HIV/STI Prevention Program: Ephraim Joseph T. Falcunit

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HIV/STI Prevention

Program

Ephraim Joseph T. Falcunit


Post Graduate Medical Intern - BIHMI
STI
(SEXUALLY
TRANSMITTED
INFECTION)
S.T.I.
1. Rate of sexual exposure of susceptible to infectious people

2. Efficiency of transmission per exposure

3. Duration of infectivity of those infected


HIV
HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS
M, N, O, P
HIV HTLV-1
HTLV-2
HIV-1
HIV-2
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H

HIV-1 M

HIV-2
HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE LIVING
WITH HIV?
• 46,985 HIV positive cases reported to the
Department of Health from January 1984 to
August 2017.

• 84% of newly reported cases were among males


who have sex with males (MSM), and transgender
women who have sex with males (TGW).
May 2017, there were 1,098 new HIV
antibody sero-positive individuals
reported to the HIV/AIDS & ART
Registry of the Philippines (HARP).
DOH HIV/STI PREVENTION PROGRAM

OBJECTIVE:
• Reduce the transmission of HIV and STI among the most at risk
population and general population and mitigate its impact at the
individual, family, and community level.
Program Activities
1. Availability of free voluntary HIV
Counseling and Testing Service;

2. 100% Condom Use Program (CUP)


especially for entertainment
establishments;
Program Activities:
• 3.  Peer education
and outreach

• 4.  Multi-sectoral
coordination through
Philippine National
AIDS Council (PNAC)
Program Activities:

5.  Empowerment of
communities

6. Community assemblies for a


way to reduce stigma
Program Activities::
7.  Augmentation of
resources of social Hygiene
Clinics

8. Procured male condoms


distributed as education
materials during outreach.
DOH:
Program
Accomplishments
1. Health policy and program development

2. Capability building of local government units


(LGUs) and other stakeholders

3. Leveraging services for priority health


programs.
Partner Organizations/Agencies:
• Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG)
• Philippine National AIDS Council (PNAC)
• Research Institute for Tropical Medicine (RITM)
• STI/AIDS Cooperative Central Laboratory (SCCL)
• World Health Organization (WHO)
• United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
• Pinoy Plus Association
• AIDS Society of the Philippines (ASP)
• Positive Action Foundation Philippines, Inc. (PAFPI)
• Action for Health Initiatives (ACHIEVES)
• Affiliation Against AIDS in Mindanao (ALAGAD-Mindanao)
• AIDS Watch Council (AWAC)
• Family Planning Organization of the Philippines (FPOP)
Partner Organizations/Agencies
• Free Rehabilitation, Economic, Education, and Legal Assistance Volunteers
Association, Inc. (FREELAVA)
• Philippine NGO council on Population, Health, and Welfare, Inc. (PNGOC)
• Leyte Family Development Organization (LEFADO)
• Remedios AIDS Foundation (RAF)
• Social Development Research Institute (SDRI)
• TLF share Collectives, Inc.
• Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP) Katipunang Manggagawang
Pilipino
• Health Action Information Network (HAIN)
• Hope Volunteers Foundation, Inc.
• KANLUNGAN Center Foundation, Inc. (KCFI)
• Kabataang Gabay sa Positibong Pamumuhay, Inc. (KGPP)
Republic Act 11166
Press Release/12 July 2019:
•“PNAC Chair
Secretary
Duque signs IRR
of new HIV law,
more support
for PLHIV.”
Republic Act 11166

• Lowering of age of consent from 18 to 15


years old

• Matured minor doctrine and the provision


of proxy consent

• HIV education
Republic Act 11166
• “Comprehensive Intervention” for the
key affected population

• Support to all PLHIV


Republic Act 11166
• This law also ensures the development of
closed-setting institutions.

• The stiffer penalties for breaching


confidentiality

• No PLHIV shall be denied or deprived of


private health insurance.

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