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17.07.2024 - Publication of main findings in The Lancet Global Health
The main trial results are out!
Genotypic resistance testing-informed clinical management did not significantly improve treatment outcomes over standard care for children and adolescents with viraemia while taking antiretroviral therapy.
08.07.2023 - Last follow-up visit
Trial follow-up is completed. Results will be available soon.
05.07.2022 - Last enrolment
Enrolment to the trial is completed.
12.04.2022 - Activation of three new sites in Tanzania
Three MDH-supported sites in Dar es Salaam - Temeke Regional Referral Hospital, Mbagala Rangi Tatu Hospital, and Upendano Dispensary - are activated.
Image: Training of Dar es Salaam site teams.
23.03.2021 - Activation of Mohale’s Hoek site in Lesotho
The Baylor clinic in Mohale’s Hoek is activated.
30.11.-03.12.2020 - Activation of two new sites in Lesotho
The Seboche Mission Hospital (30.11.2020) and Baylor Maseru (03.12.2020) sites are formally activated.
19.10.2020 - Publication of the GIVE MOVE study protocol
The study protocol manuscript is published with BMC Infectious Diseases.
29.07.2020 - Site activation in Ifakara, Tanzania
Recruitment begins in Ifakara, Tanzania.
Image: Data collection during an enrolment visit in Ifakara.
17.03.2020 - Delay of site activation in Ifakara, Tanzania
The site activation of the One-Stop Clinic and Chronic Diseases Clinic (CDCI) at St Francis Referral Hospital, Ifakara, Tanzania is delayed due to COVID-19.
03.03.2020 - First participant first visit
The first participant is enrolled to the study.
20.02.-09.03.2020 - Site activations in Lesotho
The sites in Lesotho, the Baylor clinics in Leribe (20.02.2020), Butha-Buthe (27.02.2020) and Mokhotlong (09.03.2020), are formally activated.
Image: Site Initiation Visit in Butha-Buthe.
18.01.2020 - Trial registration is completed
GIVE MOVE is registered at ClinicalTrials.gov: NCT04233242.
17.-18.01.2020 - GIVE MOVE training
The Local Principal Investigators and Deputy Local Principal Investigators of the first three sites in Lesotho (Leribe, Butha-Buthe, Mokhotlong) get together for a two-day training on study procedures, using the study database (MACRO by Elsevier), correct study documentation, refresher of Good Clinical Practice principles, study documentation, quality assurance and monitoring, consenting procedures.