Sakiusa Natasere is a Fiji-based medical doctor who completed his MBBS at Fiji National University. He is a Medical Intern at CWM Hospital, with experience in public health and pediatrics. He is presenting research on pediatric HIV trends and aims to pursue general practice training while contributing to clinical research.

Delma Yeki is President of WABHA PNG Inc and Vice-Chair of Key Populations Advocacy Consortium PNG Inc (KPAC PNG). A leader and advocate for women living with HIV, she works to strengthen community-led responses, improve access to care, and promote mental health, gender equality, and family wellbeing across PNG.

Head of the Surveillance and Outbreak Unit at the PNG Institute of Medical Research, Goroka. Janet leads multidisciplinary teams delivering innovative health programs, clinical research, and disease surveillance. She is PNG’s lead investigator on a DFAT-funded project implementing HIV drug resistance surveillance and point-of-care viral load and early infant diagnostics.

This panel session will discuss experiences and approaches to establishing children and adolescents on antiretroviral therapy and monitoring their response to treatment, as well the identification and management of treatment failure in children and adolescents.

This panel session will discuss experiences and models of case finding for children and adolescents who are at risk of attrition from care of are loss to follow-up. This will also include discussion on retaining women and their infants in care for the prevention of vertical HIV transmission.

Dr Antoinette David. is Paediatrician, Colonial Memorial Hospital, in Suva Fiji. She has been at the forefront of Fiji's Paediatric HIV response.