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Get social Get informed Get workshopped Opening the door to Melbourne Keep updated with your Healthcare industry, Check out the Get workshopped guide to find out more information on the online interactive Get your ticket to experience Melbourne like you and connect within the virtual exhibition webinars, workshops and Melbourne Meeting of never have before. Open to all delegates and their the Mind (MMOTM) series running to assist you in ANZCA values the long-standing relationships we have in partner/family. Please note that age restrictions gaining CPD and keeping you up to date. the healthcare industry and the support they provide to may apply to some activities. To secure your place, delegates for continual medical education. NEW W71 Pre-operative fasting: Adult patients bookings must be made by Friday 26 March 2021. undergoing elective surgery – what is occurring Any bookings made after this date are subject Hosting the exhibition virtually brings many new innovative in your practice? For Practice evaluation – clinical to availability. All prices are quoted in Australian ways for valuable connection and sharing of information. audit at 20 credits. dollars and include GST. Delegates can interact with the healthcare industry via: NEW Media training with Doug Weller in W43A ANZCA Social functions • One-to-one live chats. Doctors and the media – intensive media training • Video calls. for doctors. We are pleased to bring you a select online social program, including the STEMM breakfast and the • Pre-organised meetings. You must register for workshops in advance and ANZCA and FPM trainee evening. • Seven days of access (Tues 27 April - Tues 4 May). places are limited. We encourage all to connect and be social locally. • Dedicated times advertised within the agenda to prompt your visit. We encourage delegates to engage with the virtual exhibition throughout the annual scientific meeting and learn what’s new from our industry partners. For more information on the online social For more information, check the program for when For more detail on the workshops please program please click here for the Get these health care industry supported webinars are review the Get Workshopped guide. Social guide. scheduled. In-person The ENGAGE hub is a space for a virtual delegate of the ASM to attend in person and connect with their local community. A place to gather and be together Watch a live stream of the main plenary sessions, connect with your local community in the pre-function space, and catch up on some of the latest research submitted as digital ePosters. Look for the icon in the program grid for when these hubs are open, and for the content that will be streamed. Melbourne central hub extended. All times are AEST and correct at time of publication
Tuesday 27 April, Wednesday 28 April 2021 Tuesday 27 April 7-8.30am W01A: Fever; Lessons from COVID-19 W02A: Stuck in the middle with you; Ward or ICU? Perioperative care and risk stratification 9.30-11am W24A: So you want to be a primary examiner? W59A: Malignant hyperthermia – an update H01: Healthcare industry supported webinar, proudly sponsored by Masimo Improving Patient Outcomes through Perioperative EEG Monitoring 12-1.30pm Associate Professor Laurence Weinberg & Professor Adrian W Gelb W10A: Major haemorrhage W10B: Major haemorrhage 2.30-4pm W70A: Preparing for peer review – what do reviewers look for? W75A: Selfcare for the health professionals – an experiential workshop W49A: Keeping mum (alive) – resuscitation and the obstetric patient (5-6pm) 5-6.30pm W10C: Major haemorrhage W76A: Supportive conversations with colleagues 7-8pm OA02: Mabu Mabu online damper making class W10D: Major haemorrhage 7.30-9pm W73A: Practical hypnosis to enhance anaesthesia care – how words help! Wednesday 28 April W42A: Diplomacy in health care: How to negotiate with stakeholders 7-8.30am W40B: Thoracic tips and tricks for the occasional thoracic anaesthetist W19B: Gastric ultrasound: An Introduction with Dr Nav Sidhu W11A: CICO W26A: Training site accreditation: Be part of the visiting team 9.30-11am W40A: Thoracic tips and tricks for the occasional thoracic anaesthetist W60A: Perioperative iron deficiency – pitfalls, diagnosis and management W55A: Anaesthesia and the child with a mediastinal mass (12-1pm) W11B: CICO 12-1.30pm W27A: Effective Management of Anaesthetic Crises (EMAC) instructors’ workshop W45A: Building Aboriginal cultural competency (12-2pm) 1.30-2.15pm OA03A: Yoga - Cultivating energy and clarity W19A: Gastric ultrasound: An introduction with Dr Nav Sidhu W11C: CICO 2.30-4pm W61A: SGLT-2 inhibitors and anaesthesia W78A: Practical meditation and mindfulness for anaesthetists W41A: Peri-arrest ultrasound simulator workshop: Heart, lung and abdomen 5-6.30pm W62A: NOACS and anaesthesia; beyond the guidelines W77A: Art and mindfulness 7-8pm OA04: Melbourne Gin Company - Gin in culture W62B: NOACS and anaesthesia; beyond the guidelines 7.30-9pm W71A: Preoperative fasting: Adult patients undergoing elective surgery – what is occurring in your practice? W74A: Volunteer tourism and real-world anaesthesia 3 All times are AEST and correct at time of publication
Thursday 29 April 2021 7-7.45am OA01C: G. Pump The best of session 7-8.30am W56A: TIVA and paediatrics 8-8.30am S01: STEMM breakfast: “Gender Equity- 3 steps forward, 2 steps back” with Professor Jayashri Kulkarni W12A: Anaphylaxis 9.30-11am W57A: Paediatrics for the occasional paediatric anaesthetist H03: Healthcare industry supported webinar hosted by Seqirus (12-1.30pm) 12-1.30pm W03A: Ain’t no mountain high enough; Providing critical care in isolated circumstances W12C: Anaphylaxis 1.30-2.15pm OA03B: Yoga Metta – cultivating compassion for ourselves and others W71B: Preoperative fasting: Adult patients undergoing elective surgery – what is occurring in your practice? 2.30-4pm W13A: Management of acute behavioural disturbance W29A: ANZCA educators’ module: Technology in teaching and learning W04A: Pocketful of sunshine; secrets of paediatric anaesthesia 5-6.30pm W13B: Management of acute behavioural disturbance W31A: Scholar role – key tips for audit completion W05A: Walk the line; The emerging art and science of bariatric anaesthesia 7.30-9pm W13C: Management of acute behavioural disturbance W15A: Advanced techniques for topicalisation of the airway in AFOI 7-8.30pm S02: ANZCA and FPM trainee evening with Dr Nick Coatsworth 4 All times are AEST and correct at time of publication
Friday 30 April 2021 H04: Proudly sponsored by 3M Perioperative Thermoregulation Professor Daniel Sessler 7-8.30am W20A: Viscoelastic testing – basic W06A: Every breath you take; Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA) and anaesthesia W90A: Head and neck cancer and airway management W12B: Anaphylaxis W07A: We didn’t start the fire; Burns management, airway and beyond 9.30-11am W21A: Viscoelastic testing – advanced W72A: WebAIRS – registering, reporting and conducting personal or departmental audits. W79A: Parental leave navigation: From “working person” to “working parent” W12D: Anaphylaxis W08A: King of pain; The many uses of intrathecal morphine 12-1.30pm W16A: Airway cases – extubating and managing the difficult airway after surgery W44A: Resilience for the clinician W80A: Retiring Well: Creating wellbeing in retirement 1.30-2.15pm OA03C: Yoga - moving meditation W09A: 99 problems; How to handle a complaint W17A: Human factors in airway management 2.30-4pm W48A: Obstetric anaesthesia – the “rapid round table” update! W81A: LivingWorks Start and online debrief 5-6pm W18A: Awake Intubation and Video Assisted Fibreoptic Intubation Opening plenary and Welcome to Country Chair: Dr Vanessa Beavis , ANZCA President and Associate Professor Michael Vagg, FPM Dean Ellis Gillespie Lecture: Why anaesthesiologists should care about basic science 6.30-8.30pm Professor Hugh Hemmings, US (ANZCA ASM Visitor) Michael Cousins Lecture: Physical performance monitoring and the future of precision pain medicine Professor Matthew Smuck, US (FPM ASM Visitor) A failure to communicate: Interpersonal interactions and detection of the deteriorating patient Associate Professor Meghan Lane-Fall, US (Organising Committee Visitor) 5 All times are AEST and correct at time of publication
Saturday 1 May 2021 More than lung isolation: Thoracic Glass cockpits: Advanced Medicolegal CTN Late breaking trials Obesity and pain: Partners in a surgery in 2021 haemodynamic monitoring and the Chair: Dr Maryanne Balkin, Vic Chair: Professor Kate Leslie AO, Vic sociopsychobiomedical approach? Chair: Dr Debra Devonshire, Vic anaesthesia workspace Chair: Mr Michael Hii, Vic Chair: Professor Philip Peyton, Vic Spontaneous ventilation in Hypotension predictive index Medicolegal considerations for BALANCED Delirium Social determinants of obesity and thoracic surgery and pressure field monitoring: blood and blood products Associate Professor Lis Evered, US update on programs Dr Joanne Irons, NSW New applications of non-invasive Professor Ian Freckelton QC, Vic and Dr Doug Campbell, NZ Professor Anna Peeters, Vic technology Associate Professor ECMO in thoracic surgery Voluntary assisted dying and Lidocaine infusions for chronic Latest in medical management 9.30-11am Laurence Weinberg, Vic Dr Natalie Kruit, NSW the anaesthetist postsurgical pain: results of the Dr Priya Sumithran, Vic Perioperative ultrasound and the Dr Danielle Ko, Vic LOLIPOP pilot study and design Opioid free anaesthesia for death of the stethoscope The role of surgery thoracic surgery Journeys in clinical governance of a multicentre large pragmatic Professor Wendy Brown, Vic Dr Andrew Roscoe, Singapore Dr Andrea Bowyer, Vic Associate Professor Steve Bolsin, WA randomised control trial. Professor Tomás Corcoran and Dr Live virtual Q&A Live virtual Q&A Regional oximetry and non-cardiac Live virtual Q&A surgery: Tool or toy? Andrew Toner, WA Dr David Highton, Qld CHESTY Live virtual Q&A Dr Ianthe Boden, Tas Live virtual Q&A 11am-11.30am Break, virtual healthcare exhibition Q&ANZCA: Goals of care in surgical Cardiac disease and the Hiding in plain sight: Frailty and the Jaundiced views: Multidisciplinary Acute Pain SIG: Curtailing the other oncology puerperal period perioperative patient perioperative management of epidemic Moderator: Associate Professor Chair: Dr Maggie Wong, Vic Chair: Associate Professor Lis complex liver disease Chair: Dr Adrian Sultana, NSW, Ranjana Srivastava, Vic Evered, US Chair: Dr Jenny Coulson, Vic Moderator: Dr Megan Allen, Vic The anaesthetist’s perspective Hypertensive emergencies Consenting cognitively impaired Anaesthetic management of Opioids and outcomes Dr Debra Leung, Vic in pregnancy - the role of and frail patients chronic liver disease Dr Lindy Roberts, WA The palliative care physician’s echocardiography Professor David A Scott, Vic Dr Fiona Desmond, Vic Opioid free anaesthesia analgesia perspective Professor Alicia Dennis, Vic Anaesthetic considerations for Patient selection and surgical Dr Adrian Sultana, NSW 11.30am-1pm Professor Peter Martin, Vic Heart disease in pregnancy impaired or frail patients approaches to complex liver Opioid stewardship programs The surgeon’s perspective Dr Jennifer Johns AM, Vic Dr Jai Darvall, Vic resection in Australia Associate Professor Vijayaragavan Cardiovascular emergencies during Multi-component interventions to Mr Graham Starkey, Vic Dr Megan Allen, Vic Muralidharan, Vic pregnancy prevent poor outcomes in frail patients ICU management of Live virtual Q&A The intensivist’s perspective Dr Vangy Malkoutsis, Vic Professor Ruth Hubbard, QLD decompensated liver disease Associate Professor Charlie Corke, Vic Live virtual Q&A Live virtual Q&A Dr Caleb Fisher, Vic A geriatrician perspective Live virtual Q&A Dr Irene Wagner, Vic 1pm-1.30pm Live panel Break, session virtual healthcare exhibition Plenary session two: Pandemic! Chair: Professor David A. Scott, Vic Report from the frontline: Dr Miranda Holmes, Vic 1.30-3pm Epidemiology and global response to the COVID-19 pandemic: Professor Allen Cheng, Vic COVID-19 and peer review: Interpreting the literature in a global emergency: Professor Hugh Hemmings, US, (ANZCA ASM Visitor) MacGyver bias in COVID-19: Associate Professor Laura Duggan, Canada 3pm-3.30pm Break, virtual healthcare exhibition Plenary session three: Heal thy self Chair: Dr Vanessa Beavis, ANZCA President and Associate Professor Michael Vagg, FPM Dean 3.30-5pm Mary Burnell Lecture: Doctors, Disasters and Destiny: Professor Alicia Dennis, Vic, (ANZCA Australasian Visitor) Looking after ourselves: which way now? Dr Kym Jenkins, Vic Edward Shipton Lecture: Nociplastic pain - why should anaesthesiologists care? Professor Eva Kosek, Sweden, (FPM Regional Visitor) 5-6pm Break, virtual healthcare exhibition 6-8.30pm College Ceremony 6 All times are AEST and correct at time of publication
Sunday 2 May 2021 SIG Time to Answer Thoughts (STAT) Sessions: Join our special interest groups and their selected panel for a STAT Session, this live fast paced 60 minutes 10-11.30am — Interventional pain Q & A session is your chance to engage with leading experts and have your questions answered in real time. evidence update Chair: Dr Guy Buchanan, Vic To get the most out of this highly interactive session, OnDemand SIG videos will be available on the virtual platform ahead of the session. Combined Leadership and Anaesthesia and Critical Care Perioperative Medicine SIG STAT Open ePoster Prize session (Career Basivertebral nerve ablation Management SIG and Medical in Unusual and Transport session and Safety, quality and research) Professor Matthew Smuck, US Education STAT session Environments (ACCUTE) and Chair: Dr Rachel Shanks, Vic Chair: Professor David A Scott, Vic Tuning in: All thing radiofrequency Chair: Professor Kirsty Forrest, QLD Trauma SIG STAT session Dr Rob Wright, Vic and Dr Robert Marr, Vic Chair: Dr Clare Hayes-Bradley, NSW Verteboplasty: Its back on Dr William Clark, NSW 10.30-11.30am Associate Professor Meghan Lane- Dr Jamin Mulvey, Canada Dr Mark Shulman, Vic The Open Poster Prize will be The latest in neuromodulation Fall, US Dr Mat Miller, NSW and the Sydney Associate Professor Andre Le awarded to the author(s) of the Dr Marc Russo, NSW Dr Sophia Grobler, NT HEMS team: Gerche, Vic poster judged to be the best Live virtual Q&A Dr Fiona Lander, WA Dr Rob Scott, NSW Dr Paul Wischmeyer, US of those submitted in terms of Live virtual Q&A Dr Geoff Healy, NSW originality, scientific rigour and Live virtual Q&A Live virtual Q&A quality of presentation. The prize of $A500 is to be used for recognised educational purposes. Refer to page 16 for authors presenting in this prize session. 11.30-12pm Break, virtual healthcare exhibition Obstetric Anaesthesia SIG STAT Day Care Anaesthesia SIG STAT Combined Communication in Wellbeing SIG STAT session 12-1.30pm — Procedural update: session session Anaesthesia SIG and Medical Co-chair: Dr Kushlani Stevenson, Vic Where I use interventions in my Chair: Dr Nam Le, Vic Chair: Dr Niki Tan, Vic Education STAT session sociopsychobiomedical approach Chair: Dr Sancha Robinson, NSW Chair: Dr Guy Buchanan, Vic and Dr Kara Allen, Vic 12-1pm Dr Briony Cutts, Vic Dr Brian Hue, WA Associate Professor Meghan Lane-Fall, Dr Jo Sinclair, NZ The interventionalist Associate Dr Maggie Wong, Vic Dr Dwane Jackson, Qld US Dr Lindy Roberts AM, WA Professor Charles Brooker, NSW Adjunct Professor Tanya Farrell, Vic Professor Jill Francis, Vic Associate Professor Stuart Marshall, Vic Dr Kevin Hartley, WA The sceptic Dr Harry Eeman, Vic Dr Nicole Sheridan, Vic Dr Stavros Prineas, NSW Dr Suze Bruins, Vic The middle ground Dr Steve De Graaff, Live virtual Q&A Vic Live virtual Q&A Live virtual Q&A Ms Nicole Gray, Qld Live virtual Q&A Live virtual Q&A 1.30-2pm Break, virtual healthcare exhibition Plenary session four: Gilbert Brown Prize Session 2020 and 2021 FPM Dean’s Prize 2020 and 2021, Chair: Professor David A. Scott, Vic 2021 Best Free Paper Session Chair: Associate Professor Michael Vagg, Vic 2-4pm The Gilbert Brown Prize was established by the Faculty of Anaesthetists, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, in The FPM Dean’s Prize is awarded for original work presented in the area of pain, 1961 and is the most prestigious anaesthesia prize awarded during the meeting. It showcases the best research projects judged to be a significant contribution to Pain medicine and/or Pain Research. of the year from early career researchers. Refer to page 14 for authors presenting in this prize session. The Best Free Paper Award is awarded for original work judged to be the best contribution to the Free Papers session of the Faculty of Pain Medicine. Refer to page 15 and 16 for authors presenting in this prize session. 7 All times are AEST and correct at time of publication
Sunday 2 May 2021 Continued 4-4.30pm Break, virtual healthcare exhibition Plenary: Waving or drowning? Postoperative deterioration and the failure to rescue Chair: Dr Vanessa Beavis, ANZCA President 4.30-6pm Failure to rescue: Associate Professor Daryl Jones, Vic Wearable patient monitoring and the Nightingale Project: Professor Cor Kalkman, Netherlands, (Victorian Regional Visitor) Early postoperative complications and the role of the anaesthesia step-down unit: Dr Courtney Lloyd, SA 6-6.30pm Break, virtual healthcare exhibition Q&ANZCA: The Incredibles: major Cardiac Thoracic Vascular and Sustainability and the environment Open ePoster Prize session (Airway 6.30-8pm — Acute Pain Management: perioperative medicine trials in 2020 Perfusion (CTVP) SIG STAT session STAT session Management, Perioperative Medicine Scientific Evidence 2020 - The Chair: Professor Kate Leslie AO, Vic Chair: Dr Ann Ngui, WA Chair: Dr Eugenie Kayak, Vic and Paediatrics) tastiest morsels from the editors Chair: Dr Tuong Phan, Vic Dr Jennifer Stevens, NSW and Professor Stephan Schug, WA PREVENTT Vascular Anaesthesia Perioperative Associate Professor Forbes McGain, Vic The Open Poster Prize will be Strengthened, weakened, reversed Professor Toby Richards, WA management Associate Professor Kerstin awarded to the author(s) of the – an appetising history of key PADDI Moderator: Dr Malcolm Thompson, WA Wyssusek, Qld poster judged to be the best messages Professor Tomas Corcoran, WA Moderator: Dr Malcolm Thompson, WA Dr Steven McGuigan, Vic of those submitted in terms of Professor Stephan Schug, WA Tidal volume in major surgery Mr Casten Ritter, WA Live virtual Q&A originality, scientific rigour and Paediatric titbits1: Will there ever Dr Dharshi Karalapillai, VIC Dr Mark Shulman, Vic quality of presentation. The prize of be a main course? $A500 is to be used for recognised Associate Professor Greta Palmer, Vic Live panel session Dr Enjarn Lin, Vic 7-8pm educational purposes. Refer to page Long-term benefits from short- Live virtual Q&A 16 for authors presenting in this prize term gains – ‘Vitamin’ K to local Vascular Anaesthesia Perioperative session. anaesthetics management Professor David A. Scott, Vic Moderator: Dr Warren Pavey, WA Paediatric titbits 2: Chewing the fat Associate Professor Christopher and sweet solutions Merry, WA Dr Mark Alcock, Qld Mr Pregesh Joshi, WA Safety, the flip side of efficacy: Some pointers to know about. Live virtual Q&A Dr Richard Halliwell, NSW Avocado in the salad — things that changed my practice Dr Jeffery Mott, Qld Live virtual Q&A 8 All times are AEST and correct at time of publication
Monday 3 May 2021 W33B: Beyond Google: An introduction to the ANZCA Library W32A: New supervisors of training (SOT) workshop: Effective supervision – how to support your trainees (8-10am) W82A: Work-Life Transition Tactics: Redefining work and life through the sustained disruption in times of crisis (9-10.30am) W43A: Doctors and the media – intensive media training for doctors (9am-12pm) 7am-2.30pm W14A: Virtual CRASH – return to work (9.30am-2.30pm) OA05: Cork and Canvas (11am-1pm) W33A: Beyond Google: An introduction to the ANZCA Library (12.30-2.30pm) ANZCA Trainee Academic Prize Session 2020 12-1.30pm Chair: Dr Irene Ng Presentations by ANZCA trainees or fellows who are within one year of admission to fellowship. Refer to page 14 for authors presenting in this prize session 1.30-4pm Break, virtual healthcare exhibition History of Anaesthesia SIG STAT session Professional Practice Research (PPR): How, what, when and why? Trainee ePoster Prize session Chair: Dr Andrew Walpole, Vic Chair: Dr Kara Allen, Vic Chair: Professor David A Scott, Vic Associate Professor Paula Michaels, Vic Dr Tanisha Jowsey, Vic This prize of $A500 is to be used for a recognised educational 4-5pm Dr Pamela Maddock, NSW Dr Rebecca Szabo, Vic purpose and will be awarded to the author(s) of a poster Monica Cronin, Vic Professor Jenny Weller, NZ presented by a trainee of any anaesthetic college which the Professor Marg Bearman, Vic regional organising committee considers best of those submitted Live virtual Q&A Dr Andrew Huang, Vic in terms of originality, scientific rigour and quality of presentation. Refer to the ePoster brochure for authors presenting in this prize Live virtual Q&A session 5-5.30pm Break, virtual healthcare exhibition Perioperative medicine for forgotten populations Oncoanaesthesia: Can anaesthetic choices Blood and iron: Updates in haematology Q&ANZCA: The razor’s edge: What should Chair: Professor David Story, Vic improve long-term outcomes? Chair: Dr Ben Slater, Vic we publish, and why? Moderator: Professor Chair: Professor Bernhard Riedel, Vic Andrew Davidson, Vic Perioperative medicine in paediatrics Does choice matter? General anaesthesia Perioperative anti-coagulation management British journal of anaesthesia Professor Britta Regli-Von Ungern, WA and outcomes in cancer surgery Associate Professor Kate Burbury, Vic Professor Kate Leslie AO, Vic Perioperative medicine in obstetrics Dr Julia Dubowitz, Vic Iron Therapy- where to next Anaesthesia Professor Alicia Dennis, Vic Using perioperative beta-blockade during Professor Toby Richards, WA Dr Kariem El-Boghdadly, UK 5.30-7pm Perioperative medicine in trauma cancer resection to improve outcomes What’s new in fibrinogen replacement therapy? Anaesthesia and intensive care Dr Jonathan Hiller, Vic Dr Julie Lee, Qld Dr Simon Hendel, Vic Associate Professor John Loadsman, NSW Can anaesthesia and analgesia during cancer Heparin and protamine: Do we know what Live virtual Q&A The higher education sector surgery influence oncologic outcomes? we're doing, yet? Dr Florian Falter, UK Professor Kirsty Forrest, Qld Professor Donal Buggy, Ireland Live virtual Q&A Live panel session CPET in the post-METS era: Navigating ASM@night oncological surgery Dr Hilmy Ismail, Vic Live virtual Q&A 7-7.30pm Break, virtual healthcare exhibition ANZAAG STAT session Airway Management SIG STAT session Paediatrics (SPANZA) STAT session Regional Anaesthesia SIG STAT session Chair: Dr Helen Kolawole, Vic Chair: Dr Yasmin Endlich, SA Chair: Dr Ruth Matters, Tas Chair: Dr Samuel Sha, Vic Co-Chair: Dr Frank Parker, Vic Co-Chair Ben Turner Associate Professor Sara Barnes, Vic Dr Kariem El-Boghdadly, UK Dr Elsa Taylor, NZ Dr John Cormack, Vic 7.30-8.30pm Dr Joseph Deluca, Vic Associate Professor David Brewster, Vic Associate Professor Greta Palmer, Vic Dr Cassandra Andrews, Vic Dr Winnie Tong, NSW Dr Louise Ellard, Vic Dr Catherine Olweny, Vic Dr Samuel Sha, Vic Dr Kyra Chua, Vic Dr Ben Pons, NSW Dr Nicholas Chrimes, Vic Dr Ben Turner, Vic Live virtual Q&A Dr Sarah Green, NSW Live virtual Q&A Live virtual Q&A Live virtual Q&A 8.30-9.30pm OA06: Milk the Cow - Cheese and wine tasting 9 All times are AEST and correct at time of publication
Tuesday 4 May 2021 7-8.30am W34B: Advanced searching in MEDLINE: Tips and tricks to getting the best out of your search 9.30-11am W63A: Preoperative functional assessment 11.30am-1pm W34A: Advanced searching in MEDLINE: Tips and tricks to getting the best out of your search ANZCA Trainee Academic Prize Session 2021 12-1.30pm Chair: Dr Irene Ng Presentations by ANZCA trainees or fellows who are within one year of admission to fellowship. Refer to page 15 for authors presenting in this prize session. 1.30-5.30pm Break, virtual healthcare exhibition Plenary six: Q&ANZCA: COVID-19 Operational responses and challenges Moderator: Ms Julia Medew, Vic Panellists: Dr Paul Eleftheriou, Chief Medical Officer - Western Health, Vic 5.30-7pm Dr Vanessa Beavis, ANZCA President, NZ Dr Suzi Nou, ASA President, Vic Dr Sheila Hart, NZSA President, NZ Dr Finn Romanes, Department of Health and Human Services Senior Medical Advisor, Vic Live panel session 7-7.30pm Break, virtual healthcare exhibition Closing plenary ASM@night Chairs: Dr Chris Ball, Vic Award presentations of Gilbert Brown Prize, ANZCA Trainee Academic Prize, Trainee ePoster Prize and Open ePoster Prize Anaesthesia Hypotheticals: The ‘VIP’ Moderator: Dr Simon Hendel Based on the award-winning dramatisation of moral dilemmas screened in Australia in the 1980’s, this live session will see our moderator, Dr Simon Hendel guide a multidisciplinary panel through an ethically and morally challenging scenario. Close the meeting by watching how this panel of noted clinical leaders manage our Very Important Patient. 7.30-9pm Dr David Anderson Professor Ian Freckelton QC Professor Mukesh Haikerwal AC Associate Professor Andrew Hardidge Professor Kate Leslie AO Ms Julia Medew Associate Professor Daryl Williams Closing remarks Dr Vanessa Beavis, ANZCA President 10 All times are AEST and correct at time of publication
SIG OnDemand Combined Leadership and Management SIG and Medical Education SIG session The special interest groups have developed OnDemand content, some of our special interest groups will then be available for live STAT Session (STAT sessions are 60min Q&A with leading experts). This From Little Things Big Things Grow OnDemand content will be available for you to view from 27 April, giving you more time to review your Implementation science and the anaesthesiologist favourites and post questions in advance. Please refer to the main program grid to discover when the Associate Professor Meghan Lane-Fall STAT sessions will take place, our panel will join live to answer your questions. Examples from practice - the beginners guide to big ideas Airway Management SIG Anaesthesia and Critical Care Dr Sophia Grobler Difficult airway in Unusual and Transport Why change fails Dr Fiona Lander Awake tracheal intubation guidelines Environments (ACCUTE) and Dr Kariem El-Boghdadly Trauma SIG Airway management and COVID-19 Day Care Anaesthesia SIG General issues Associate Professor David Brewster Day Stay arthroplasty Mental strategies to optimise human performance in Extubation of the ‘at risk’ airway high pressure environments: Jasper icefields mass Day stay arthroplasty: Why now? Training, technique Dr Louise Ellard casualty incident and treading with caution Welcome to the era of universal airway management Dr Jamin Mulvey Dr Brian Hue Dr Nicholas Chrimes Leaping into a new environment: What is a registrar Giant leaps from simple steps taught during NSW Aeromedical Operations Dr Dwane Jackson training? Dr Mat Miller and the Sydney HEMS team: Are we bound by acceptability of day-stay Australian and New Zealand Dr Rob Scott arthroplasty to patients and providers? Professor Jill Francis Anaesthetic Allergy Group Dr Geoff Healy Dr Clare Hayes-Bradley Antibiotic delabelling in clinical practice History of Anaesthesia SIG Occupational health care allergies is it increasing in leaps and bounds? Cardiac Thoracic Vascular and Pain, trauma and trust - a historical reflection Associate Professor Sara Barnes Perfusion (CTVP) SIG on the patient experience The clinical problem of inappropriate allergy labels, Childbirth trauma Hybrid operating theatres and the science of de-labelling. Associate Professor Paula Michaels Dr Joeseph De Luca Updates on VT management. What do anaesthetists Pain and trust, biology and race need to know. Our approach to de-labelling: Dr Pamela Maddock Associate Professor Saurabh Kumar St Vincents Hospital - Sydney: Dr Winnie Tong Why are we still talking about Sims Austin Hospital, Melbourne: Dr Kyra Chua Monica Cronin John Hunter Hospital, Newcastle: Dr Benjamin Pons Combined Communication in Anaesthesia SIG and Medical Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney: Dr Sarah Green Neuroanaesthesia SIG Education SIG session New directions for enhanced neurological Human factors and communication outcomes. Anaesthesia and Critical Care Clinical handover and communication Introduction in Unusual and Transport Associate Professor Meghan Lane-Fall Dr Dean Cowie Environments (ACCUTE) SIG Human factors and clinical performance Burst suppression – friend or foe? White Island / Whakaari Eruption Associate Professor Stuart Marshall Dr Amy Gaskell Hear from: Dr Tony Smith, Dr Owen Callender, Dr The theory of communication What’s new in EEG and emergence delirium in Dr Stavros Prineas children Francois Stapelberg and Mr Richard Wong-She Dr Andrew Davidson Intro & welcome by Dr Dean Bunbury Neurosurgery: function over form Please note this session will not have a live STAT Mr Kristian Bulluss session, please submit your questions on the video and the SIG will respond. Please note, there is no live panel for this session. 11
OnDemand Obstetric Anaesthesia SIG Regional anaesthesia SIG Professional Practice Research Obstetrics and adversity Regional SIG update How, What, When and Why? Quality assurance in haematological point of care What’s in a name? Standardising nomenclature in Thematic Analysis testing for obstetrics regional anaesthesia Dr Tanisha Jowsey Dr Briony Cutts Dr Kariem El-Boghdadly Grounded Theory Professor Margaret Bearman Innovations in blood transfusion therapy The role of catheters for post operative analgesia Dr Maggie Wong Dr John Cormack Qualitative research Dr Rebecca Szabo Obstetrics and COVID in Victoria Adductor canal blocks Participatory research Adjunct Professor Tanya Farell Dr Cassandra Andrews Dr Andrew Huang Obstetric anaesthesia and COVID in Victoria An update on ultrasound guided truncal blocks Dr Nicole Sheridan Dr Samuel Sha WebAIRS incident reporting - new Paediatrics (SPANZA) Sustainability concepts using incident analysis to Paediatrics Do no harm? Our environmental Impact. improve safety and quality Postoperative nausea and vomiting (PONV) What more evidence do we need? A standardised colour-coding system to describe Dr Elsa Taylor Associate Professor Forbes McGain escalation of risk and criticality in anaesthetic practice, and its role in the WebAIRS system Postoperative analgesia Advantages of addressing our waste problem. Dr Stavros Prineas Associate Professor Greta Palmer Associate Professor Kerstin Wyssusek Bowtie diagram evolution in anaesthesia Xenon - is it the answer? Anxiety minimisation Dr Martin Culwick Dr Steven McGuigan Dr Catherine Olweny Bowtie diagram examples to prevent and prepare for Prevention and management of emergence delirium anaesthetic crises Dr Ben Tuner Wellbeing SIG Dr Yasmin Endlich Wellbeing Perioperative Medicine SIG Long Lives Healthy Workplaces Dr Joanna Sinclair Prehabilitation for beginners Becoming better: The ANZCA trainee wellbeing Cardiopulmonary exercise testing in the post-METS era project Dr Mark Shulman Dr Lindy Roberts AM Exercise as medicine - prevention of chemotherapy Can you teach resilience? Developing the “building mediated functional decline personal resilience” modules: The WA experience Associate Professor Andre Le Gerche Dr Kevin Hartley, Dr Suze Bruins and Dr Nicole Gray Pre-operative nutritional optimisation Dr Paul Wischmeyer 12
Moderated ePoster Prize sessions Sunday 2 May Monday 3 May Open ePoster Prize session – Career and Open ePoster Prize session – Airway Trainee ePoster Prize session safety, quality and research management, perioperative medicine and 4-5pm 10.30-11.30am paediatrics Chair: Professor David A Scott Chair: Professor David A Scott 7-8pm When all else fails, is COFFEE the solution? (Carbon Chair: Dr Tuong Phan Offset Funding For Environmental Emissions) MEasuring the impact of Anaesthetist-administered medications volumeS on intraoperative flUid balance Dr Gregory Leverett Influence of metabolic syndrome and hypercoagulability on duRing prolonged abdominal surgEry (MEASURE study) post-operative troponin levels in patients undergoing major Postoperative recommencement advice for Associate Professor Laurence Weinberg orthopaedic surgery antithrombotic agents Dr Usha Gurunathan Dr James Cheng Jiang Intraoperative hypotension in elder patients (iHypE): a retrospective cohort study of hypotension treatment Reported definitions of intraoperative hypotension in surgical thresholds in Queensland Effects of rotational thromboelastometry-guided patients under general anaesthesia transfusion management in patients undergoing Dr Stefan Saric Ms Stephanie Li surgical intervention for post-partum haemorrhage: an A comparison of the ClearSight™ finger cuff with observational study Effect of high-flow versus low-flow nasal oxygen invasive arterial pressure measurements in patients Dr Yiying (Sally) Tsang therapy on hypoxaemia during endoscopic retrograde with class III obesity: A pilot study cholangiopancreatography in high risk patients: a randomised Anaesthetists are primed to leap into action on Associate Professor Victoria Eley controlled trial climate change Dr Yadanar Zaw Dr Maximilian Benness Clinical audit of venous thromboembolism prevention in postoperative patients before and after electronic Examining subjective psychological experiences of post- medical record Anaesthetists adherence to aseptic precautions when operative delirium: a qualitative study involving older performing ultrasound guided peripheral intravenous Dr Luke Yang cardiac patients cannulation. A quality improvement project Miss Caitlin Cohen Dr Jessica Taylor Development of a paediatric quality of recovery score Dr Cameron Graydon 13
ASM prizes Sunday 2 May Monday 3 May Gilbert Brown Prize Session Characterising the change in airway oxygen concentration in ANZCA Trainee Academic Prize Session apnoeic patients when using high flow nasal oxygen with an 2-4pm air/oxygen blender 12-1.30pm (2020 and 2021 presenters) Dr Pippa Jerram (2020 presenters) The effect of THRIVE versus nasal prongs on safe apnoea time The ANZCA Trainee Academic Prize shall be awarded The Gilbert Brown Prize is a prestigious prize awarded in paralysed obese patients: A randomised controlled trial to the trainee or fellow, within one year (taking into annually at the ASM. Eligibility for the prize shall be account career disruption) of award of the diploma of limited to fellows of the college and the Faculty of Pain Dr Louis Guy fellowship who is judged to make the best contribution Medicine within eight years (taking into account career at the Trainee Academic Session held as part of the disruption) of admission to fellowship of ANZCA. In the 2021 presenters ASM. This session will only be open to trainees or case of fellows who also hold a specialist qualification fellows to present material related to their research from another college or equivalent, eligibility for the High flow humidified nasal oxygen (HFNO) versus face while a trainee. The prize will take the form of a medal, prize shall be limited to fellows within eight years mask oxygen for preoxygenation of pregnant women – a and be accompanied by a certificate recognising the (taking into account career disruption) of obtaining prospective randomised controlled crossover study (HINOP2) achievement. Applicable for 2020 authors only. their original specialist qualification in anaesthesia or Dr Patrick Tan pain medicine. Physiological requirements of performing CPR as determined 2020 presenters The prize takes the form of a medal and will be by cardiopulmonary exercise testing Urinary ketosis in fasting elective caesarean section patients accompanied by a grant of $A1000 for educational purposes. The Gilbert Brown Prize winner will also Dr Andrew Woolley Dr Hannah Bellwood receive a certificate recognising the award. Please Agreement between ROTEM amplitudes at five minutes note only one abstract per author can be entered for Knowledge and opinions of anaesthetic staff on operating theatre recycling practices at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s (A5) with ROTEM amplitudes at ten minutes (A10) in consideration for this prize. patients undergoing cardiac surgery. Hospital (RBWH) – a departmental survey 2020 presenters Dr Yena Hwang Dr Jessica Taylor Bullying in Anaesthesia Registrars Survey (BARS) Postoperative pulmonary complication prevention Operation clean up in Australian operating theatres – a in elective cardiac and major abdominal surgery: a quality improvement program by TRA2SH Dr Peter Garnett feasibility study Dr Jess Davies Quality over frailty: an audit of QFIRST, a novel multi- Dr Brian Chen disciplinary clinic for high-risk surgical patients at a Comparing thoracic epidural analgesia (TEA) with continuous Queensland tertiary hospital Pharmacokinetic algorithm-driven versus fixed dose ratio wound infusion catheters (CWIC) in simultaneous pancreas Dr William Curtis dosing of protamine following cardiopulmonary bypass: kidney (SPK) transplantations the PRODOSE phase II randomised controlled trial Dr Isabelle Reed Regional anaesthesia and its association with Victorian Dr Lachlan Miles inpatient arteriovenous fistula complication rates Dr Nathaniel Hiscock 14
ASM prizes continued Tuesday 4 May Sunday 2 May ANZCA Trainee Academic Prize Session 2021 presenters Faculty of Pain Medicine Dean’s Prize 12-1.30pm Trainee Quality Improvement Prize 3-4pm (2021 presenters) (2020 presenters) Surgical day care unit (SDCU) fasting clock – an initiative The Trainee Research Prize (formerly the Trainee to reduce prolonged preoperative fasting times in patients The Faculty of Pain Medicine (FPM) Dean’s Prize Academic Prize) shall be awarded to the trainee or undergoing elective colorectal and bariatric surgery is awarded for original work presented in the area fellow, within one year (taking into account career of pain and judged to be a significant contribution Dr Joanna Yu disruption) of award of the diploma of fellowship who to pain medicine and/or pain research. Eligibility is is judged to make the best contribution at the Trainee Postoperative opioid requirement in elective primary limited to trainees of the faculty; trainees of the five Academic Session held as part of the Annual SciM). unilateral knee replacement surgery at Alfred Health: a participating professional bodies of the faculty, or follow-up retrospective cohort study fellows of FPM within eight years (taking into account Prospective authors must meet the eligibility criteria Dr Alexandra Bolger career disruption) of admission to fellowship. Please by 12am (AEDT) on 1 March in the year of the ASM. note elected fellows must be within eight years (taking This session will only be open to trainees or fellows PAC Telehealth Project – an assessment of patient and into account career disruption) of admission to their to present material related to their research while a anaesthetist experience of telehealth in the anaesthetic original fellowship at the date of the meeting. The prize trainee. The prize will take the form of a medal, and preassessment clinic takes the form of a certificate and a grant of $A1000 for be accompanied by a certificate recognising the Dr Nicole Hobday educational or research purposes. achievement. Applicable for 2021 authors only. The Trainee Quality Improvement Prize shall be Trainee Research Prize 2020 presenters awarded to the trainee or fellow, within one year (taking into account career disruption) of award of The impact of glycated haemoglobin recordings on patient Post-operative monitoring after opioid administration the diploma of fellowship by 12am (AEDT) on 1 March outcomes following elective and emergency surgery at a in paediatric post-anaesthetic care unit 2021 who is judged to make the best contribution tertiary institution – a retrospective review Dr Nicholas Harrington at the Trainee Academic Session held as part of the Dr Mikaela Garland Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM). Prospective authors Targeting two birds with one stone: efficacy of must meet the eligibility criteria by 12am (AEDT) on 1 Incidence of ketone elevation among patients with diabetes ketamine in pain and opioid reduction March in the year of the ASM. The prize will take the on day of surgery Dr Roopa Gawarikar form of a medal, and be accompanied by a certificate Dr Jason Denny recognising the achievement. Applicable for 2021 authors only. Does the transfusion of perioperative blood products influence outcomes following orthotopic liver transplantation? Dr Timonthy Duong 15
ASM prizes continued Sunday 2 May FPM Best Free Paper Award ePoster prizes 2-4pm The organising committee of the 2021 ASM will select two (2021 presenters) posters to be awarded a prize under the following categories: The Best Free Paper Award is for original work judged ASM 2021 Open ePoster Prize to be the best contribution to the FPM Free Papers session and is open to all ASM registrants. The prize The Open Poster Prize will be awarded to the author(s) of the takes the form of a certificate and a grant of $A500 for poster judged to be the best of those submitted in terms of educational or research purposes. originality, scientific rigour and quality of presentation. The prize of $A500 is to be used for recognised educational purposes. 2021 presenters ASM 2021 ANZCA Trainee ePoster Prize Opioid stewardship assessment: a multicentre study of post discharge opioid use and handling in surgical This prize of $A500 is to be used for a recognised patients educational purpose and will be awarded to the author(s) of a poster presented by a trainee of any anaesthetic college Dr Megan Allen which the regional organising committee considers best of Seven-year follow up of persistent postsurgical pain in those submitted in terms of originality, scientific rigour and cardiac surgery patients quality of presentation. Dr Mateusz Zawadka Retrospective audit of the effect of intra-operative methadone on post-operative analgesia outcomes after major joint surgery Dr Jovana Stojkov 16
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