South GP CME 2016 - Programme

South GP CME 2016 - Programme Outline

"South GP CME 2016� - has been endorsed by The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) and has been approved for up to 28.5 credits CME for the General Practice Educational Programme (GPEP) Years 2 and 3 and Maintenance of Professional Standards (MOPS) purposes.

Thursday 11 August 2016 - OPTIONAL PRE-CONFERENCE COURSES (fee applies)

Location	Horncastle Arena, Christchurch
	Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise. Some workshops have a maximum number of attendees. Book early to avoid disappointment.
0830-1030	Workshop 1	Basic Surgery - (24 people) Excisions and layered closures, needle and suture selection, wound and instrument care, repair dog ears Rebecca Stack, Dylan James, Peter Chapman-Smith, Philippa Lemon
	Workshop 2	Dermoscopy Part 1 Jim Muir
	Workshop 3	Practical Tips for GPs Health and Wellbeing Mark Davis
	Workshop 4	An Introduction to Clinical Hypnosis Pat McCarthy
	Workshop 5	Starting Insulin in Primary Care Insulin Intensification Strategies, Managing Diabetic Complications Helen Lunt, Rab Burtun

	Workshop 6	ALS 7 (8 hour course)
1030-1100	Morning Tea
	Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
1100-1300	Workshop 7	Advanced Surgery (Repeated) - (24 people) Advancement, rotation, rhomboid flaps, Z plasty, hatchet flaps (not for beginners) Rebecca Stack, Dylan James, Peter Chapman-Smith, Philippa Lemon
	Workshop 8	Dermoscopy Part 2 Jim Muir
	Workshop 9	Practical Tips for GPs Health and Wellbeing (Repeated) Mark Davis
	Workshop 10	An Introduction to Clinical Hypnosis(Repeated) Pat McCarthy
	Workshop 11	Starting Insulin in Primary Care (Repeated) Insulin Intensification Strategies, Managing Diabetic Complications Helen Lunt, Rab Burtun
1300-1400	Lunch
	Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless otherwise stated.
1400-1600	Workshop 12	Pre Hospital Care Forum What to do at The Scene of a Road Crash and other case studies Richard Seigne, Tony Smith, Dominic Fleischer
	Workshop 13	Dermoscopy Part 1 Repeated Jim Muir
	Workshop 14	Fertility 101 GP's Fertility Toolbox, Gynaecology in Your Rooms, Technology That You Can Access, Moral Issues Sarah Wakeman, Michelle Bailey, Dean Morbeck
	Workshop 15	Eating Disorders Medical Management of Eating Disorders Understanding Eating Disorders Roger Morgan, Nicki Wilson
	Workshop 16	Diabetes - Advanced Insulin Masterclass Helen Lunt, Belinda Gordge
1600-1630	Afternoon Tea
	Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
1630-1830	Workshop 17	Pre Hospital Care Forum What to do at The Scene of a Road Crash and other case studies Richard Seigne, Tony Smith, Dominic Fleischer
	Workshop 18	Dermoscopy Part 2 Repeated Jim Muir
	Workshop 19	Fertility 101 (Repeated) GP's Fertility Toolbox, Gynaecology in Your Rooms, Technology That You Can Access, Moral Issues Sarah Wakeman, Michelle Bailey, Dean Morbeck
	Workshop 20	Eating Disorders Medical Management of Eating Disorders Understanding Eating Disorders Roger Morgan, Nicki Wilson
	Workshop 21	Diabetes - Advanced Insulin Masterclass Helen Lunt, Belinda Gordge
	Dinner own arrangements

Friday 12 August 2016 - MAIN CONFERENCE - Horncastle Arena, Christchurch

Location	Horncastle Arena
0700-0800	Breakfast Session	Demystifying Mental Injury - ACC Breakfast Session Speakers: Kris Fernando (Manager Psychology and Mental Injury) Selena Dominguez (Category Manager: Specialised Treatment Services) Chair: Alastair Wilson Facilitator: Michael Austen
0700-0800	Registration
0800-0805	Conference Opening and Welcome	Chairman NZMA GP Council - Kate Baddock Session Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith
0805-0835	Leon Piterman	Is Technology Destroying the Art of Medicine?
0835-0900	Chris Jackson	A Paradigm Shift in The Treatment of Advanced Melanoma
0900-0925	Matthew Croucher	Don�t Bother Diagnosing Dementia - There's Nothing You Can Do and It Just Upsets People
0925-0950	Lutz Beckert	Why Does Asthma Still Kill?
0950-1015	Des Gorman	How to Purchase better, Innovative and Integrated Healthcare.
1015-1030	Questions and Discussion Leon Piterman Chris Jackson Matthew Croucher Lutz Beckert Des Gorman
1030-1100	Morning Tea and Exhibition
	NZMA What's Hot? The Future of General Practice Session Chair: Kate Baddock
1100-1110	Welcome Address Kate Baddock
1110-1140	Sustainability of General Practice Peter Moodie
1140-1210	Disruptive Technology and the Future of General Practice Jonathan Simon
1210-1240	Altruism: Dead or Alive Stephen Child
1240-1300	Questions to the Panel
1300-1400	Lunch and Exhibition

	MAIN SESSIONS Waste of Medical Resources Session Chair: Pippa Mackay		or Concurrent Sessions (55mins, 2:00pm-2:55pm repeated at 3:05pm)
1400-1420	Elimination of Waste Before Healthcare Rationing Des Gorman		Workshop 26 - Managing Common Haematologic Problems in General Practice Emma-Jane McDonald
			Workshop 27 - Perinatal Anxiety and Stress: �What a GP Needs to Know Liz MacDonald
1420-1440	Minimising Overdiagnosis and Overtreatment - What We Can Do About It Ian Scott		Workshop 28 - Managing Your Money David Caddie
			Workshop 29 - The Effect of Hearing Loss on Your Elderly Patients. Cochlear Implants? Karen Thomas
1440-1500	Valuing The Patient's Time - A Unifying System-Wide Metric Carolyn Gullery		Workshop 30 - Virtual Outpatients in Dermatology Jim Muir
			Workshop 31 - Case Studies in Mental Health Leon Piterman
1500-1520	Doing Right with Pharma Stephen Child		Workshop 32 - Dysmennorhea and Pelvic Pain Mike East
			Workshop 33 - Assessment and Management of Dementia in Primary Care Matthew Croucher
1520-1540	How Patient Focussed Medicine Promotes Efficiencies and Reduces Waste Peter Gendall		Workshop 36-43 - above workshops repeated from 3:05pm-4:00pm Workshop 36 - Managing Common Haematologic Problems in General Practice Workshop 37 - Perinatal Anxiety and Stress: �What a GP Needs to Know Workshop 38 - Managing Your Money Workshop 39 - The Effect of Hearing Loss on Your Elderly Patients. Cochlear Implants? Workshop 40 - Virtual Outpatients in Dermatology Workshop 41 - Case Studies in Mental Health Workshop 42 - Dysmennorhea and Pelvic Pain Workshop 43 - Assessment and Management of Dementia in Primary Care
1540-1600	Discussion Des Gorman Ian Scott Carolyn Gullery Stephen Child Peter Gendall

1600-1630	Afternoon Tea and Exhibition

	MAIN SESSIONS COPD SESSION Session Chair: Rose Laing		or Concurrent Sessions (55mins, 4:30pm-5:25pm repeated at 5:35pm)
1630-1650	Primary Care Perspective Fiona Blair-Heslop		Workshop 46 - Risk/Returns on Investment in the New Low Interest Rate Enviroment Lance Dawber-Ashley
			Workshop 47 - The Short and The Tall Paul Hofman
			Workshop 48 - Current Management of Brain Bleeds and Tumours Eddie Mee
			Workshop 49 - Somatiform Disorders Ian Scott
			Workshop 50 - Topical Antiseptics & Managing Cough in Primary Care Richard Everts
1650-1710	Secondary Care Perspective Mike Epton		Workshop 51 - Essential Reporting and Prescribing For Pilots Claude Preitner
			Workshop 52 - Paediatric Forum (120mins - not repeated) Andrew Day, Kate Gibson , Paul Shillito, Fiona Leighton, Spencer Beasley, Melanie Souter, Colin Watt, Antony Bedggood
			Workshop 53 - Rheumatology Forum: Gout; Biologics; Stem Cells; Early Intervention in RA (120mins - not repeated) Lisa Stamp, Bryan Betty ,Peter Chapman-Smith, John Petrie
1710-1730	Pulmonary Rehab Karen Willsman		Workshop 56-61 - above workshops repeated from 5:35pm-6:30pm Workshop 56 - Risk/Returns on Investment in the New Low Interest Rate Enviroment Workshop 57 - The Short and The Tall Workshop 58 - Current Management of Brain Bleeds and Tumours Workshop 59 - Somatiform Disorders Workshop 60 - Topical Antiseptics & Managing Cough in Primary Care Workshop 61 - Essential Reporting and Prescribing For Pilots
1730-1750	Endstage Care Rachel Wiseman
1750-1810	The Patient Journey Pauline Mohi
1810-1830	Questions and Discussion Fiona Blair-Heslop Mike Epton Karen Willsman Rachel Wiseman Pauline Mohi

1830-1930	MAS Welcome Cocktail Function
1930-2100	Sanofi Dinner Symposium Diabetes Xplained: The APP Your Diabetic Patients Have Been Waiting For Guest Speaker: Dr Rinki Murphy Venue: To be confirmed Buffet dinner with a light and entertaining overview of the current state of adult vaccination presented by Dr Stewart Reid, sponsored by Medicines New Zealand.

Saturday 13 August 2016 - MAIN CONFERENCE

0700-1700	Registration
0700-0800	AbbVie Breakfast 1. Joining the Dots in Psoriatic Arthritis; 2. Reaching for a Cure for Hep C Speakers: 1. Daniel Ching 2. Catherine Stedman Session Chair: John Petrie	GlaxoSmithKline Breakfast Love and Other Drugs: The Asthma Addition Buzz Burrell Session Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith
	MAIN SESSION - Neonatal Health Session Chair: Nicola Austin	or Concurrent Session (55mins, 8:30am-9:25am repeated at 9:35am)
		Workshop 64 - Tax Issues for Doctors Investing Clyde Young, Leicester Gouwland
		Workshop 65 - Joint Injection Techniques Lisa Stamp
0800-0825	Survival and Outcome Consequences of the Very Preterm Infant Nicola Austin	Workshop 66 - Vulval Disorders Olivia Smart
0800-0825		Workshop 67 - Eating Your Way to A Baby Alison Pink
0825-0845	Modern Management of Hypoxia in Neonates Nicola Austin	Workshop 68 - The Wonder Drug Exercise in COPD Lutz Beckert, Patricia Goulter
0825-0845	Modern Management of Hypoxia in Neonates Nicola Austin	Workshop 69 - The Dreaded Syphilis Strikes Again Ed Coughlan
0845-0905	Early Followup Post NICU in PreTermers Adrienne Lynn	Workshop 70 - Eye Essentials for GPs Rebecca Stack, Jo-Anne Pon, Sean Every
0845-0905	Early Followup Post NICU in PreTermers Adrienne Lynn	Workshop 71 - Using Hypnosis for Relaxation Pat McCarthy
0905-0925	Brain Development in the Early Years-Practical Neuroscience for GPs Jackie Blunt	Workshop 72 - Controversies in Cardiovascular Disease Fraser Hamilton, Gerry Devlin
0925-0950	Endocrine and Metabolic Consequences of Being Born Preterm Paul Hofman	Workshops 74-82 - above workshops repeated from 9:35am-10:30am Workshop 74 - Tax Issues for Doctors Investing Workshop 75 - Joint Injection Techniques Workshop 76 - Vulval Disorders Workshop 77 - Eating Your Way to A Baby Workshop 78 - The Wonder Drug Exercise in COPD Workshop 79 - The Dreaded Syphilis Strikes Again Workshop 80 - Eye Essentials for GPs Workshop 81 - Using Hypnosis for Relaxation Workshop 82 - Controversies in Cardiovascular Disease
0950-1010	Mental Health Issues Stephanie Moor
1005-1030	Discussion Nicola Austin Adrienne Lynn Paul Hofman
1030-1100	Morning Tea and Exhibition
	MAIN SESSION Session Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith	or Concurrent Session (55mins, 11:00am-11:55am repeated at 12:05pm)
1100-1125	Art Autopsy and Anatomy - A History of the Brain from Galen to Rhoton Eddie Mee	Workshop 84 - Everything You wanted to Know About Clinical Audit but Were Afraid to Ask. Tim Stokes
		Workshop 85 - Is Your Patient Fit to Fly? Claude Preitner
		Workshop 86 - Differential Diagnosis Based on Classic Location - Where Does Psoriasis Fit In? Shan Edwards
		Workshop 87 - Privacy and Confidentiality for Busy Practitioners Kathryn Dalziel
1125-1150	Survival and Outcome Consequences of the Very Preterm Infant Nicola Austin	Workshop 88 - Valuing Your Business, and Readying To Sell Clyde Young, Leicester Gouwland
		Workshop 89 - Understanding Macular Degeneration Jim Borthwick
		Workshop 90 - The Infertile Couple Janene Brown
		Workshop 91 - Understanding Spirometry Lutz Beckert, Maureen Swanney
		Workshop 92 - ACC Concussion Workshop Rob Campbell
1150-1215	The Aging Brain, Neuroplasticity, �and Cognitive Decline Grant Gillett	Workshops 95-104 - above workshops repeated from 12:05pm-1:00pm Workshop 95 - Everything You wanted to Know About Clinical Audit but Were Afraid to Ask Workshop 96 - Is Your Patient Fit to Fly? Workshop 97 - Differential Diagnosis Based on Classic Location - Where Does Psoriasis Fit In? Workshop 98 - Privacy and Confidentiality for Busy Practitioners Workshop 99 - Valuing Your Business, and Readying To Sell Workshop 100 - Understanding Macular Degeneration Workshop 101 - The Infertile Couple Workshop 102 - Understanding Spirometry Workshop 103 - ACC Concussion Workshop
1215-1240	Management of Colorectal Cancer Chris Wakeman
1240-1300	Discussion Eddie Mee Leon Piterman Grant Gillett Chris Wakeman
1300-1400	Lunch and Exhibition
	MAIN SESSION - Medical Students Forum Part 1 Session Chair: Stephen Child	or Concurrent Session (55mins, 2:00pm-2:55pm repeated at 3:05pm)
1400-1420	Launching Professionals Stephen Child	Workshop 106 - Medicolegal Forum - Case Studies to Identify Risk Before Entering Damage Control Mode Gaeline Phipps, Peter Robinson, Pippa Mackay
		Workshop 107 - Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding - including Mirena and Pipelle Ben Sharp
		Workshop 108 - Common Pubertal Variants � How to Distinguish From True Pathology Paul Hofman
1420-1440	A Career Path Towards General Practice Tim Stokes	Workshop 109 - Oral Anticoagulation in 2016 Emma-Jane McDonald
		Workshop 110 - Your Personal Wealth Plan and How to Help Your Kids on the Right Path Daniel Callaghan
		Workshop 111 - Understanding Our Microbiome Ben Harris
1440-1500	Pitfalls and Uses of Social Media in Medicine Mariam Parwaiz	Workshop 112 - Express Clinic on STDs Maureen Coshall, Ed Coughlan
		Workshop 113 - Lung Disease, Oxygen Therapy and Air Travel Lutz Beckert
		Workshop 114 - Common Primary Care Problems in Patients on Cancer Treatments Chris Jackson
		Workshop 115 - Case Studies on GI Bleeding Frank Frizelle
1500-1520	Teaching Tomorrow's Rural Workforce in General Practice Branko Sijnja	Workshops 117-124 - above workshops repeated from 3:05pm-4:00pm Workshop 117 - Medicolegal Forum - Case Studies to Identify Risk Before Entering Damage Control Mode Workshop 118 - Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding - including Mirena and Pipelle Workshop 119 - Common Pubertal Variants � How to Distinguish From True Pathology Workshop 120 - Oral Anticoagulation in 2016 Workshop 121 - Your Personal Wealth Plan and How to Help Your Kids on the Right Path Workshop 122 - Understanding Our Microbiome Workshop 123 - Express Clinic on STDs Workshop 124 - Lung Disease, Oxygen Therapy and Air Travel Workshop 125 - ~~Common Primary Care Problems in Patients on Cancer Treatments~~ - CANCELLED Workshop 126 - Case Studies on GI Bleeding
1520-1540	How to Change the World - Leadership as a Medical Student Mike Fleete
1540-1600	Interactive Panel Q and A Session Stephen Childs Tim Stokes Mariam Parwaiz Branko Sijnja Mike Fleete
1600-1630	Afternoon Tea and Exhibition
	MAIN SESSION - Medical Students Forum Part 2 Session Chair: Ross Blair	or Concurrent Session (60mins, 4:30pm-5:30pm not repeated)
1630-1650	Money Matters - Looking Beyond a Pile of Debt Caroline Day	Workshop 128 - ~~Case Studies in Rheumatology~~ - CANCELLED John Petrie
		Workshop 129 - Prescribing Beating the Blues Andy Whittington
		Workshop 130 - Which Patients With Interstitial Lung Disease Would You Treat? Lutz Beckert
1650-1710	Negotiating Medicolegal Minefields Gaeline Phipps	Workshop 131 - Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Service Provision- Can We Do It Better? Ruth Spearing, Gordon Beadel, Tristan Pettit, Kate Gardner
		Workshop 132 - Text2Remind version 4.0 - the latest Alicia Johnston, Mairead Ross
		Workshop 133 - What's New Treating UTI's? Richard Everts
1710-1730	First Do No Harm - Medical Student Wellbeing Vidit Singh	Workshop 134 - The Challenge of Rest Home Environments Ben Harris
		Workshop 135 - Wound Infection - What You Need to Know Catherine Hammond
		Workshop 136 - Improving Wellbeing Karen Evison
		Workshop 137 - Optimising the tax structuring of your business Kieran Hayes
1730-1750	Advocacy, Ethics and the Role of the NZMA � Why Join? Lesley Clarke
1800-1900	Medicus Refreshments Session

1900-2330	Conference Dinner: Speakers: To be confirmed

Sunday 14 August 2016 - MAIN CONFERENCE

0715-0815	Oxford Women's Health Breakfast Session The Pelvis in Pain - A Multidisciplinary Approach Ben Sharp, Julie Binns, Hannah Blakely - Chair: John Short
	MAIN SESSION Session Chair: Branko Sijnja	or Concurrent Session (55mins, 8:30am-9:25am repeated at 9:35am)
0830-0855	Genes: How far Have We Come, and Where Are We Heading? Dean Morbeck	Workshop 139 - Implementing Practice Portals Sanjeewa Samaraweera
		Workshop 140 - A Revolution in Reflux: Tackling the Therapeutic Gap Richard Gearry
		Workshop 141 - Recognising and Classifying Injuries - A Forensic View Jack Drummond
		Workshop 142 - Peeling Back the Layers - The Pelvic Floor Uncovered John Short
0855-0920	Optimum Use of Antibiotics in General Practice Richard Everts	Workshop 143 - New Eating and Activity Guidelines for Adult New Zealanders Helen Gibbs
		Workshop 144 - Glaucoma - The Silent Raider Allan Simpson
		Workshop 145 - Preparing for Acute Viral Outbreaks Lance Jennings
		Workshop 146 - Vulnerable Children Shane Whitfield
0920-0945	Managing Late Blooming Teenagers Paul Hofman	Workshops 149-156 - above workshops repeated from 9:35am-10:30am Workshop 149 - Implementing Practice Portals Workshop 150 - A Revolution in Reflux: Tackling the Therapeutic Gap Workshop 151 - Recognising and Classifying Injuries - A Forensic View Workshop 152 - Peeling Back the Layers - The Pelvic Floor Uncovered Workshop 153 - New Eating and Activity Guidelines for Adult New Zealanders Workshop 154 - Glaucoma - The Silent Raider Workshop 155 - Preparing for Acute Viral Outbreaks Workshop 156 - Vulnerable Children
0945-1010	Social Contagion Felicity Goodyear-Smith
1010-1030	Questions and Discussion Dean Morbeck Richard Everts Paul Hofman Felicity Goodyear-Smith
1030	Industry Prize Announcements
1030-1100	Morning Tea
	Session Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith
1100-1130	Difficult to Treat Depression Leon Piterman
1130-1200	End-of-Life Decision-Making in NZ Grant Gillett
1200-1230	Identifying Milestones in Severe COPD to Initiate End of Life Discussions Lutz Beckert, Amanda Landers
1230-1300	Questions and Discussion Leon Piterman Grant Gillett Lutz Beckert Amanda Landers
1300	Conference Closes

	"South GP CME 2016� - has been endorsed by The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) and has been approved for up to 28.5 credits CME for the General Practice Educational Programme (GPEP) Years 2 and 3 and Maintenance of Professional Standards (MOPS) purposes.