Bridging the Worlds of Science, Community and Policy Communicating HIV Prevention Research with Strategies and Tools to Convey Your Message, Manage Controversy.

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Bridging the Worlds of Science, Community and Policy Communicating HIV Prevention Research with Strategies and Tools to Convey Your Message, Manage Controversy and Disseminate Results

Welcome and Introduction Co-Chairs: Quarraisha Abdool Karim, CAPRISA Ward Cates, FHI 360

Introduction to the Communications Handbook for Clinical Trials Facilitator: Thomas Lent, FHI 360

The Role of Communication at Each Stage of a Trial

The Communications Handbook CD-ROM

Case Study: When Communication Breaks Down

Case Study Good Communication Practices Throughout the Life Cycle of a Trial

Using the Handbook to Address Communication Challenges World Café Methodology Teams will rotate every 15–20 minutes

Why Communication is Important

Have a Plan

Informing Stakeholders

Ambassadors

Communicating Science Clearly

The Community: A Powerful Partner

Working with the Media

A Best Practice

What’s Next? Feedback on the Handbook Feedback on the Session