Slides used for the Mapping Pathways Knowledge Exchange Workshop held in Washington, DC on October 8, 9 2013. Visit us at www.mappingpathways.org

1. Knowledge exchange workshop
RAND, Washington, DC
8 – 9, October 2013

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7. PrEP
PEP
Microbicides
Treatment – TLC+
(TasP, T4P, TnT)

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42. Scientific research inputs
Couture
Ready to
wear
One size
fits all
Social and behavioural research inputs

43. Prevention
Awareness
Early
detection
Diagnosis
Treatment
Survivors
Couture
Personalised view of the future
Individual risk profile
Genetic sequencing and identification of
tumour specific pathways
Diagnostics and/or treatment breakthrough
Specialisation of services
End of
life

44. Prevention
Awareness
Early
detection
Diagnosis
Treatment
Ready to wear
Group stratified view of the future
Group risk profiling
Targeted screening and treatment
Social media and peer support
Community integration of services
Survivors
End of
life

45. Prevention
Awareness
Early
detection
Diagnosis
Treatment
Survivors
One size fits all
Population view of the future
Prevention strategy and centralised regulation
Longitudinal studies and behaviour change
Behavioural science and public health
breakthrough
Patient empowerment
End of life

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49. Dateline: 2025

50. PrEP
PEP
Treatment
Microbicides

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Dateline: 2025

55. So
now
what?

56. If we are to toss AIDS into the
dustbin, we must do our best to
understand the intersections of
scientific discovery and community
wisdom, address the truths in both,
and move forward with decisions
that take into consideration a full,
robust interpretation of the
evidence base.

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