Explore our evidence-generating research projects focused on ending AIDS in children through implementation science and innovative approaches
STREPP's research portfolio focuses on implementation science, adaptive learning, and generating evidence to accelerate progress toward ending AIDS in children by 2030.
Evaluating strategies to improve early infant diagnosis uptake and turnaround times in 4 African countries through health system strengthening approaches.
Randomized controlled trial testing adaptive learning interventions to improve antiretroviral therapy adherence among adolescents living with HIV in Kenya and Uganda.
Participatory action research examining how community-led monitoring can improve quality of HIV services for children and adolescents in underserved regions.
Mixed-methods study identifying structural and systemic barriers to scaling up paediatric HIV testing, treatment, and retention services across 6 countries.
Upcoming multi-country analysis of policy adoption and implementation gaps in national paediatric HIV treatment guidelines and their impact on service delivery.
Implementation science study testing the effectiveness of digital health tools (SMS reminders, app-based support) for improving retention in care among children and adolescents.
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