PROGRAM
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TUESDAY 18 JULY 2023 – WORKSHOPS |
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0700 – 1700 | REGISTRATION OPEN | ||
Location | Vivid Room | King St Room | The Extra |
0800 – 1230 |
Facilitator: Michael Downes |
Ultrasound guided vascular access and basic nerve blocks Facilitator: Darren Moisey |
Facilitator: Victoria Grigor |
1000 – 1030 | Morning Tea – The Avenue | ||
1230 – 1300 | Lunch – The Avenue | ||
1300 – 1730 |
Toxicology Facilitator: Michael Downes |
Ultrasound finishing school – eFAST, AAA, FELS (Focussed Echo in Life Support) Facilitator: Darren Moisey |
High Repetition, Low Fidelity, Simulation for HIgh Acuity, Low Occurrence Procedures Facilitator: Emma Davey |
1500 – 1530 | Afternoon Tea – The Avenue | ||
1800 – 2000 |
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WEDNESDAY 19 JULY 2023 |
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Transition of Practice | |||
0745 – 1700 | REGISTRATION OPEN | ||
0730 – 0830 | Sponsored Breakfast Session | ||
Location | The Arena | ||
0845 – 1030 | Welcome to Country and Opening Session | ||
PLENARY 1: Keynote Session | |||
Keynote Speakers: Adjunct Associate Professor Nicola Cunningham Dr Martin Than Artificial Intelligence in Medicine is coming. Where might this lead and more importantly what are its limitations? |
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1030 – 1050 | Morning Tea, Exhibition & Poster Displays | ||
Location | The Arena | ||
1050 – 1230 | The Arena PLENARY 2: Clinical Updates Neurology: What’s new in interventional neurology Diabetes: What’s new in the management of diabetes Immunology: What’s new in the diagnosis and management of angioedema Paediatrics: What’s new in the management of common paediatric presentations |
Speakers: Ferdi Miteff Dr Emma Croker Theo De Malmanche |
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1230 – 1330 | Lunch, Exhibition & Poster Displays – The Avenue | ||
Location | The Arena Room | The Extra Room | The Vivid Room |
1330 – 1500 | The Equitable ED – Where are we now and where do we go from here? |
Alternative Careers in EM FACEM is only a starting point and working clinically in an ED one of a number of career paths. Where else could a FACEM lead you? |
Free Papers |
Speakers: Dr Amandeep Hansra, Louis Christie, Mark Miller Dr Carolyn Hullick |
Cellulitis In The Emergency Department: A Prospective Cohort Study With Patient-centred Follow-up Comparison Of 2 Surgical Cricothyrotomy Techniques Speaker: Ezra Suria Comparison Of Mechanical Restraint Use In A Metropolitan Ed After System Change; A Before And After Analysis The Burden Of Sepsis In The Pre-hospital And Emergency Setting In Victoria, Australia: A Retrospective Analysis |
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1500 – 1530 | Afternoon Tea, Exhibition & Poster Displays – The Avenue | ||
Location | The Arena | ||
1530 – 1700 | PLENARY 3: Clinical Updates Cardiology: What’s new in troponins and rapid diagnostic pathways Trauma: What’s new in the management of polytrauma Pre-hospital: What’s new in the prehospital space |
Speakers: Dr Sam Vidler |
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THURSDAY 20 JULY 2023 |
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Transition of Process | |||
0700 – 1700 | REGISTRATION OPEN | ||
0730 – 0830 | Sponsored Breakfast Session | ||
Location | The Arena | ||
0900 – 1025 |
PLENARY 4: Virtual and Alternative Care in EDs The COVID pandemic has had a dramatic impact on the workplace. New models of care have developed as a result including virtual care. Are there possibilities for EDs to provide these sorts of care going forward? What about urgent care and its role in providing emergent medical care? |
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Speakers: Amith Shetty Urgent Care Telehealth in Acute Care Dr Coen Butters |
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1025 – 1030 | Reflections on ACEM’s 40th Anniversary | ||
Dr Clare Skinner, ACEM President Dr Stephen Gourley, ACEM President-Elect |
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1030 – 1100 | Morning Tea, Exhibition & Poster Displays – The Avenue | ||
Location | The Arena Room | The Extra Room | The Vivid Room |
1100 – 1230 |
Paediatrics off Piste A series of talks surrounding off-beat paediatric topics. You will have seen all of these but perhaps not thought about them. |
ED Design Rebuilding, renovating and remodelling EDs is something we all live through at some point. Come and listen to a panel of speakers in varying stages of their rebuilds to learn from their experiences. |
Free Papers |
Speakers: Sethy Ung Dr Yolanda Coleman Dr Elizabeth Thompson |
Speakers: Dr Cindy Hastings Dr David Murphy Associate Professor Richard Cracknell Dr James Edwards |
Factors That Contribute To Patient Length Of Stay In The Emergency Department: A Time In Motion Observational Study An Audit Evaluating The Use Of The ‘buckle Fracture Management – emergency Department’ Standard Operating Practice In The Paediatric Emergency Department At Wyong Hospital Speaker: Sophie Hawkins Emergency Learning: A Qualitative Appraisal Of Medical Student Learning In The Emergency Department Triage Gap?: An Analysis Of Outcomes For Aboriginal Australians Presenting To A Remote Referral Hospital, Stratified By Triage Category |
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1230 – 1330 | Lunch, Exhibition & Poster Displays – The Avenue | ||
Location | The Arena Room | The Extra Room | The Vivid Room |
1330 – 1500 |
Practical Pearls: Leadership & Wellbeing In a busy and fast-paced environment such as the ED, it is often difficult to promote and support wellbeing and leadership. How can we practically achieve this and thus provide safer workplaces for patients as well as ourselves? |
Practical Pearls: Palliative Care Whilst much of ED care is geared towards aggressive resuscitation, we provide a lot of palliative care with mixed results. Come listen to practical solutions and ideas as to how to improve this care both within and on approach to the ED. |
Practical Pearls: Drug and Alcohol Mental health and Drug and Alcohol patients can often be a challenging group to provide optimal care within a busy ED. How can we practically provide better care for this at-risk group within the ED? |
Speakers: Dr Rhys Ross-Browne Kathryn Hume Dr Vinodkumar Raveendran |
Speakers: Kayla Gloss & Katie Maclean, Louis Christie Dr Shirleen Balbir Singh |
Speakers: Melanie Harrison Krista Monkhouse Dr Angelo Virgona |
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1500 – 1530 | Afternoon Tea, Exhibition & Poster Displays – The Avenue | ||
Location | The Arena | ||
1530 – 1700 |
PLENARY 5: Ethics and Law in Emergency Medicine Emergency medicine is practised in a fast-paced environment with unexpected and novel situations occurring constantly. This occurs under a legal and ethical framework to which we are all apart of. What are these legal and ethical principles and how should we apply them in this series of difficult legal and ethical cases? |
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Panel Discussion: Tricky Ethical and Legal Cases in EM Speakers: |
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1900 – 2300 | Gala Dinner – Newcastle City Hall | ||
FRIDAY 21 JULY 2023 |
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Transition of People | |||
0830 – 1100 | REGISTRATION OPEN | ||
Location | The Arena | ||
0900 – 1030 |
PLENARY 6: Technology in Emergency Medicine Technology is invading every space and Emergency Medicine is no exception. How might clinicians be better enabled in this sphere? What may technologies such as virtual reality mean for training and practice in the future? |
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Speakers: Dan Hookham Enabling technology for clinicians/frontline workers Nathan Moore Virtual reality useage in Simulation/training |
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1030 – 1100 | Morning Tea, Exhibition & Poster Displays – The Avenue | ||
Location | The Arena | ||
1100 – 1200 |
PLENARY 7: Stop! You’re breaking the law? Emergency medicine is fast-paced and we often treat first and ask questions later. There is however a whole legal system which governs what we do. How well do you know your responsibilities and legal requirements? Could you be inadvertently breaking the law? Speaker:
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1200 – 1215 | Closing remarks | ||
1215 – 1300 | Lunch, Exhibition & Poster Displays – The Avenue |