, Care and Support Services HIV Testing & Counseling Care & Support Future Planning HIV Prevention Services Community- based Care Support Groups HIV Treatment Opportunistic Infection (OI) PMTCT Home-based Care

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 13 Mother-to-Child HIV Infections 2,000 new infections each day worldwide Over 90% are in resource-poor settings About 90% of HIV-positive pregnant women in resource-poor settings have no access to testing and do not know their HIV-status 2,000 new infections each day worldwide Over 90% are in resource-poor settings About 90% of HIV-positive pregnant women in resource-poor settings have no access to testing and do not know their HIV-status

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 14 Preventing Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT) PMTCT is part of a comprehensive approach that consists of 4 elements: Element 1:Primary prevention of HIV infection in women Element 2: Prevention of unintended pregnancies among women infected with HIV Element 3: Prevention of HIV transmission from HIV infected mothers to their infants Element 4: Provision of treatment, care and support to women infected with HIV, their infants and their families PMTCT is part of a comprehensive approach that consists of 4 elements: Element 1:Primary prevention of HIV infection in women Element 2: Prevention of unintended pregnancies among women infected with HIV Element 3: Prevention of HIV transmission from HIV infected mothers to their infants Element 4: Provision of treatment, care and support to women infected with HIV, their infants and their families

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 15 Core Interventions for PMTCT Transmission risk can be reduced by at least 50% through feasible, affordable interventions HIV Rapid testing and counselling Antiretroviral treatment Safer delivery practices Safer infant-feeding practices HIV Rapid testing and counselling Antiretroviral treatment Safer delivery practices Safer infant-feeding practices

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 16 HIV testing and counselling (T&C) services: Play a vital role in identifying women who are HIV-positive Reduce the risk of mother-to-child transmission Provide comprehensive HIV/AIDS treatment & care to mother, infant and family members Help HIV-negative and HIV-positive women take risk-reduction steps HIV testing and counselling (T&C) services: Play a vital role in identifying women who are HIV-positive Reduce the risk of mother-to-child transmission Provide comprehensive HIV/AIDS treatment & care to mother, infant and family members Help HIV-negative and HIV-positive women take risk-reduction steps Core PMTCT Interventions Depend on a Woman Knowing Her HIV Status

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 17 Rationale for Promoting HIV Rapid Tests for PMTCT Blood samples can be tested at antenatal clinic (ANC) or labour and delivery (L&D) ward Increase number of women that receive test results & counselling services Immediate availability of interventions for pregnant HIV- positive women Reduce HIV transmission to infants by testing pregnant women with unknown HIV status before or just after delivery and initiating ARV intervention Eliminate need to track down results from an outside lab Reduce risk of specimen mix-up or misplacement Blood samples can be tested at antenatal clinic (ANC) or labour and delivery (L&D) ward Increase number of women that receive test results & counselling services Immediate availability of interventions for pregnant HIV- positive women Reduce HIV transmission to infants by testing pregnant women with unknown HIV status before or just after delivery and initiating ARV intervention Eliminate need to track down results from an outside lab Reduce risk of specimen mix-up or misplacement

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 18 Source: WHO’s draft CT for PMTCT (2003), CDC’s MMWR 2002; CDC’s Dear Colleague letter (2003); Institute of Medicine. Reducing the odds. Preventing perinatal transmission of HIV in the United States. Washington, DC: National Academy Press, 1999 Current International Recommendations for Testing and Counseling in PMTCT Group pre-test information and individual pre-test counseling at ANC clinic Routinely recommending HIV testing and counseling for pregnant women at ANC and at L&D Rapid testing with same-day result at ANC and at L&D Individual post-test counseling and encouraging partner testing Group pre-test information and individual pre-test counseling at ANC clinic Routinely recommending HIV testing and counseling for pregnant women at ANC and at L&D Rapid testing with same-day result at ANC and at L&D Individual post-test counseling and encouraging partner testing

Lab workersHealth workersCounselors 19 Summary What are venues for HIV testing and counseling? What are the advantages of using HIV rapid testing at these venues? What are special advantages of using HIV rapid testing in PMTCT? What are venues for HIV testing and counseling? What are the advantages of using HIV rapid testing at these venues? What are special advantages of using HIV rapid testing in PMTCT?