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In February 2013 the Leaders’ Committee at London Councils recognised the shortcomings of the Pan London HIV Prevention Programme (PLHPP) approach to HIV prevention. In response, the Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) London, working with London Councils, designed the Future Commissioning of London HIV Prevention Services (FCLHPS) Project to oversee a London-wide needs assessment over the summer of 2013. The FCLHPS project included six work streams: • Epidemiological review • Evidence review update • A Call for Evidence • Stakeholder engagement • Segmented insight research • Mapping of current HIV prevention. The overall findings of the needs assessment are published in the report: “HIV Prevention Needs Assessment for London” (November 2013). This report is the output of one of the six underpinning work streams, and focused on the stakeholder engagement. ADPH London and London Councils will develop an options paper for a meeting of the leaders of the 33 councils in London, due to take place in November 2013.
The Future Commissioning of HIV Prevention in London Stakeholder Engagement Report A Report for the London Directors of Public Health September 2013 Jane Mezzone, Vikki Pearce, Fraser Serle, Pam Skuse
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