| EPE0997 | Here we go NGO - role of the non-governmental sector in the HIV response and implications for transdisciplinary implementation science: a scoping review | E-poster | Innovations in data collection, monitoring and evaluation |
| EPE0998 | Optimization of digital platforms to improve quality of health care systems. A case of Acholi sub region, Northern Uganda | E-poster | Innovations in data collection, monitoring and evaluation |
| EPE0999 | To deliver data as a public good, the governance structure matters as much as the data systems - lessons learned from establishing a Digital Health Division (DHD) in Malawi | E-poster | Innovations in data collection, monitoring and evaluation |
| EPE1000 | Enhancing USAID HIV data quality assurance through the use of algorithmic and digital health solutions | E-poster | Innovations in data collection, monitoring and evaluation |
| EPE1001 | A rapid coverage survey (RCS) for evaluating key population programs at local level | E-poster | Innovations in data collection, monitoring and evaluation |
| EPE1002 | Improving the precision of subnational AGYW risk estimates in South Africa and Côte d’Ivoire | E-poster | Innovations in data collection, monitoring and evaluation |
| EPE1003 | Using open health information exchange framework to develop Vietnam's national HIV case surveillance system architecture | E-poster | Innovations in data collection, monitoring and evaluation |
| OAE0203 | Community Led Monitoring (CLM): A new CLM toolkit to generate evidence to support community-led HIV service improvements | Oral abstract session with live Q&A | Innovations in data collection, monitoring and evaluation |
| TUPEE19 | First electronic viral load assisted ordering and reporting application: increased data interoperability to improve viral load testing and monitoring in Lao PDR | Poster exhibition | Innovations in data collection, monitoring and evaluation |
| TUPEE20 | Mapping the digital health ecosystem in Africa in the context of endemic infectious and non-communicable diseases: a cross-national analysis of 54 countries | Poster exhibition | Innovations in data collection, monitoring and evaluation |