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Research for Health Care and Policy on HIV/AIDS: proceedings of the third edition of the Cameroon HIV Research (CAM-HERO) 2022, Kribi, Cameroon, from 1st to 3rd December 2022


Anastase Dzudie
Patrice Tchendjou
Eveline Mboh Khan
Rogers Ajeh
Friedrich Thienemann
Appolinaire Tiam
Boris Tchounga
Joseph Fokam
Clement Ndongmo
Peter Vanes Ebasone
Gabriel Mabou
Andre Pascal Goura
Emile Nforbih Shu
Tshimwanga Katayi
Pascal Atanga Nji
Marc Lionel Ngamani
Clarisse Lengouh
Felicite Naah Tabala
Ebako Ndip Takem
Albert Bakor
Lorraine Guedem Nekame
Tatiana Djikeussi
Ezechiel Ngoufack Jagni Semengue
Kandel Tebong Fon
Collins Chenwi
Judith Lainsi Nasah
George Njie Ngeke
Masha Roland Tasha
Nicoline Ndiforkwah
Grace Nyemb
Emmanuel Nshom
Clovis N´Draman
Charlotte Ayima Wenze
Leonie Simo
Gilles Ndayisaba
Walters Kum Kang
Alex Durand Nka
Boris Youngui Tchakounte
Simplice Lekeumo
Esther Neba
Nyenty Agbornkwai
Therese Abong Bwemba
Pius Tih Muffih
Anne Cecile Zoung-Kany Bisseck
Louis Richard Njock

Abstract

Cameroon is committed to reaching HIV epidemic control through coordinated efforts by the Ministry of Public Health, the National AIDS Control Committee, bilateral/multilateral institutions and implementing partners. The third edition of the Cameroon HIV Research Forum (CAM-HERO) was held in Kribi from December 1st to 3rd, 2022, with the theme "Research for Health Care and Policy on HIV/AIDS." The conference brought together local and international scientists and clinicians, policymakers, and regulatory authorities to 1) disseminate HIV research findings and HIV policy; 2) foster operational research collaboration; 3) build research capacity through training on basics of research methods and CAM-HERO young investigator Awards; and 4) initiate a guideline for promoting HIV/AIDS research in Cameroon. The main activities included training on research methodology and basic principles in bioethics, presentations of selected abstracts, and awards for top research. A total of 35 abstracts (16 oral presentations, 16 posters, and 3 late-breaker-abstracts) were selected for presentation following a rigorous review. The conference ended with evidence-based recommendations and a way-forward statement for the development of a National Guide for HIV/AIDS research in Cameroon, with the aim of improving the quality and quantity of research agenda and projects nationwide.


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