In the era of “treat all”, the implementation of differentiated service delivery models across the HIV cascade will be critical to reaching the 90-90-90 targets. During the satellite co-convened by the IAS and WHO, ministries of health representatives from Ghana, Rwanda, South Africa and Tanzania discussed how differentiated care is reshaping national HIV programmes. A panel of representatives from global normative agencies, PLHIV networks, civil society and implementers also discussed the policy, implementation and research priorities for differentiated care going forward. 

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Presentation slides by Shanine Mushonga welcoming delegates to the IAS 2017 satellite session on Differentiated Care from Testing to Suppression: Are we at the Tipping Point? (July 2017)

Presentation slides by Nathan Ford on Differentiated ART delivery for specific populations (July 2017)

Presentation slides by Lynne Wilkinson on The Decision Framework for ART delivery for children, adolescents and pregnant and breastfeeding women (July 2017)

Presentation slides by George Ayala on The role of civil society in differentiated care (July 2017)

Presentation slides by Tom Ellman on What’s ahead on the differentiated care agenda (July 2017)

Presentation slides by Peter Ehrenkranz on Closing comments (July 2017)