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THE 50TH UNION WORLD CONFERENCE ON LUNG HEALTH ENDING THE EMERGENCY: SCIENCE, LEADERSHIP, ACTION

30 OCTOBER – 2 NOVEMBER 2019 | HYDERABAD, INDIA

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

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WELCOME TO THE 50TH UNION WORLD CONFERENCE ON LUNG HEALTH

We stand at a crossroads for lung health, with the conference coming one year after the first ever United Nations (UN) High-Level Meeting on tuberculosis (TB) and the third UN High-Level Meeting on non-communicable diseases. The conference theme, ‘Ending the Emergency: Science, Leadership, Action’, focuses on what is needed to ensure commitments become action, and that lifesaving targets are met.

The conference theme resonates strongly with TB, but it also raises awareness that all threats to lung health – TB, air pollution, tobacco and many more – are emergencies that our science, leadership and action needs to meet head on.

As host country to the conference, India provides a unique backdrop to discussions on ending TB and lung disease with the current highest burden of TB in the world, and ambitious targets to eliminate TB by 2025.

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CONTENTS

4 GENERAL INFORMATION

7 SPEAKER INFORMATION

8 INFORMATION FOR THE MEDIA

12 CME ACCREDITED SESSIONS

22 GENERAL PROGRAMME

36 THANK YOU

38 FLOOR PLANS

Visit The Union Photography Exhibitions Showcasing The Union’s Project Axshya, telling the stories of people who have been successfully connected to TB treatment, and the TREATS Study, which is researching ways to eliminate TB in high burden countries.

Located in the corridor leading to Halls 1, 2 and 3, and the corridor leading to Halls 4, 5 and 6.

Purungi, 11, was connected to TB treatment through

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GENERAL INFORMATION

REGISTRATION

Conference registration includes a delegate badge, lanyard and conference bag, participation in workshops, all scientific sessions, access to the exhibition area and the poster area.

Conference Registration Desk Opening Hours

Tuesday 29 October 15.00–18.00

Wednesday 30 October 07.00–19.00

Thursday 31 October 07.00–19.00

Friday 1 November 07.00–18.00

Saturday 2 November Closed

Means Of Payment

• International credit cards accepted: Visa, Mastercard

• Cash: US Dollars, Euros, Rupees

LOST BADGE

If you lose your badge, please inform the registration staff immediately. You will need to show proof of your identity to receive a replacement badge. An administrative charge of 50 Euros will apply.

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE

A certificate of attendance will be given to delegates upon completion of the post-conference survey.

WORKSHOPS AND POST-GRADUATE COURSES

A range of workshops and post-graduate courses will take place on Wednesday 30 October. Places are limited and pre-registration is required.

CME ACCREDITATION

The 50th Union World Conference on Lung Health, Hyderabad, India, has been accredited by the European Board for Accreditation in Pneumology (EBAP) with 19 continuing medical education (CME) credits.

The CME application form will be available for completion in the Speaker Centre.

MEDTECH CONFERENCE VETTING SYSTEM

The 50th Union World Conference on Lung Health is compliant with the MedTech Europe Code of Ethical Business Practice.

ABSTRACT BOOK

All abstracts will be published in a supplement of the International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (IJTLD) and shared on our website at the end of the conference. The electronic abstract book is open access and available to all interested parties.

The Union would like to thank the Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association (RIT/JATA) for their support in publishing the Abstract Book for the 50th Union World Conference on Lung Health, and for their sponsorship of The Union Student Late-Breaker Session on Lung Health.

TRANSPORT

Transportation between select hotels and the conference venue will be available onsite. Consult the conference app for more information.

FIRST AID

The venue has onsite medical support to provide medical assistance if needed. Delegates should contact staff, a volunteer or visit the reception of Novotel or HICC. In case of emergency, the delegate will be transferred to the nearest hospital. Hospital expenses must be covered by delegates.

SAFETY AND SECURITY

There will be police and security staff at the venue to ensure the safety and security of delegates.

FREE WIFI

NETWORK: UnionConf A password is not required.

SOCIAL MEDIA

Follow us on Twitter @UnionConference and post about the conference using the hashtag #UnionConf


PHOTOGRAPHY

By entering the event premises, delegates give their permission to be photographed or recorded by official photographers, videographers and attending media of the 50th Union World Conference on Lung Health. Delegates consent to their images and video being reproduced for subsequent use in the media, webcasts, internal and external promotional purposes, advertising and inclusion on websites and social media. Images are shared publicly with open access for use.

PRESS

Credentialed press representatives will be taking photographs and videotaping portions of the conference.

OTHER PHOTOGRAPHY

Delegates are entitled to take photographs of the conference for their own personal, educational and/or advocacy purposes. The Union will not be liable if delegates object to being photographed in these circumstances.

REFRESHMENTS

Catering will be available for purchase at the HICC (inside and outside) and the Novotel hotel restaurants (Food Exchange and La Cantina). Indian Rupees and most debit cards and credit cards are accepted (no currency exchange).

EXHIBITION HALL

The Exhibition Hall, located in Hall 4, opens at 14:00 on Wednesday 30 October and closes at 14:00 on Saturday 2 November.

COMMUNITY CONNECT: SPOORTHI VEDIKA

The ‘Spoorthi Vedika’ Community Connect area is a vibrant place where community activists, scientists, students, civil society and others come together to network, exchange ideas, discuss solutions and inspire action towards our common goals of ending TB, reducing tobacco use and improving lung health globally.

Open to the public free of charge, Community Connect is located outside the entrance to the conference venue and includes sessions, a discussion area, exhibition stands and cultural celebrations, from Wednesday 30 October to Saturday 2 November.

Join discussions, and explore these issues through dance, street play, puppet shows, art displays, meet the expert sessions and much more.

Everybody is invited. Join us to meet and talk to other delegates, and people from local communities, survivors, NGOs and students.

SPEAKER INFORMATION

SPEAKER CENTRE

Presentations for all sessions (symposia, post-graduate courses, workshops, oral abstracts and short oral abstract sessions, satellite and meet the expert sessions, member meetings and plenaries) can be uploaded online before the conference or onsite by technical staff in the Speaker Centre. The Speaker Centre is located on level 1 in room MR 1.08. E-posters must be uploaded online via the dedicated platform and cannot be uploaded onsite.

POSTERS

The poster help desk will be located in the Poster Area on the ground floor in Hall 3. Staff will be present daily during the official opening hours to provide assistance. There are different poster sessions each day.

Set-up All presenters are allocated a presentation day. Presenters must hang posters between 07:45 – 08:45 on their allocated day.

Take-down Presenters should remove their poster no earlier than 17.30 on their allocated day. Those presenting on 2 November must remove their poster by 16.45.

CONFERENCE EMBARGO POLICY: INFORMATION FOR PRESENTERS

All conference abstracts are released under a strict embargo policy. A detailed breakdown of the embargo variations for different types of abstracts is available online: worldlunghealth.org/media/embargo-policy/

All delegates, presenters and media are asked to respect this policy.


INFORMATION FOR THE MEDIA

MEDIA REGISTRATION

All working journalists may request press credentials to attend the conference. Those who have not received credentials in advance should register onsite at the Media Registration Desk in the registration area.

All journalists should go to the Media Registration Desk in the registration area to pick up their press badge. Journalists are welcome to attend all sessions except closed meetings.

PRESS PACK

The conference press pack may be downloaded from the online media centre: worldlunghealth.org/media/

MEDIA CENTRE

Registered journalists are invited to use the staffed Media Centre located in MR 2.01 on Level 2. Work desks with internet access are provided along with official and third party media releases and updates to the press programme. Staff are present to assist with interview requests and any other queries journalists may have.

Media Centre hours: Tuesday 29 October 16:00-20:00 (staffed until 18:00) and from Wednesday 30 October until Saturday 2 November 08.00-20.00 (staffed until 18:00).

PRESS CONFERENCES

All press conferences will take place in the Press Conference Room on Level 2, unless otherwise noted in the press pack.

EMBARGO POLICY FOR THE MEDIA

In the case of the 50th Union World Conference on Lung Health, as with most scientific or medical conferences, all conference abstracts are released to media under a strict embargo policy.

All oral abstracts are embargoed until the time and date of the start of the session in which they are delivered, or during a press conference — whichever comes first.

All poster and e-poster abstracts are embargoed until 07.45 IST on the day they are presented (Thursday 31 October —Saturday 2 November).

A detailed breakdown of the embargo variations for different types of abstracts can be found on the conference website. All delegates, presenters and media are asked to respect this policy.

As well as having access to the materials detailed above, the media is also given prior access to the speakers’ slides. However, access is only granted to media onsite at the conference and the same embargo rules apply — meaning the information in speaker slides cannot be referenced or published before the start of the presentation.

Full details can be found on the conference website. If you have questions, please contact The Union’s press team at [email protected]

EMBARGO BREAKS

As well as having access to the materials detailed above, the media is also given prior access to the speakers’ slides. However, access is only granted to media onsite at the conference, and the same embargo rules apply – meaning the information in speaker slides cannot be referenced or published before the start of the presentation.

Breaking of the embargo policy by a reporter will lead to one or more of the following measures:

• Immediate suspension of the reporter’s media conference credentials

• Immediate barring of the reporter from the meeting premises

• Removal of the reporter’s name from the Union media distribution list for two years

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CME (CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION) ACCREDITATION

The 50th Union World Conference on Lung Health, Hyderabad, India, has been accredited by the European Board for Accreditation in Pneumology (EBAP) with 19 CME credits.

CME credits can be gained for attending the sessions in this section.

The CME application form will be available for completion in the Speaker Centre.


WEDNESDAY 30 OCTOBER

TIME TITLE ROOM TYPE

08:00-14:00 Tuberculosis (TB) infection control programme implementation: theory to practice

Hall 5 WS

08:00-11:00 Updated WHO policies on management of TB Hall 2 WS

08:00-14:00 Innovation in action: application of the ECHO virtual community of practice model to address TB across the lifespan, TB Data 4 Action, and TB advocacy

MR G.01 PGC

08:00-14:00 An introduction to TB modelling MR G.04 PGC

08:00-11:00 Introduction to TB vaccine research and development for advocates

MR 1.01 & 1.02 WS

08:00-11:00 An enabling environment for universal access in India: overcoming and reforming legal and policy barriers to accessing TB services

MR 1.03 & 1.04 WS

08:00-11:00 Paving the way for innovations to end the TB epidemic

MR 1.05 & 1.06 WS

08:00-14:00 Rolling out a roadmap to accelerate the engagement of private and public care providers to ensure universal access to quality TB care

MR 2.03 & 2.04 WS

08:00-11:00 Gender integration for TB programming: essential elements for achieving sustainable health outcomes; with examples from India

Novotel Ballroom PGC

08:00-14:00 TBdata4action: making sense and use of routine TB data for management

Novotel Granite PGC

08:15-14:15 Adapting and adopting the SORT IT model: making public health programme data information rich and action rich

Hall 1 WS

08:15-14:15 Joint GLI-GDI Workshop on access to diagnostics, treatment and care to end TB

Hall 6 WS

11:00-14:00 Diagnostic network optimisation through access analysis using gamification

MR G.02 WS

11:15-14:15 The importance of smoking cessation in TB patients: evidence from observational studies, randomised controlled trials, process evaluation and implementation science

MR 1.03 & 1.04 WS



11:30-17:30 Update on clinical and programmatic management of MDR-TB and XDR-TB

Hall 2 PGC

11:30-14:30 Harnessing the power of data-driven decision-making in TB/HIV programmatic improvements: applying lessons Learnt from the field

MR G.05 & G.06 WS

11:30-17:30 Childhood tuberculosis: basics of diagnosis and management

MR 1.05 & 1.06 PGC

11:30-14:30 Official launch of the Judicial Handbook on TB, Human Rights and the Law

Novotel Ballroom WS

14:30-17:30 Winning roll-out of new WHO DR-TB guidelines Hall 5 WS

14:30-17:30 Update on regional studies on cost benefits and health impacts of investing in TB and out-of-pocket expenditure as a barrier to access TB services

Hall 1 WS

14:30-17:30 Workshop on operational research with all-oral shorter MDR-TB regimens

Hall 6 WS

14:30-17:30 Can we find more “missing cases” of TB with better case finding strategies?

MR G.02 WS

14:30-17:30 TB infection control: lessons learned from select HBCs

MR 1.01 & 1.02 WS

14:30-17:30 TB preventive therapy: the global landscape, implementation and scale up approaches and results and best practices from high TB-HIV countries in Africa.

MR 1.03 & 1.04 WS

14:30-17:30 Quality of care and TB-HIV integration: use of programme data and tailored solutions to reach more people

MR 2.03 & 2.04 WS


THURSDAY 31 OCTOBER


10:30-12:00 Leading change makers to action: TB in displaced persons in complex emergencies

Hall 1 SP

10:30-12:00 Advancing observational research from MDR-TB treatment cohorts: data and methods, challenges and opportunities

Hall 2 SP

10:30-12:00 Science and action on subclinical TB: progress in understanding, diagnosis, treatment and policy

Hall 3 SP

10:30-12:00 Xpert MTB/RIF ULTRA transitioning: where are we?

Hall 6 SP

10:30-12:00 The wheels keep on turning for specimen referrals

MR G.03 & G.04 SP

10:30-12:00 Regional child and adolescent TB initiatives to promote efforts towards a TB disease- free generation

MR 2.02 SP

10:30-12:00 Leveraging a community-of-practice learning model to strengthen TB and HIV data quality and use for programmatic action

MR 2.03 & 2.04 SP

10:30-12:00 Lung health and well-being after TB Novotel Ballroom SP

10:30-12:00 The right to TB treatment and care to end the emergency

Novotel Granite SP

14:00-15:30 Increasing availability of DST diagnostic: need for thinking inside the box for a better, cost-effective and sustainable network

Hall 2 SP

14:00-15:30 Making the switch: country-level experience with programmatic or OR implementation of fully oral, shorter DR-TB regimens

Hall 3 SP

14:00-15:30 Moving towards child-friendly strategies for paediatric TB laboratory-based diagnosis

Hall 5 SP

14:00-15:30 Unanswered questions about how best to treat MDR-TB patients: evidence from the endTB observational study

Hall 6 SP

14:00-15:30 Sharpening our focus: treating recent TB infection in healthcare workers in TB-endemic countries

MR G.03 & G.04 SP

THURSDAY 31 OCTOBER


14:00-15:30 Tobacco control interventions should be implemented in TB control programmes

MR 1.01 & 1.02 SP

14:00-15:30 Fulfilling commitments from the UN high level meeting on tuberculosis: programmatic strategies for taking tuberculosis preventive treatment to scale

MR 1.03 & 1.04 SP

14:00-15:30 The way forward for TB vaccines MR 1.05 & 1.06 SP

14:00-15:30 Reducing deaths from tuberculous meningitis MR 2.02 SP

14:00-15:30 Asthma: an emerging threat to health across the life course

MR 2.03 & 2.04 SP

16:00-17:30 Therapeutic TB trials in children: improving knowledge and access

Hall 6 SP

16:00-17:30 Early scale-up and evaluation of TB case finding and systematic screening using digital chest radiography and computer-aided diagnosis in Africa and Asia

MR G.01 & G.02 SP

16:00-17:30 Taking TB diagnostics to the fields: improving access by extending advanced point-of-care (PoC) testing to rural communities

MR G.03 & G.04 SP

16:00-17:30 Assessing the burden and impact of zoonotic tuberculosis

MR 1.01 & 1.02 SP

16:00-17:30 Scaling up TB preventive treatment: considerations on target populations and diagnostic approaches

MR 1.03 & 1.04 SP

16:00-17:30 The surprising role of adipose tissue at the intersection of TB infection and immunity

Novotel Ballroom SP


FRIDAY 01 NOVEMBER


10:30-12:00 Leadership, science and action to advance new tools to end the TB emergency

Hall 1 SP

10:30-12:00 From shorter to short: Progress towards six-month all-oral treatment regimens for MDR-TB

Hall 3 SP

10:30-12:00 Modified shorter treatment regimen: using evidence, capacity building and public health approach to build sustainable and efficient MDR-TB care

Hall 5 SP

10:30-12:00 TB preventive therapy in pregnant women: is it safe and how should we implement it?

MR G.01 & G.02 SP

10:30-12:00 Indian policies to stop industry interference, and their potential for sub-national levels globally

MR G.03 & G.04 SP

10:30-12:00 Ending the socio-economic emergency for TB-affected households by improving social protection coverage

MR G.05 & G.06 SP

10:30-12:00 Accelerating control of zTB in low- and middle-income countries

MR 1.01 & 1.02 SP

10:30-12:00 The importance of tackling comorbidities to reach the End TB goals

MR 1.05 & 1.06 SP

10:30-12:00 Coercion in TB: human rights and ethical concerns for the use of coercion in the TB response

Novotel Ballroom SP

10:30-12:00 Action on the ground: using the ECHO virtual community of practice model to promote health equity by building local health workforce capacity

Novotel Granite SP

14:00-15:30 Implementing national level accountability for the UN HLM on TB: key recommendations and opportunities

Hall 5 SP

14:00-15:30 Ending paediatric TB through action: operationalising shorter TPT regimens in children

MR G.01 & G.02 SP

14:00-15:30 MATCH: access analysis and diagnostic network optimisation

MR G.03 & G.04 SP

14:00-15:30 TB educational material discussion session MR 1.03 & 1.04 SP

14:00-15:30 Addressing mental health and substance use disorders in TB: a must for people-centred TB care

MR 1.05 & 1.06 SP

14:00-15:30 Saving lives: improving access to TB LAM testing Novotel Ballroom SP

FRIDAY 01 NOVEMBER


14:00-15:30 Food for thought: impact of malnutrition on the TB epidemic

Novotel Granite SP

16:00-17:30 New and repurposed drug resistance emergence: current status and prevention strategies

Hall 1 SP

16:00-17:30 Sustainable models for strengthening pharmacovigilance of TB medicines and diagnostics: global and regional perspectives and country examples

Hall 2 SP

16:00-17:30 MDR-TB operational research on oral regimens: spectrum of approaches and next steps

Hall 5 SP

16:00-17:30 Ready yet? The implications of donor financing transition on national TB programmes

MR G.05 & G.06 SP

16:00-17:30 Accelerating the curve: TB prevention through short rifamycin-based regimens for hard-to-reach groups

MR 1.01 & 1.02 SP

16:00-17:30 Mobilising youth as agents of change for a TB-free world

MR 1.03 & 1.04 SP

16:00-17:30 It’s time to scale up: progress in rolling out TB contact investigation in high-burden settings

MR 2.03 & 2.04 SP

16:00-17:30 How to protect children from tobacco industry interference: a review of treaties, strategies, challenges and progress

Novotel Ballroom SP

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10:30-12:00 Preventive therapy: time to roll out population-based treatment to reach the goal of TB elimination?

Hall 1 SP

10:30-12:00 Anticipating changes in care for DR-TB Hall 2 SP

10:30-12:00 Confronting the crisis: emerging research in maternal-child TB

MR G.05 & G.06 SP

10:30-12:00 Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment (TPT): implementation, scale-up and realities

MR 1.01 & 1.02 SP

10:30-12:00 Putting evidence into action: integrating mental health treatment to end the TB emergency

MR 1.03 & 1.04 SP

10:30-12:00 Shifting the gender paradigm in the TB response: women’s voices

MR 1.05 & 1.06 SP

10:30-12:00 Strategic initiative for finding the missing people with TB

MR 2.03 & 2.04 SP

10:30-12:00 Lessons learned from national TBPSs using culture and Xpert MTB/RIF: TB or not TB?

Novotel Granite SP

14:00-15:30 Amplifying the voices of the TB-affected community through OneImpact: a mobile community-based monitoring (CBM) technology system

Hall 1 SP

14:00-15:30 TB-HIV care cascade analysis to inform programmatic management and quality service delivery

Hall 2 SP

14:00-15:30 Making informed and smart choices: evidence-based optimisation of national strategies to end TB

Hall 5 SP

14:00-15:30 Improving access to TB care for children: successful approaches and upcoming opportunities

MR G.01 & G.02 SP

14:00-15:30 Fighting to breathe: living with asthma, COPD and chronic respiratory diseases, and how to end the silence

MR 1.01 & 1.02 SP

14:00-15:30 Modelling to support ending the emergency: science, leadership, action

MR 1.03 & 1.04 SP


14:00-15:30 Reaching the missing men: strategies to improve men’s access to TB diagnosis and treatment

MR 1.05 & 1.06 SP

14:00-15:30 Taking action: addressing the oft-neglected stigma of TB within the healthcare setting

MR 2.03 & 2.04 SP

14:00-15:30 Using TBPSs to catalyse the response towards ending TB in the African region

Novotel Granite SP

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SV:SB SPOORTHI VEDIKA: SKILLS BUILDING

SV:NA SPOORTHI VEDIKA: NETWORKING ACTIVITY

SV:PA SPOORTHI VEDIKA: PARTICIPATORY ACTIVITY

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MTE MEET THE EXPERT SESSION

MM MEMBER MEETINGS (REGIONAL, SECTION, SUB-SECTION, WORKING GROUP)

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SOA SHORT ORAL ABSTRACT SESSION

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07:30-08:45 Laboratory network optimisation to improve service delivery for TB

MR 1.05 & 1.06 SS

08:00-09:00 TB and mental health working group MR G.03 MM

09:00-09:30 Quitting tobacco simplified! Interactive room (Community Connect 2)

09:15-10:15 TB infection control MR G.03 MM

09:45-11:15 Training programme for treating tobacco dependence in primary care

Interactive room (Community Connect 2)

10:30-11:30 Protecting children from the tobacco industry MR G.03 MM

10:45-11:45 TB research networks in action: generating, coordinating and advocating after the UN HLM

Session room (Community Connect 1)

11:30-12:30 Wake-up call: time for action – barriers in health seeking by women in TB detection, diagnosis and treatment


11:45-12:45 Post-TB lung disorders MR G.03 MM

12:00-13:30 Access to DR-TB drugs: Policy and patent barriers Session room (Community Connect 1)

12:45-13:45 From victim of affected community to an advocate: a community-based treatment giver and a victor


13:00-14:00 TB control in prisons working group MR G.03 MM

13:00-17:00 Lighting the path to TB care – advances in diagnostics

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13:45-15:15 Quality of care: how patients define it and what they need from the health system


14:00-15:30 Taking stock post UNHLM: translating political commitments to actions on the ground


14:15-15:15 MPOWER Research Group on Tobacco MR G.03 MM

14:30-15:30 TB education and training working group MR G.04 MM

15:30-16:30 Asthma management working group MR G.03 MM

15:30-17:15 Open source and TB Session room (Community Connect 1)

15:45-17:15 DR-TB working group MR G.04 MM



15:45-17:15 Recognising and addressing stigma for ending TB: combining community and clinical perspectives


16:30-17:30 Nurses and allied professionals sub-section MR G.05 & G.06 MM

16:45-17:45 Air pollution and lung health working group MR G.03 MM

18:00-19:30 Opening ceremony Hall 3 PL

18:00-19:30 Live stream: Opening ceremony Session room (Community Connect 1)

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19:30-20:30 Welcome reception Hall 3 PL


THURSDAY 31 OCTOBER


07:30-08:30 TB and ethics working group MR G.01 & G.02 MM

07:30-08:45 Laboratory network optimisation to improve service delivery for TB

MR 1.05 & 1.06 SS

07:30-08:45 Zoonotic sub-section and working group Novotel Granite MM

07:45-08:45 HIV section MR 1.03 & 1.04 MM

07:45-08:45 Maternal and child lung health working group MR G.03 & G.04 MM

07:45-08:45 South-East Asia Region meeting MR G.05 & G.06 MM

07:45-08:45 Africa Region meeting MR 1.01 & 1.02 MM

09:00-10:00 Ending the TB emergency Hall 3 PL

09:00-10:00 Live stream: Plenary Ending the TB emergency Session room (Community Connect 1)

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10:00-10:30 Meet the Board: Dr Jeremiah Chakaya Muhwa, President of The Union and President-Elect Professor Guy B Marks.

Hall 4

10:15-11:15 Meet The Expert: José Luis Castro,Executive Director, The Union, andDr Shannon Hader - Assistant Secretary-Generaland Deputy Executive Director, UNAIDS


10:30-12:00 Active TB case finding: one size does not truely fit all: part 1

Hall 5 OA

10:30-12:00 Modelling in the fight against TB MR G.01 & G.02 OA

10:30-12:00 The host and the pathogen in detail MR G.05 & G.06 OA

10:30-12:00 Thinking beyond current diagnostics MR 1.01 & 1.02 SOA

10:30-12:00 The prevention cascade: prevent, treat, retain MR 1.03 & 1.04 SOA

10:30-12:00 Person-centred care: a spectrum of activities MR 1.05 & 1.06 SOA

11:30-12:30 Bolo didi: connect with a sister to talk TB Interactive room (Community Connect 2)

12:00-13:30 TB champions as peer supporters through the TB care cascade: personal testimonies from India


12:10-13:10 MDR-TB treatment panel discussion Hall 2 SPS

12:15-13:15 Asia Pacific Region meeting Hall 5 MM

12:15-13:15 North America Region meeting Hall 6 MM

12:15-13:15 Middle East Region meeting MR G.03 & G.04 MM

THURSDAY 31 OCTOBER

12:15-13:15 Europe Region meeting MR G.05 & G.06 MM

12:15-13:15 Latin America Region MR 1.01 & 1.02 MM

12:15-13:15 Civil society Meet the Expert session MR 2.02 MTE

12:15-13:15 Tuberculosis Meet the expert session MR 2.03 & 2.04 MTE

12:15-13:15 Zoonotic TB Meet the expert session Novotel Granite MTE

12:15-13:15 Person-centred care for improved experiences, services and outcomes

E-Poster Area 1 EP

12:15-13:15 Finding the “missing” cases: TB, HIV, hepatitis and depression

E-Poster Area 2 EP

12:15-13:15 Fighting back: keeping the tobacco industry at bay E-Poster Area 3 EP

12:15-13:15 TB epidemiology and prevention interventions E-Poster Area 4 EP

12:15-13:15 Active case finding in key populations E-Poster Area 5 EP

12:15-13:15 Test your end TB knowledge: interactive mobile technology game show

Community Stage

12:45-13:45 Diabetes mellitus & tuberculosis: “nothing sweet about this comorbidity”

Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 MPOWER lessons from Southeast Asia Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Still far from zero TB deaths Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Community involvement in finding missing cases


12:45-13:45 A bit of everything: stigma, community engagement, media & technology


12:45-13:45 Molecular testing and resistance Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Quality and efficacy for TB diagnostics Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Money matters: analyses of societal and household TB expenditures


12:45-13:45 GeneXpert Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Quality assessment and improvement in care Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Supporting patients for better TB treatment outcomes


12:45-13:45 TPT: how can we increase uptake? Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 World tour: innovations in finding “missing persons” with TB


12:45-13:45 They're out there somewhere: TB case finding strategies




THURSDAY 31 OCTOBER

12:45-14:15 Mental health and TB: the co-epidemics affecting millions


12:50-13:50 The TBScience 2019 rapporteur session Hall 1 SPS

13:30-16:30 Using programmatic data for research Pearl 2 - Cyber Conventions

AIM

14:00-15:30 TPT: old and new regimens Hall 1 SOA

14:00-15:30 Addressing the lung health emergency in adults and children: from epidemiology to intervention

MR G.01 & G.02 OA

14:00-15:30 Patient detection and care innovations MR G.05 & G.06 SOA

14:00-15:30 Defining the TB epidemic in children to inform action

Novotel Ballroom SOA

14:00-15:30 Zoonotic tuberculosis: from basic science to One Health

Novotel Granite SOA

14:00-15:30 Journey with TB treatment -- testimonies by TB champions who have completed treatment overcoming hardships through various dance forms

Community Stage

14:30-15:30 MEET THE EXPERT: Nurses and Allied Professionals


15:30-17:00 The right to medicines is the right to life: clinical and patient experiences on use and access to new drugs


15:45-16:45 TB (tuberculosis) free box: a revolutionary idea to reach 10 million people in 100 days


16:00-17:30 TB tests for triage and monitoring Hall 1 OA

16:00-17:30 Mycobacterial genotype and drug susceptibility Hall 2 OA

16:00-17:30 Contact management: a neglected approach to active TB case finding?

Hall 3 OA

16:00-17:20 All hands on deck: tools to advance tobacco control

Hall 5 OA

16:00-17:30 Different approaches to combating DR-TB MR G.05 & G.06 SOA

16:00-17:30 Community engagement and advocacy for better lung health

MR 1.05 & 1.06 OA

16:00-17:30 National policymaking to achieve HLM & End TB goals

MR 2.02 OA

THURSDAY 31 OCTOBER

16:00-17:30 Achieving UHC: understanding and eliminating catastrophic patient costs in TB care

MR 2.03 & 2.04 SOA

16:00-17:30 TB training and education initiatives to build capacity and improve outcomes

Novotel Granite OA

17:15-18:15 Let's aim for cure and zero suffering – palliative TB care in Eastern Europe – by clinicians and patients


17:45-19:15 Global indigenous STOP TB MR G.03 & G.04 MM

17:45-18:45 Bacteriology & immunology sub-section MR G.05 & G.06 MM

18:00-19:00 TB and Migration Working Group MR G.01 & G.02 MM

18:00-19:30 Bridging the implementation gap: using operational research to introduce new drugs and regimens into the national DR-TB program framework

Hall 1 SS

18:00-19:30 Artificial Intelligence in TB screening: progress on automated CXR triage

Hall 2 SS

18:00-19:30 TB preventive therapy: contact investigation as a starting point and key intervention to achieve TB prevention targets

MR 1.01 & 1.02 SS

18:00-19:30 Accelerate to achieve Ending TB Strategy: innovation techniques of TB immunoprophylaxis, detection, AI screening and diagnostics were developed in China

MR 1.05 & 1.06 SS

18:00-19:30 Emerging lessons from the TB in mining sector in southern Africa (TIMS) programme, a ten country regional grant

MR 2.03 & 2.04 SS

18:00-19:30 Achieving a TB-free world within a generation – why treating Latent Tuberculosis Infection is essential.

Novotel Ballroom SS

18:00-19:30 Integrated Digital Adherence Technologies (IDAT): Translating digital adherence surveillance to patient care

MR 1.01 & 1.02 SS

18:15-19:30 Adult and child lung health section Hall 5 MM

18:15-19:45 Tobacco control section meeting Hall 6 MM

18:30-21:30 India Mahasabha Hall 3 SS

TIME TITLE ROOM TYPETIME TITLE ROOM TYPE


FRIDAY 01 NOVEMBER


07:30-08:45 TB Section meeting MR 2.03 & 2.04 MM

07:30-08:45 The role of centralised testing: views from bedside to impact

Hall 1 SS

07:30-08:45 Managing Latent Tuberculosis Infection: A Way Forward for India

Hall 2 SS

07:30-08:45 Sustainably connecting the DOTS: leveraging data and AI to modernise TB care

MR 1.03 & 1.04 SS

07:30-08:45 Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis: journey of delamanid so far

MR G.01 & G.02 SS

09:00-10:00 Deadly Air Hall 3 PL

09:00-10:00 Live stream: plenary deadly air Session room (Community Connect 1)

PL

09:00-12:30 Challenge TB: The partnership's footprint in TB care and prevention

Pearl 3 - Cyber Conventions

AIM

10:30-12:00 Pharmacokinetics, pharmacovigilance and chain supply in the treatment of TB

Hall 2 SOA

10:30-12:00 Active TB case finding: one size does not truely fit all: part 2

Hall 6 OA

10:30-12:00 Genotyping: state of the art MR 1.03 & 1.04 OA

10:30-12:00 Towards TB elimination: the missing 30 million LTBI treatments

MR 2.03 & 2.04 OA

12:00-13:30 Impacting for change: how networks of advocates and TB survivors are changing the response


12:15-13:15 Special Session Hall 2 SPS

12:15-13:15 HIV Meet the expert session MR G.03 & G.04 MTE

12:15-13:45 Inter-Regional meeting MR 1.03 & 1.04 MM

12:15-13:15 Adult and Child Lung Health Meet the expert session

MR 1.05 & 1.06 MTE

12:15-13:15 How are we doing? Tobacco control compliance post regulations

E-Poster Area 1 EP

12:15-13:15 TB in pregnancy: optimising diagnosis and treatment

E-Poster Area 2 EP

12:15-13:15 Matching people and numbers: role of TB data quality in ending TB

E-Poster Area 3 EP

12:15-13:15 TB and mental health E-Poster Area 4 EP

12:15-13:15 TB diagnostics innovation E-Poster Area 5 EP

FRIDAY 01 NOVEMBER


12:15-13:30 Launch of Unitaid’s latest major investments in TB treatment and technologies

Novotel Ballroom AIM

12:45-13:45 Global education and training activities Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Optimising diagnostic tools in predictive TB Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Zoonotic tuberculosis: from basic science to One Health


12:45-13:45 Challenges for DR-TB treatment Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 A potpourri of tobacco issues Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Enhancing services and supporting care Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Treatment outcomes: DS-TB Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Everything about TB infection Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Let’s talk about contact management and active TB case finding


12:45-13:45 Trends in TB epidemics across the world Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Financing advocacy, modelling, and reporting improvements to end the TB epidemics


12:45-13:45 Addressing TB in vulnerable populations (2) Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Optimising the use of GeneXpert Hall 3 - Poster area PS

13:45-15:15 All hands on deck in fight against TB - power of local leaders


13:45-14:15 No community engagement -- no end to TB Community Stage

14:00-15:30 Active case finding: thinking outside of the box

Hall 1 SOA

14:00-15:30 Rapid genetic TB testing: performance and quality Hall 2 OA

14:00-15:30 The Union student late-breaker session on lung health

Hall 3 OA

14:00-15:30 MDR-TB treatment outcomes Hall 6 OA

14:00-15:30 Enduring the power of MPOWER MR G.05 & G.06 SOA

14:00-15:30 TB infection control and prevention across households, hospitals, workplaces and prisons

MR 1.01 & 1.02 OA

14:00-15:30 Quality TB care along the cascade MR 2.03 & 2.04 SOA

14:15-15:15 Role of community linkages and engagement in TB active case finding amongst high risk groups: TAS4TB 2017 year



FRIDAY 01 NOVEMBER


15:15-15:45 Impact of TB on transgender community Community Stage

15:30-17:00 Life after TB: A conversation about the neglected part of the emergency


16:00-17:30 The HIV-TB and diabetes late-breaker session

Hall 3 OA

16:00-17:30 Drug dosing and the patient achieving a cure Hall 6 OA

16:00-17:30 Providing quality care for TB patients with comorbidities

MR G.01 & G.02 OA

16:00-17:30 Improving laboratory diagnostics MR G.03 & G.04 SOA

16:00-17:30 Vulnerability to TB has many faces MR 1.05 & 1.06 OA

16:00-17:30 Rights-based considerations in TB person-centred care

Novotel Granite OA

17:15-18:45 Tuberculosis and respiratory infections at mass gatherings


18:00-19:30 Advancing access through partnerships Hall 6 SS

18:00-19:30 The role and impact of TB-LAMP: are we harnessing its full potential?

MR G.01 & G.02 SS

18:00-19:30 Establishing latent tuberculosis programmes – real-world experience of planning, implementing and measuring success.

MR G.03 & G.04 SS

18:00-19:30 To End TB we have to prevent TB - introduction to short course prevention therapy: 3HP

MR G.05 & G.06 SS

18:00-19:30 The USAID Accelerator’s investment in TB surveillance: transforming data analytics and visualisation for national policy-makers and district managers through a web-based tool

MR 1.03 & 1.04 SS

18:00-19:30 China’s TB Clinical Trial Consortium - Growth, Projects and Collaboration Opportunities

MR 1.05 & 1.06 SS

18:00-19:30 Digital Adherence Technologies: Country experiences and a toolkit to guide implementation

Novotel Ballroom SS

18:00-19:30 A decade of innovation in global health, and more to come to End TB

Hall 1 SS

18:30-19:30 General assembly Hall 2 MM

18:45-19:45 Finding and treating the missing millions with TB through human rights and UHC approaches


SATURDAY 02 NOVEMBER


08:00-09:00 Scientific Programme Committee meeting Novotel Ballroom MM

09:00-10:00 Public private scientific programme committee meeting

Hall 3 PL

09:00-10:00 Live stream: plenary public private partnerships for leadership and action


PL

10:15-11:45 Strengthening community participation in biomedical research through games and experiential learning tools


10:30-12:00 The Union/CDC late-breaker session on TB Hall 3 OA

10:30-12:00 Smoking cessation: from research to implementation

Hall 5 OA

10:30-12:00 Safety of DR-TB treatment: part 1 Hall 6 OA

10:30-12:00 Closing the gap: addressing challenges of identification and management of childhood TB

MR G.01 & G.02 SOA

10:30-12:00 Engaging the private sector in TB care MR G.03 & G.04 OA

10:30-14:30 Board of directors meeting Novotel Ballroom MM

12:00-13:00 It's about time! Peer led TB screening, fostered with community outreach: learning from PLHIV movement in India


12:00-13:30 How people’s needs can be served by technology Interactive room (Community Connect 2)

12:15-13:15 A breathless child: calling time on deaths from asthma and pneumonia

Hall 2 SPS

12:15-13:15 Bacteriology and Immunology Meet the Expert session

MR G.03 & G.04 MTE

12:15-13:15 Tuberculosis Meet the expert session MR G.05 & G.06 MTE

12:15-13:15 Adult and Child Lung Health Meet the expert session

MR 2.03 & 2.04 MTE

12:15-13:15 Tobacco control Meet the expert session Novotel Granite MTE

12:15-13:15 Addressing TB in vulnerable populations E-Poster Area 1 EP


SATURDAY 02 NOVEMBER SATURDAY 02 NOVEMBER


12:15-13:15 Diagnostic laboratory quality and integration E-Poster Area 2 EP

12:15-13:15 PPM across different settings: models, outcomes & sustainability

E-Poster Area 3 EP

12:15-13:15 Digital CXRs: screening and diagnosis E-Poster Area 4 EP

12:15-13:15 LTBI management: it can be done! E-Poster Area 5 EP

12:15-13:15 TB testing amongst at-risk and hard-to-reach populations

E-Poster Area 6 EP

12:45-13:45 TB-HIV: African-Asian experience Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 TB diagnostics beyond GeneXpert Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Private engagement across the TB care cascade Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Continuing to interfere: the persistence of the tobacco industry


12:45-13:45 Losses and gains across the continuum of TB care Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Can we find “missing persons” with TB through better quality services?


12:45-13:45 Curing TB: self-cure, surgery, new medications Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Extra-pulmonary TB: clinical and diagnostic considerations


12:45-13:45 Effective community interventions and advocacy Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Preventing disease: a focus on LTBI and transmission avoidance


12:45-13:45 TB diagnostics Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Detection and treatment of TB Hall 3 - Poster area PS

12:45-13:45 Fresh air: occupational and environmental threats to lung health


12:45-13:45 Strengthening TB detection and management in children


13:15-14:45 A voice for indigenous peoples is critical if we are to end TB for all


13:45-15:15 TB R & D: TB research - our investments, our products


14:00-15:30 We're vulnerable to TB: don’t forget us Hall 3 OA


14:00-15:30 TB diagnostic innovations Hall 6 SOA

14:00-15:30 Finding the missing with TB: many paths to the same truth

MR G.03 & G.04 SOA

14:00-15:30 Insights into the DR-TB epidemics MR G.05 & G.06 SOA

15:00-16:00 What the story tells us Session room (Community Connect 1)

16:00-16:45 Closing session Hall 3 PL

16:00-16:45 Live stream: Plenary Closing session Session room (Community Connect 1)

PL

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