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Strengthening the health care workforce for older people living with cancer
19 th Conference of the
International Society
of Geriatric Oncology
Integrative oncology – Leaving no one behind
Programme
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Journal of Geriatric
Oncology
The Journal of Geriatric Oncology is an international,
multidisciplinary journal which is focused on advancing
research in the treatment and survivorship issues of older
adults with cancer, as well as literature relevant to education
and policy development in geriatric oncology.
The journal welcomes the submission of manuscripts in the
following categories:
• Original research articles
• Review articles
Editor-in-Chief
Supriya Mohile • Clinical trials
University of Rochester Medical Center, • Education and training articles
USA
• Short communications
• Perspectives
2018
• Meeting reports
CiteScoreTM • Letters to the Editor
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The Journal of Geriatric Oncology is the official journal of the
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International Society of Geriatric Oncology (SIOG).
SUPPORTS OPEN ACCESS
Journal of Geriatric Oncology offers authors the option to publish
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19 th Conference of the International
Society of Geriatric Oncology
Integrative oncology – Leaving no one behind
Strengthening the health care workforce for older people living with cancer
CONTENTS
VENUE FLOORPLAN ................................................................................................................................................................ 4
WELCOME ADDRESS ............................................................................................................................................................... 5
ABOUT SIOG ............................................................................................................................................................................. 6
SIOG MEMBERSHIP ................................................................................................................................................................. 8
PROGRAMMATIC ACTIVITIES ................................................................................................................................................ 10
SCIENTIFIC & EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS ............................................................................................................................. 14
GENERAL CONFERENCE INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................. 16
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME COMMITTEE & ABSTRACT REVIEWERS .................................................................................. 19
SPEAKERS .............................................................................................................................................................................. 20
SIOG AWARDS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 21
PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE ................................................................................................................................................. 24
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME ..................................................................................................................................................... 26
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2019 ................................................................................................................................... 26
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2019 ......................................................................................................................................... 26
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2019 ................................................................................................................................... 28
SCIENTIFIC POSTER SESSIONS ........................................................................................................................................... 30
POSTERS LIST ........................................................................................................................................................................ 31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ........................................................................................................................................................ 43
SPONSORS ............................................................................................................................................................................. 45
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19 th Conference of the International
Society of Geriatric Oncology
Integrative oncology – Leaving no one behind
Strengthening the health care workforce for older people living with cancer
VENUE FLOORPLAN
GROUND LEVEL
Registration Desk Espace Polyvalent
Posters’ Area Espace Polyvalent
Espace
Polyvalent
LEVEL 1
Plenary Hall Room 1
Speakers’ Ready Room Presidency Zone Presidency Zone
LEVEL 3
GE Workshop Room Room 6
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19 th Conference of the International
Society of Geriatric Oncology
Integrative oncology – Leaving no one behind
Strengthening the health care workforce for older people living with cancer
WELCOME ADDRESS
Dear Colleagues,
As the President of SIOG and Chair of the Scientific Committee of the SIOG Annual Conference this year, I take great pride in
welcoming all the attendees of the 19th Conference of the International Society of Geriatric Oncology / SIOG 2019 in Geneva,
Switzerland on November 14-16, 2019.
The SIOG 2019 Annual Conference will be a premier event combining a one-day IFA/SIOG Summit 2019 – Global Policy
Dialogue on Cancer in the Ageing Population to be held at the United Nations Venue on Thursday, November 14, 2019
followed by a two-day SIOG 2019 Scientific Programme at the prestigious International Conference Centre Geneva (CICG) on
Friday and Saturday, November 15-16, 2019.
For this edition of our conference, the science of our discussions and meetings will revolve around the theme of integrative
oncology – leaving no one behind. The meeting will provide several types of educational lectures including multidisciplinary
lectures around specific tumor types discussing concrete cases backed up by solid scientific background. Oral abstract
sessions and poster discussions will be designed to follow three major tracks:
• Solid and hematologic malignancies
• Geriatric assessment and supportive care
• Modern diagnostics and therapeutics
SIOG is the front runner in channelling the knowledge and skills of health professionals to help determine the top priorities
and actions in clinical settings for advancing the effectiveness of including geriatric protocols in the treatment and care of
our older cancer patients. Continuing the success of previous SIOG Annual Conferences, this 19th edition will once again
bring together leading experts, professionals and academics from around the world to exchange knowledge, experience,
and insights around cancer in ageing across diverse clinical settings and industries. The conference will feature speakers
from among the world’s leading experts in this field, for advancing the understanding and the practice of this multidisciplinary
approach.
The SIOG Annual Conference is returning to Geneva, its home, just before SIOG’s 20th Anniversary!
Embedded between the nearby Alpine peaks and the hilly terrain of the Jura, the French-speaking city of Geneva lies in the
bay where the Rhone leaves Lake Geneva. With its humanitarian tradition and cosmopolitan flair, the European seat of the
United Nations and headquarters of the Red Cross, Geneva is known as the «capital of peace».
We welcome you in Switzerland and hope you will find the conference and your stay in Geneva both valuable and enjoyable.
Prof. Hans Wildiers
President
International Society of Geriatric Oncology
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19 th Conference of the International
Society of Geriatric Oncology
Integrative oncology – Leaving no one behind
Strengthening the health care workforce for older people living with cancer
ABOUT SIOG
Who we are
Treatment of cancer in older adults is complex and an ever-growing global challenge for healthcare professionals. Comorbidities,
potentially altered treatment tolerance, and variable patient preferences are some of the key issues that affect caring for older
people with cancer. The best approach for treating cancer in the elderly has never been more pressing in a context where the
ageing population continues to grow at an unprecedented rate.
The International Society of Geriatric Oncology, also known as Societé Internationale d’Oncologie Geriatrique in French,
(SIOG), was founded in 2000 and was officially registered as a not-for-profit organisation under the Swiss law in October 2012.
SIOG is a multidisciplinary society, including physicians in the fields of oncology and geriatrics, and allied health professionals
and has over 1.700 members in more than 80 countries around the world. The SIOG network represents over 110.000 patients
older than 65 years. SIOG is the leading force in channelling the knowledge and foresights of professionals to help determine
the top priorities and actions to enhance the effectiveness of including geriatric protocols in the treatment and care of cancers
of the elderly patients.
The founding members comprised of Paul Calabresi, Matti Aapro, Lazzaro Repetto, Martine Extermann, John Bennett,
Riccardo Audisio, Lodovico Balducci and Silvio Monfardini.
Our mission and vision
Challenge: Major risk factor for cancer is age, and with the ageing of the world population, a major epidemiologic challenge
is ahead of us.
Our goal: To foster the development of health professionals in the field of geriatric oncology, in order to optimise treatment
of older adults with cancer.
SIOG promotes efforts through three strategic channels: Education, Clinical practice and Research.
These are addressed through the following goals and tools:
1. EDUCATION
Goals Tools
• Journal of Geriatric Oncology (JGO)
Dissemination of knowledge to maintain a common standard of quality
healthcare in older cancer patients • SIOG Annual Conference
• SIOG Regional Forums (APAC, LATAM, USA, etc.)
Integrate geriatric oncology in the curricula of medical and nursing • SIOG Annual Geriatric Oncology Advanced Course
education to ensure a contextualised and high standard of qualification for • SIOG Education online e-learning modules
healthcare professionals • Educational Geriatric Oncology Books (in collaboration with
ESMO; Education Resources: SIOG-ASCO)
Address the shortage of specialised oncologists/geriatricians & allied • Close collaboration with cancer educational organisations
health professionals in geriatric oncology (ASCO, ESMO, ECCO, MASCC, SABCS, ASH, EUGMS,
EONS, Europa Donna, Europa Uomo, IAGG)
Successful global advocacy through support to country initiatives for • SIOG Guidelines: Expert recommendations & guidelines
health workforce development and inclusion of NCDs in the UN 2030 published in international scientific journals (Lancet
Agenda Oncology, Annals of Oncology, JCO etc.)
2. CLINICAL PRACTICE
Goals Tools
Integrate geriatric evaluation (including comorbidities) into oncology
decision-making and guidelines • Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment
• SIOG Clinical Guidelines*
Improve the quality of prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up of
older patients with malignancies • SIOG Task Forces active in various fields of geriatric oncology
to produce position papers, consensus statements or clinical
Address issues of access to care, including the needs of the caregiver practice guidelines*
*Full list of SIOG Guidelines on www.siog.org
Develop interdisciplinary geriatric oncology clinics
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19 th Conference of the International
Society of Geriatric Oncology
Integrative oncology – Leaving no one behind
Strengthening the health care workforce for older people living with cancer
ABOUT SIOG
3. RESEARCH
Goals Tools
Develop, test and disseminate easy screening tools
Create a clear and operational definition of vulnerability/frailty applicable
to oncology • SIOG Geriatric Oncology Practice Centres Registry – research
facilitating platform (under development)
Increase the relevance of clinical trials for older patients
• Geriatric Oncology grant for Young Researchers
Improve research in the field of geriatric oncology
Promote multidisciplinary, basic/translational research on the interface of
aging and cancer
SIOG BOARD MEMBERS
President and Chair of SIOG Conference Committee Hans Wildiers
UZ Leuven, Leuven, BE
President-Elect Ravindran Kanesvaran
National Cancer Centre Singapore, SG
Immediate Past President Stuart Lichtman
Memorial-Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Commack, NY, US
Treasurer Laura Biganzoli
Department of Oncology – Prato Hospital, Prato, IT
Co-Chairs Corporate Relations Committee Matti Aapro
Multidisciplinary Institute of Oncology, Genolier, CH
Etienne Brain
Institut Curie (Hôpital René Huguenin), St Cloud, FR
Chair Fellowship, Nominating and Award Committee Stuart Lichtman
Memorial-Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Commack, NY, US
Chair Membership & National Representatives Committee Kwok-Leung Cheung
University of Nottingham, Department of Breast Surgery,
Nottingham, GB
Chair Publication Committee Vicki Morrison
University of Minnesota/Hennepin County Medical Center
(Mpls MN), Arden Hills, MN, US
Chair Science & Education Committee Tanya Wildes
Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO, US
Member at large Siri Rostoft
Oslo University Hospital, Oslo, NO
Chair Nursing & Allied Health Interest Group Cindy Kenis
UZ Leuven, Leuven, BE
Observer - Chair Young SIOG Interest Group Nicolò Matteo Luca Battisti
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, Sutton, GB
Ex Officio - Chief Executive Officer Najia Musolino
Geneva, CH
SIOG National Representatives
The International Society of Geriatric Oncology (SIOG) counts its National Representatives (NRs) as one of the main active and
strategic bodies of SIOG. SIOG NRs play an important role in linking SIOG’s activities with members, institutions and experts
around the globe.
As SIOG spokespersons in their respective countries, SIOG NRs take the lead as ambassadors of SIOG’s mission, sharing the
same values and pursuing the same objectives, in the joint effort to promote progress and innovation in geriatric oncology.
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19 th Conference of the International
Society of Geriatric Oncology
Integrative oncology – Leaving no one behind
Strengthening the health care workforce for older people living with cancer
SIOG MEMBERSHIP
SIOG members share a passion for geriatric oncology. Current SIOG membership comprises of over 1700 members in more
than 80 countries and continues to grow. Our current members include scientists, surgical oncologists, geriatricians, medical
oncologists, radiation oncologists, psychologists, sociologists, nurses, nurse practitioners, and other healthcare professionals
active in the area of clinical practice interested in and/or involved in the management of older patients with cancer.
This year, SIOG is proud to acknowledge the membership anniversary of the following members who have been active within
the society for 15, 10 and 5 years. SIOG deeply acknowledges these members for contributing to the SIOG mission and for a
continued and unfailing commitment.
Alexandru Calin Grigorescu (RO)
Janine Overcash (US)
Homayoon Sanati (US)
Ruud van Rijswijk (BE)
Mária Wagnerova (SK)
in 2019
Shabbir Alibhai (CA) Trine Lembrecht Jørgensen (DK)
Esther Bastiaannet (NL) Theodora Karnakis (BR)
Remedios Blanco (ES) Beatriz Korc-Grodzicki (US)
Rabia Boulahssass (FR) Hubert Maas (NL)
Karis, Kin-Fong Cheng (SG) Abd-El-Rachid Kamal Mahmoudi (FR)
Jean-Baptiste Fargeas (FR) Beate Schultheis (DE)
in 2019
Francine Gaba (CA) William Tew (US)
Joyita Banerjee (IN) Javier Martínez (ES)
Anne Booms (AU) Ginah Nightingale (US)
Raul Cordoba Mascunano (ES) Adolfo Pentagna Silvestre (BR)
Falalu Danwata (GB) Aulia Rizka (ID)
Peggy Den Hartog - Lievaart (NL) Myriam Rodríguez Couso (ES)
Fabio Gomes (GB) Anupama Roy Chowdhury (SG)
Siva Govender (NZ) Johan Schuijtemaker (NL)
in 2019 In Gyu Hwang (KR) Frank Senecal (US)
Yoshinori Ito (JP) Enrique Soto Pérez de Celis (MX)
Ludmila Koch (BR) Ishwaria Subbiah (US)
Andree Kurniawan (ID) Jurema Telles de Oliveira Lima Sales (BR)
Yat Ming Lau (HK) Els Van Loon (BE)
Cecilia Lund (DK)
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19 th Conference of the International
Society of Geriatric Oncology
Integrative oncology – Leaving no one behind
Strengthening the health care workforce for older people living with cancer
SIOG MEMBERSHIP
Membership benefits
Access the Journal of Geriatric Oncology (JGO) - Pubmed indexed - 6 ANNUAL ISSUES (in print + online or online only,
depending on membership status);
Access the Critical Reviews in Oncology/Hematology (CROH) 12 ANNUAL ISSUES;
Get involved in SIOG educational activities, in the annual conference and governance;
Receive a discounted registration fee at SIOG Annual Conference, SIOG Advanced Course and other SIOG Events;
Vote at the SIOG General Assembly and elect Board members (depending on membership status);
Participate in Expert Task Forces;
Receive SIOG Newsletter;
Network with colleagues from all over the world and share your expertise;
Submit articles to the Journal of Geriatric Oncology (JGO), the only journal specifically dedicated to this area of medicine
called geriatric oncology;
Benefit from reduced rates on selected publications/books (e.g. ESMO Handbook of Geriatric Oncology, and other ESMO
Handbooks);
In addition to the above-mentioned benefits, members have the right to guide SIOG priorities and activities through voting at
the General Assembly. The General Assembly is the supreme governing body of the society.
Join SIOG and help us achieve our goals
With your support, SIOG will be able to:
Improve the quality of prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up of older patients with malignancies;
Develop, test and disseminate easy screening tools;
Increase public awareness of the worldwide cancer in the elderly epidemic.
Become a member now
More information is available at http://siog.org/content/join-siog
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19 th Conference of the International
Society of Geriatric Oncology
Integrative oncology – Leaving no one behind
Strengthening the health care workforce for older people living with cancer
PROGRAMMATIC ACTIVITIES
NURSING & ALLIED NURSING
Impact of geriatric assessment on survival, function, and
nutritional status in older patients with head and neck cancer:
HEALTH (NAH)
& ALLIED
HEALTH
Preliminary results of the EGeSOR randomized multicenter
INTEREST GROUP controlled trial - Florence Canoui Poitrine (FR)
SIOG Nursing & Allied Health (NAH) is a SIOG Interest Geriatric co-management is associated with reduced 90day
Group comprised of nurses and allied health professionals, postoperative mortality among patients aged 75+ with
members of SIOG, working in the field of geriatric oncology. cancer - Soo Jung Kim (US)
The SIOG NAH provides a forum for nurses and allied health
professionals to collaborate, share challenges and concerns, Prehabilitation in preoperative care of prehab as medicine -
as well as identify areas of interest. Barbara van Munster (DE)
Interest Group Leadership 2018-2020
Cindy Kenis (BE) - Chair Geriatric Evaluation Workshop
Martine Puts (CA) - Vice-Chair Saturday, November 16, 2019 - 07:00-08:30 - Room 6
Kristen Haase (CA) Separate registration required.
Ginah Nightingale (US)
Schroder Sattar (CA) Chairs: Cindy Kenis (BE) (NAH), Melissa Loh (MY & US)
Petra Stolz Baskett (NZ) (Young SIOG)
Najia Musolino (CH), ex-officio 1) Geriatric screening tools (VES-13, Geriatric 8) - Gábor
Liposits (DK), Carolina Uranga (US)
2) Cognitive assessments (MOCA, MMSE, Mini-Cog) -
Nursing & Allied Health Interest Group Allison Magnuson (US), Martine Puts (CA)
3) Physical performance batteries (SPPB, TUG, gait speed,
Activities at SIOG 2019, Geneva etc.) - Mackenzi Pergolotti (US), Schroder Sattar (CA)
SIOG NAH Poster Discussion 4) Chemotherapy toxicity calculators (CARG, CRASH,
Thursday, November 14, 2019 - 19:00 - Posters’ Area MAX2) - Nicolò Matteo Luca Battisti (GB), Melisa Wong
(US)
Check out the best prospective and innovative studies for 5) Life expectancy calculators - Enrique Soto Perez de Celis
each of the SIOG 2019 scientific tracks. (MX), Nina Rosa Neuendorff (DE)
The discussion will be led by Kristen Haase and Schroder 6) Social support and psychological health - Kristen Haase
Sattar. (CA), Fábio Gomes (GB)
P068 - Patient-reported symptom burden and association 7) Medications and polypharmacy - Erika Ramsdale (US),
of geriatric assessment (GA) impairments with the symptom Ginah Nightingale (US)
burden in older adults with advanced cancer receiving
systemic treatment - Eva Culakova (US)
P095 - A survey of the prevalence of long-term systemic SIOG 2019 Nursing & Allied Health Investigator Award
anticancer treatment side effects and satisfaction with care Saturday, November 16, 2019 – 15:30 – Room 1
in older people living with and beyond cancer - Kumud
Kantilal (UK) The SIOG 2019 Nursing & Allied Health Investigator Award
P110 - Benefits of physical activity on reducing cancer- will be presented at the SIOG Presidential Session.
related fatigue for older men with prostate cancer: A Award Finalists: Jessie De Cock (BE), Rei Ono (JP) and
randomized controlled trial - Meagan O’Neill (CA) Cassandra Vonnes (US)
P124 - Geriatric nursing education in a comprehensive See page 21 for their profiles.
cancer center - Soo Jung Kim (US)
P149 - Physiological, pharmacological and environmental
factors implicated falling in geriatric oncology inpatients: A case
control study in a major cancer center - Cassandra Vonnes (US)
Research on Geriatric Evaluation Symposium
(Joint Symposium with Young SIOG, Nursing/Allied
Health, EUGMS)
Friday, November 15, 2019 - 18:30-19:30 - Room 1
Chairs: Martine Puts (CA) (NAH), Gábor Liposits (DK) (Young
SIOG), Claire Falandry (FR) (EUGSM)
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Society of Geriatric Oncology
Integrative oncology – Leaving no one behind
Strengthening the health care workforce for older people living with cancer
PROGRAMMATIC ACTIVITIES
YOUNG SIOG Research on Geriatric Evaluation Symposium
YOUNG
(Joint Symposium with Young SIOG, Nursing/Allied
INTEREST GROUP SIOG
Health, EUGMS)
Young SIOG comprises of Friday, November 15, 2019 - 18:30-19:30 - Room 1
young clinicians and researchers, members of SIOG,
working in the field of geriatric oncology. This interest group Chairs: Martine Puts (CA) (NAH), Gábor Liposits (DK) (Young
develops and promotes excellence in geriatric oncology in SIOG), Claire Falandry (FR) (EUGSM)
accordance with the SIOG policies and strategy determined
Impact of geriatric assessment on survival, function, and
by the SIOG Board. The Young SIOG interest group oversees
nutritional status in older patients with head and neck cancer:
the participation of young researchers in geriatric oncology
Preliminary results of the EGeSOR randomized multicenter
related activities within SIOG’s scientific, educational and
controlled trial - Florence Canoui Poitrine (FR)
advocacy related projects.
Geriatric comanagement is associated with reduced 90day
postoperative mortality among patients aged 75+ with
Interest Group Leadership 2018-2020 cancer - Soo Jung Kim (US)
Nicolò Matteo Luca Battisti (GB) - Chair
Melissa Loh (MY & US) - Vice-Chair Prehabilitation in preoperative care of prehab as medicine -
Fabio Gomes (GB) Barbara van Munster (DE)
Gábor Liposits (DK)
Nina Rosa Neuendorff (DE)
Enrique Soto Perez de Celis (MX) Geriatric Evaluation Workshop
Najia Musolino (CH), ex-officio Saturday, November 16, 2019 - 07:00-08:30 - Room 6
Separate registration required.
Chairs: Cindy Kenis (BE) (NAH), Melissa Loh (MY & US)
Young SIOG Activities at SIOG 2019, (Young SIOG)
Geneva 1) Geriatric screening tools (VES-13, Geriatric 8) - Gábor
Liposits (DK), Carolina Uranga (US)
Young SIOG Drinks
2) Cognitive assessments (MOCA, MMSE, Mini-Cog) -
Thursday, November 14, 2019 - from 21:00
Allison Magnuson (US), Martine Puts (CA)
3) Physical performance batteries (SPPB, TUG, gait speed,
Following the success of last year’s event, we are organising
etc.) - Mackenzi Pergolotti (US), Schroder Sattar (CA)
a Young SIOG Drinks during the conference. The gathering
4) Chemotherapy toxicity calculators (CARG, CRASH, MAX2)
will take place at Ta Cave www.tacave.ch/geneve
- Nicolò Matteo Luca Battisti (GB), Melisa Wong (US)
Please note that costs are NOT covered by Young SIOG.
5) Life expectancy calculators - Enrique Soto Perez de Celis
(MX), Nina Rosa Neuendorff (DE)
6) Social support and psychological health - Kristen Haase
Young SIOG Poster Discussion (CA), Fábio Gomes (GB)
Friday, November 15, 2019 - 16:30-17:00 - Posters’ Area 7) Medications and polypharmacy - Erika Ramsdale (US),
Ginah Nightingale (US)
Check out the best prospective and innovative studies for
each of the SIOG 2019 scientific tracks.
The discussion will be led by Nicolò Matteo Luca Battisti, SIOG 2019 Young Investigator Award
Nienke de Glas, Enrique Soto Perez de Célis and Melissa Saturday, November 16, 2019 – 15:30 – Room 1
Loh.
P058 - Our experience of nursing/allied health practitioner- The SIOG 2019 Young Investigator Award will be presented
led geriatric screening and assessment of elderly oncology at the SIOG Presidential Session.
patients: a highly accessible model of care - Darshit Arunbhai Award Finalists: Zuhair Alam (US), Jennifer Lund (US) and
Thaker (AUS) Isacco Montroni (IT)
P112 - Comorbidity levels impact chemotherapy treatment See page 22 for their profiles.
in older adults with cancer - Naser M Kh M S Alqurini (CA)
P135 - Prospective evaluation of the G8 screening tool for
predicting treatment-related toxicities in Chinese elderly
cancer patients - Wing Lok Chan (HK)
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Society of Geriatric Oncology
Integrative oncology – Leaving no one behind
Strengthening the health care workforce for older people living with cancer
PROGRAMMATIC ACTIVITIES
Advanced Course Poster Discussion
Saturday, November 16, 2019 - during the morning
coffee break: 10:30-11:00 - Advanced Course Posters’
Section in the Posters’ Area
Course students will have the possibility to discuss their
posters with the Geriatric Oncology community present
SIOG ADVANCED COURSE IN at the conference to showcase planned projects after the
GERIATRIC ONCOLOGY course.
The overall objective of the SIOG Advanced Course
in Geriatric Oncology is to train professionals in the
Final Wrap Up and Knowledge Assessment of the
management of elderly cancer patients, providing specific
Advanced Course
skills in assessment, care pathways and therapeutic choices
Saturday, November 16, 2019 - 13:30-14:30 - Room 5
about the elderly patients with cancer. The goal is to develop
the general principles of both geriatric and oncology medicine
Multiple choice examination of the Advanced Course and
that are useful to treat elderly cancer patients. The course
the SIOG 2019 Annual Conference plenary sessions. This
is organised in conjunction with the Universita Cattolica del
will conclude the course and allow students to receive their
Sacro Cuore. The next edition will be held in Treviso, Italy on
final diploma.
June 24-27 2020.
IMPORTANT: This assessment is mandatory for all course
The 2019 Advanced Course in Geriatric Oncology took
students in order to obtain the final diploma and CME
place in Treviso, Italy on June 26-29, 2019 and was
certificate of the Advanced Course.
attended by 36 participants from 17 different countries.
The SIOG Advanced Course Posters’ Section in the Posters’
Area will showcase the planned projects of the students from
2019 course.
Interested in attending the next edition of our
The following activities are organised as part of phase II of SIOG Advanced Course in Treviso, Italy?
the SIOG 2019 Advanced Course in Geriatric Oncology: Please contact events@siog.org to register your
interest. Admission will open in January 2020 and full
Welcome Coffee and Follow up with Course Faculty information will be available on our website
and Students
www.siog.org in due course.
Friday, November 15, 2019 - during the morning coffee
break: 10:30-11:00 - Posters’ Area
Meet with fellow students and the faculty to share feedback,
expectations, improvements, unmet needs in clinical practices.
Please note that this gathering is for the course students and
faculty only.
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ONCOLOGY
ADVANCED
COURSE
TREVISO, ITALY
JUNE 24-27, 2020
SIOG Advanced Course in Geriatric Oncology:
For Improving Patient Outcome
The programme SIOG’s unique CME accredited training programmes are delivered by international
is an ESO experts in the field of geriatrics and oncology. The courses have been designed to
recommended meet the educational needs of healthcare professionals involved in the diagnosis,
activity and is held
treatment or management of elderly patients with cancer.
with the support of
The SIOG advanced courses provide the basis of the assessment and the multi-
Scientific programme committee: dimensional approach that should be applied to treatment of elderly cancer
Course director: Silvio Monfardini (IT) patients. The course covers general principles of cancer treatment using case-
Course co-director: Etienne Brain (FR) based discussions and debates in geriatrics for clinical oncologists as well as in
Course coordinator: Giuseppe Colloca (IT) clinical oncology for geriatricians.
Members: Martine Extermann (US)
Pierre Soubeyran (FR)
Tanya Wildes (US)
Najia Musolino (CH) - ex-officio
Join us in Treviso, find your mentor, be part of an international network and
Honorary members: become the bridge between the oncological and geriatric teams in your
Riccardo Audisio (GB)
Lodovico Balducci (US) institution.
Preliminary faculty list:
Matti Aapro (CH)
Etienne Brain (FR)
Antonella Brunello (IT)
Kwok-Leung Cheung (GB)
Giuseppe Colloca (IT) Mark your calendar
Marije Hamaker (NL)
Martine Extermann (US) n Admission process opens January 6, 2020
Andrea Luciani (IT)
Silvio Monfardini (IT) n Admission process closes February 10, 2020
Siri Rostoft (NO)
n Notification of acceptance beginning March 2020
Pierre Soubeyran (FR)
Vincenzo Valentini (IT)
Tanya Wildes (US)
Pending applications for auspices and endorsement:
Find out more and
sign up at www.siog.org
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Society of Geriatric Oncology
Integrative oncology – Leaving no one behind
Strengthening the health care workforce for older people living with cancer
SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS
Taskforces E-learning modules
SIOG has developed a series of experts recommendations/ In partnership with eCancer, SIOG has developed a series
guidelines published in international scientific journals of online educational activities specifically addressing the
(Lancet Oncology, Annals of Oncology, JCO, EJC, etc.) on special considerations that apply to managing the older
various topics. patient with cancer. These free, continuing education
activities aim to identify patient- and disease-related factors
Please visit our website; that may complicate treatment and share expert perspectives
www.siog.org/content/siog-guidelines-0 for full information. about strategies and tools for providing optimal care for
older patient with cancer.
The taskforces have several published documents;
Peer-reviewed published articles with the official Visit our website www.siog.org for full details.
recommendations;
Newsletters reporting the meeting(s) for the preparations
of the recommendations;
Abstracts to international conferences;
Presentations in programmes of scientific meetings;
Monographs with relevant educational topics.
Currently, the following guidelines are in preparation:
The treatment of bladder cancer in older cancer patients;
Study to estimate the toxicity, dose-intensity, and benefit
of anti-EGFR-based treatment in patients with advanced
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GENERAL CONFERENCE INFORMATION
SIOG Membership WIFI
You may find further information about SIOG membership on We are pleased to offer complimentary Wi-Fi
pages 8-9 of this final programme book. access to all SIOG 2019 participants.
To become a SIOG member, please complete the online Network Name : SIOG2019
membership form which can be found on the SIOG website: Password : Geneva2019
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Name Badges
Conference Venue All participants are kindly requested to wear their name
CICG - International Conference badges throughout the conference. If a badge is lost or
Centre Geneva forgotten, an administrative fee of EUR 50 will be charged
Web: www.cicg.ch/en for the reprint of the badge after identity verification with an
Address: 17 rue de Varembé, CH - officially recognised identification document (e.g. passport,
1202 Geneva driving license, etc…)
All scientific sessions will take place in Room 1 except for the
Geriatric Evaluation Workshop which requires Certificate of Attendance
a separate registration. Please refer to the venue floor plan
on page 4 for more information. A survey about the conference scientific sessions will be sent
to the participants after the conference via e-mail. By filling
in this survey and submitting, participants will be able to
download their certificates of attendance as pdf documents.
Registration
The registration desk is located on the Ground Level.
Registration Desk Opening Hours: Online Abstract Book
Thursday, November 14, 2019 17:00 - 19:30
Friday, November 15, 2019 07:30 - 19:30 Delegates of the SIOG 209 Annual Conference can enjoy
Saturday, November 16, 2019 07:30 - 18:30 complimentary full text access to the Journal of Geriatric
Oncology from the first day of the conference, November 15
until end of December 2019. For your complimentary access,
simply go to: https://siog-10-6.elsevierdigitaledition.com/
Language
The official language of SIOG 2019 is English. There will be
no simultaneous translation available. City Information
Geneva Tourism Office (GTO) representatives will be present
at GTO stand in the ground floor throughout the conference
CME Accreditation for providing city information to SIOG 2019 participants.
SIOG 2019 Conference has been granted 12 European CME
credits (ECMEC®s) by the European Accreditation Council
for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®). Information for Speakers and Presenters
Each medical specialist should claim only those hours
of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational All speakers and oral abstract presenters are kindly requested
activity. to upload their presentations in the Speakers’ Ready Room
Through an agreement between the Union Européenne (Presidency Zone on Level 1) at least 3 hours prior to the start
des Médecins Spécialistes and the American Medical time of their sessions. If the session is the first session in the
Association, physicians may convert EACCME® credits to morning, please upload your presentation the day before.
an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM.
Information on the process to convert EACCME® credit to Speakers’ Ready Room (Presidency Zone on Level 1)
AMA credit can be found at www.ama-assn.org/education/ Opening Hours:
earn-credit-participationinternational-activities Thursday, November 14, 2019 17:30 - 18:30
Friday, November 15, 2019 07:30 - 18:30
Live educational activities, occurring outside of Canada, Saturday, November 16, 2019 07:30 - 17:30
recognised by the UEMS-EACCME® for ECMEC®s are
deemed to be Accredited Group Learning Activities (Section
1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of
the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
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GENERAL CONFERENCE INFORMATION
Scientific Poster Display Poster Welcome Reception
Posters will be displayed during the whole duration of the Thursday, November 14, 2019
conference in the Posters’ Area located on the ground level. 19:00 - 21:00 – Posters’ Area
Poster Hanging: This scientific and networking event is
November 14 from 17:00 to 18:30 organised with the support of State of
Geneva.
Poster Viewing*:
November 14 19:00-21:00 (during the Welcome Reception)
November 15 10:30-11:00 and 16:30-17:00
November 16 10:30-11:00 and 16:30-17:00
SIOG 2019 Networking Dinner
* Presenting authors are kindly requested to be present at their posters
according to the timing communicated with presenting authors via e-mail. Friday, November 15, 2019
20:00 - 22:30 - Cave Valaisanne Restaurant
Poster Dismantling: Ticket event. Tickets can be purchased at the registration
November 16 as of 17:00*. desk until maximum capacity is reached.
* Posters that will not be removed after 18:00 will be discarded.
The SIOG 2019 Networking Dinner will take place at the Cave
Valaisanne Restaurant on Friday, November 15th. The tickets
for the dinner will be handed out together with the name
ecancer - Expert Interviews badges for those who have ordered it. Additional tickets
Following previous years’ success, ecancer, can be purchased at the registration desk until maximum
the leading oncology channel, will again capacity is reached - do not miss out on what promises to
provide highlights of SIOG 2019 through be a fantastic evening once again.
scientific interviews of our conference
experts. Stay tuned for when the interviews and webinars
will be made available on SIOG and ecancer websites.
Disclaimer
This service is kindly supported by unrestricted educational The SIOG Board, Organising & Scientific Committees and
grants from Janssen and Sanofi conference organising secretariat accept no liabilities
and cannot be held responsible for any injury or damages
including but not limited to personal injuries, any kind of
losses, costs or damages to any person or property whatever
the cause may be. It is recommended that participants,
as well as companies, arrange their own personal health,
accident, travel, property loss/damage insurance or any
other necessary insurance.
Coffee Breaks
Coffee breaks will be served in the Posters’ Area at ground
level.
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME COMMITTEE &
ABSTRACT REVIEWERS
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
Hans Wildiers (BE) - Kwok-Leung Cheung Martine Extermann Cindy Kenis (BE) Pierre-Olivier Lang
Chair (GB) (US) (CH)
Shane O’Hanlon (IE) Ponnandai Enrique Soto Perez de Ishwaria Subbiah (US)
Somasundar (US) Celis (MX)
ABSTRACT REVIEWERS
Hans Wildiers (BE) Kwok-Leung Cheung William Dale (US) Martine Extermann
(GB) (US)
Cindy Kenis (BE) Heidi Klepin (US) Pierre-Olivier Lang Shane O’Hanlon (IE)
(CH)
Siri Rostoft (NO) Ponnandai Enrique Soto Perez de Ishwaria Subbiah (US)
Somasundar (US) Celis (MX)
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SPEAKERS
Speakers are listed in alphabetical order of their last names for each country.
Please visit the conference website for full biographies of the SIOG 2019 speakers.
AUSTRALIA GREECE UNITED KINGDOM
Lucinda Morris Athanasios Karampeazis Nicolò Matteo Luca Battisti
Erin Moth Kwok-Leung Cheung
Christopher Steer Fábio Gomes
ITALY Ruth Parks
Richard Simcock
Antonella Brunello
AUSTRIA Isacco Montroni
Reinhard Stauder
UNITED STATES OF
JAPAN AMERICA
BELGIUM Tomonori Mizutani Lodovico Balducci
Lore Decoster William Dale
Cindy Kenis Martine Extermann
Holly M. Holmes
Hans Wildiers MEXICO Michael T. Jaklitsch
Enrique Soto Perez de Celis Soo Jung Kim
Heidi Klepin
CANADA Stuart Lichtman
Shabbir Alibhai NETHERLANDS Melissa Loh
Kristen Haase Amy Mackenzie
Martine Puts Marije Hamaker Allison Magnuson
Schroder Sattar Barbara van Munster Supriya Mohile
Vicki Morrison
Ginah Nightingale
DENMARK NORWAY Mackenzi Pergolotti
Erika Ramsdale
Gábor Liposits Siri Rostoft
Nicole Saur
Cecilia Lund Ponnandai Somasundar
Ishwaria Subbiah
SINGAPORE William P. Tew
FRANCE Ravindran Kanesvaran Carolina Uranga
Noam Vanderwalde
Etienne Brain
Tanya Wildes
Florence Canoui Poitrine
Melisa Wong
Claire Falandry SPAIN
Jérôme Foucaud Raul Cordoba
Myriam Pannard
SWITZERLAND
GERMANY
Thierry Chevalley
Konstantinos Christofyllakis Patrice Jichlinski
Nina Rosa Neuendorff
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SIOG AWARDS
SIOG 2019 Paul Calabresi Award Meet Our 2019 Award Finalists:
SIOG is a science-led healthcare organisation with a purpose JESSIE DE COCK (BE)
to contribute to the global response for continued progress Jessie has achieved her Bachelor
in medical care and public health in the area of oncology in Occupational Therapy at the
for ageing populations. Every year, SIOG recognises a Hogeschool-Univeristeit Brussel
prominent world expert in the Geriatric Oncology field by (HUB), Belgium and her Master in
awarding them the Paul Calabresi Award. Gerontological Science at the Vrije
Univeristeit Brussel, Belgium. Since
The SIOG 2019 Calabresi Award will be presented at the 2012 she works at the Geriatric
Presidential Session on Saturday, November 16, 2019 at Department of the Universitair Ziekenhuis Brussel. Since
15:30 in Room 1. 2016 she is Care Coordinator of the geriatric day ward. She
participates in a multicentric study focusing on improving
Marije Hamaker (NL) the quality of life by focusing on patient coaching within
Marije Hamaker is clinical geriatrician the comprehensive geriatric assessment process. Jessie
working at the Diakonessenhuis is particularly interested in geriatric assessment, functional
in Utrecht, the Netherlands since decline, a multidisciplinary approach and implementation of
2010, where she completed her PhD geriatric interventions and recommendations.
on “Decision making in geriatric
oncology” in 2012. Subsequently, she Her abstract: O21 - Risk factors for falls in older persons
has developed a geriatric oncology with cancer: a multicenter study.
clinic and successful geriatric oncology research program,
mentoring multiple PhD students. Additionally, she set up
a large multicentre project regarding geriatric nephrology in REI ONO (JP)
2014. Rei Ono PT MPH PhD is an Associate
Her research has focussed on optimizing treatment decisions Professor at Department of Public
and patient-centred outcome measures through geriatric Health, Graduate School of Health,
assessment. With over 90 Pubmed publications, she has Kobe University. He completed clinical
been an advocate for the importance of investing time in experience as physical therapist and
understanding the patient’s health status and preferences completed his MPH and PhD at Kyoto
prior to making treatment decisions, emphasizing that University School of Public Health.
although perhaps time-consuming, this time is well-spent. His research areas are clinical epidemiology, exercise
She is an active member of the Dutch Geriatric Oncology epidemiology, and gerontology. Promoting healthy lifestyle
Foundation and the International Society of Geriatric through exercise and physical activity is his main interest.
Oncology, and a faculty member of the yearly SIOG His work involved in pre-rehabilitation intervention among
Advanced Course in Treviso. patient with esophageal cancer before surgery to minimize
adverse events following surgery and dual task training
Her presentation: The role of geriatricians in geriatric for healthy elderly in case to maintain their cognitive
oncology functions. Currently, his research focused on investigating
the relationship between multidimensional frailty in elderly
SIOG 2019 Nursing & Allied Health (NAH) cancer patients before treatments and adverse events and
describing multidimensional frailty in elderly cancer survivors.
Investigator Award Of multidimensional frailty, he especially pays attention to
This award aims to recognise significant contributions cognitive and social frailty.
from new investigators in geriatric oncology nursing and
allied professions at the international level. Selected for His abstract: O22 - The high impact of preoperative
the outstanding quality of their work, three Nursing & Allied social frailty on overall survival in elderly gastrointestinal
Professional Investigators will be competing for this SIOG cancer patients.
Award.
The SIOG 2019 NAH Investigator Award will be presented CASSANDRA VONNES (US)
at the Presidential Session on Saturday, November 16, Dr. Vonnes attended the University of
2019 at 15:30 in Room 1. South Florida for her BS, MS and DNP.
Her 25 year NP experiences include
acute care and outpatient nephrology
and cardiovascular medicine. She was
inducted as a Fellow of the American
Heart Association for her contributions
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in cardiovascular medicine. Dr. Vonnes has taught clinical and JENNIFER L. LUND (US)
didactic at the USF College of Nursing for undergraduate and Jennifer L. Lund, PhD is an Associate
Nurse Practitioner students. Her recent venture into oncology Professor of Epidemiology at the Gillings
provides an opportunity to use her geriatric expertise as the School of Global Public Health and a
Nurses Improving the Care of Healthsystem Elders (NICHE) member of the Lineberger Comprehensive
coordinator at Moffitt Cancer Center achieving Exemplar Cancer Center at the University of
Status. Under Dr. Vonnes leadership Moffitt Cancer Center North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Dr. Lund
was the first hospital in Florida to be recognized by the IHI is a pharmacoepidemiologist with a
and John A. Hartford Foundation as Committed to Care research portfolio that focuses at the intersection of aging,
Excellence for the Older Adult. She has presented both multimorbidity, and oncology. She has expertise in the
nationally and internationally on Fall and Injury prevention, use of advanced epidemiologic study design and analytic
delirium and geriatric assessment. methods to generate robust evidence on the uses, benefits,
and harms of therapies that inform decisions made by
Her abstract: O02 - Crafting age-friendly cancer care: a patients, providers, payers, and policymakers. Her research
model for improvement utilizing the 4 Ms framework across draws upon data from randomized clinical trials, cancer
the continuum of an NCI-designated cancer center. registries, electronic health records, and insurance claims to
study: (1) the delivery of high-quality cancer care and (2) the
effectiveness and safety of alternative treatment options. She
SIOG 2019 Young Investigator Award serves as an Associate Editor for Pharmacoepidemiology
To promote research in the field of geriatric oncology and and Drug Safety and as editorial board member for the
support the career development of the new generation of Journal of Geriatric Oncology.
experts, the Young SIOG Investigator Award will recognize
three young investigators for their outstanding work. Her abstract: K03 - Predicting life expectancy in
older adults with advanced cancer: an evaluation of
The 2019 Young SIOG Investigators Award will be oncologists’ estimates and a geriatric assessment-
presented at the Presidential Session on Saturday, based predictive model.
November 16, 2019 at 15:30 in Room 1.
Meet Our 2019 Award Finalists: ISACCO MONTRONI (IT)
Isacco Montroni graduated at the Alma
ZUHAIR ALAM (US) Mater Studiorum Bologna University
Dr. Zuhair Alam is currently an Internal Medical School in 2004 and he was
Medicine resident at Good Samaritan then admitted to the General Surgery
Hospital in Cincinnati, USA. Prior to Program. In 2009-2010 he served
commencing his residency training in as General Surgery Resident at the
the United States, Dr. Alam worked in Massachusetts General Hospital
clinical research in Geriatric Oncology (Harvard University) under Dr Warshaw and Dr Ferguson. Dr
under the guidance and mentorship of Montroni completed his residency in 2010 as he continued
Dr. Shabbir Alibhai at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre his academic career as a PhD student from 2011 to 2013
and Toronto General Hospital in his native Canada. There, he focused on an international multicenter study on surgical
participated in several studies surrounding comprehensive treatment of cancer in the older patients. After his PhD
geriatric assessments, undiagnosed cognitive impairment, he joined Dr Wexner at the Cleveland Clinic Florida for a
cancer-related fatigue, chemotherapy associated delirium, clinical fellowship in Advanced Colorectal Surgery (2014-
and self-reported measures of frailty. Through these projects 2015). After serving as colorectal surgeon at the Humanitas
he was able to further establish his passion for developing a Research Hospital with Prof Spinelli, he’s currently a staff
medical career with an emphasis on individualized medicine member of the Colorectal Surgery Unit of the Ospedale per
and patient-centered care. Now he is currently involved in gli Infermi in Faenza. Dr Montroni is the Associate Editor
research on clinical outcomes of older adults being treated for Colorectal Cancer of the European Journal of Surgical
for Multiple Myeloma. Dr. Alam aims to implement these Oncology (EJSO).
ideals of individualized medicine as he hopes to pursue
fellowship training in Hematology/Oncology in the future.” His abstract: K01 - Patient-reported outcomes measures
(PROMs) in geriatric patients undergoing major surgery
His abstract: K05 - Cost effectiveness of a geriatric for solid cancer: 90-day preliminary report on 643
oncology clinic. patients from the geriatric oncology surgical assessment
and functional recovery after surgery (GOSAFE) study.
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SIOG Sessions
Tumor-Specific Sessions
Geriatrics & Special Sessions
PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE
Oral Abstract Presentations
Poster Viewing
Breaks & Social Events
THURSD
7 :30 :45 8 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 9 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 10 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 11 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 12 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 13 :10 :20 :30 :4
10:00-13:10
IFA - SIOG Summit 2019
Posters' Area Global Policy Dialogue on Cancer in the Ageing Population
(To be held in the United Nations Venue. Separate registration is required for this
event)
FRIDA
7 :30 :45 8 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 9 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 10 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 11 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 12 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 13 :10 :20 :30 :4
08:20-08:30
10:30-
Opening Remarks 09:30-10:30 11:00-12:00 12:00-13:00
11:00 13:00
Room 1 Short Oral Abstract The Many Faces of Breast Cancer MDT
Coffee Break f
08:30-09:30 Presentations Geriatric Assessment
Break
Overview of the Year
Room 5
10:30-
11:00 13:00
Posters' Area
Poster Poster
Viewing
SATURD
7 :30 :45 8 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 9 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 10 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 11 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 12 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 13 :10 :20 :30 :4
10:30-
09:30-10:30 11:00-12:00 12:00-13:00
08:30-09:30 11:00 13:00
Room 1 Short Oral Abstract Hematology MDT Key Oral Abstract
Lung Cancer MDT Coffee Break f
Presentations Presentations
Break
10:30-
11:00 13:00
Posters' Area
Poster Poster
Viewing
07:00-08:30
Geriatric Evaluation
Room 6 Workshop
(Separate registration
required)
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19:00-21:00
Registration Poster Welcome Reception
(Posters' Area)
AY 15 NOVEMBER 2019
40 :50 14 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 15 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 16 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 17 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 18 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 19 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 20
18:30-19:30
17:00-18:30 Research on Geriatric
16:30- Special Symposium: Research for Evaluation
14:30-15:30
0-14:30 17:00 Older Patients: All-Out Symposium
Colorectal Cancer
for Lunch Coffee Development from Humanities to (Joint symposium with
MDT
Break Trials Young SIOG,
by EORTC and INCa Nursing/Allied Health,
EUGMS)
20:00-22:30
Networking Dinner
15:30-16:30
(Ticket event
SIOG General
Off-site venue)
Assembly
16:30-
0-14:30 17:00
Viewing Poster
Viewing
DAY 16 NOVEMBER 2019
40 :50 14 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 15 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 16 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 17 :10 :20 :30 :40 :50 18 :10 :20
16:30- 17:00-18:30
15:30-16:30
0-14:30 14:30-15:30 17:00 Debate Session:
Presidential
for Lunch Prostate Cancer MDT Coffee Controversial Issues in Geriatric
Session
Break Oncology
16:30-
0-14:30 17:00
Viewing Poster
Viewing
SIOG Tumor-Specific Geriatrics & Special Oral Abstract Poster Breaks &
Sessions Sessions Sessions Presentations Viewing Social Events
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2019 / SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
OFF-SITE VENUE: PALAIS DES NATIONS
10:00 – 13:10 IFA - SIOG Summit 2019 * 19:00 – 21:00 Poster Welcome Reception & NAH
Global Policy Dialogue on Cancer in the CICG / Poster Discussion
Ageing Population POSTERS’ AREA
* Separate registration is required for this event
with the
support of
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2019 / SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
08:20 – 08:30 Opening Remarks 09:46 – 09:50 O05 Factors affecting radiotherapy
CICG / ROOM 1 utilisation in geriatric oncology patients in
Hans Wildiers (BE), SIOG President New South Wales, Australia
Penny L Mackenzie (AU)
08:30 – 09:30 Overview of the Year 09:50 – 09:54 O06 Predictive power of Comprehensive
CICG / ROOM 1 Geriatric Assessment questionnaires to
estimate the risk of early death in elderly
Chairs: Tanya Wildes (US), Melisa Wong (US)
cancer patients using Machine Learning
08:30 – 08:50 News in oncology
Gabrielle Ribeiro Sena (BR)
Ravindran Kanesvaran (SG)
09:54 – 09:58 O07 Serious adverse events among older
08:50 – 09:10 News in geriatrics
patients in the ALTTO trial
Marije Hamaker (NL)
Lissandra Dal Lago (BE)
09:10 – 09:30 Best of JGO, Journal of Geriatric Oncology
09:58 – 10:02 O08 Prostate cancer treatment and the
Supriya Mohile (US), Siri Rostoft (NO)
risk of septicemia
Nikita Nikita (US)
09:30 – 10:30 Short Oral Abstract Presentations
10:02 – 10:06 O09 Combination of G8 screening tool and
CICG / ROOM 1
hand-grip strength to predict overall
Chairs: Heidi Klepin (US), survival in patients with non-small cell lung
Kah Poh (Melissa) Loh (MY & US) cancer treated with stereotactic body
09:30 – 09:34 O01 Outcomes that matter to patients? The radiotherapy
Geriatric Oncology Surgical Assessment Kristian Kirkelund Bentsen (DK)
and Functional rEcovery after surgery 10:06 – 10:10 O10 Association between frailty and long-
(GOSAFE) study: subgroup analysis of 440 term homecare utilization in older adults
patients undergoing colorectal cancer surgery following cancer surgery: a population-
Nicole Marie Saur (US) based retrospective cohort study
09:34 – 09:38 O02 Crafting age friendly cancer care: Tyler R Chesney (CA)
A model for improvement utilizing the 4 10:10 – 10:14 O11 Understanding factors influencing
Ms framework across the continuum of an outcomes in older rural breast cancer patients
NCI designated cancer center Kelly Kenzik (US)
Cassandra Vonnes (US) 10:14 – 10:18 O12 Obesity paradox in older cancer
09:38 – 09:42 O03 Assessment of the external validity of patients for middle and long-term mortality:
the NCCN guidelines for pancreatic ductal a large prospective multicentre cohort
adenocarcinoma (PDAC) in a real study of 2071 patients
population of elderly patients aged 70 Claudia Martinez Tapia (FR)
years and older 10:18 – 10:22 O13 Association of LIPI score with
Maria Grazia Rodriquenz (IT) immunotherapy outcomes in elderly
09:42 – 09:46 O04 Impact of the external validity of the population
national comprehensive cancer network Capucine Baldini (FR)
and European Society for Medical 10:22 – 10:26 O14 The prevalence of luminal B subtype
Oncology guidelines for NSCLC on is higher in older postmenopausal women
treatment outcomes in a population of with ER+/HER2- breast cancer and is
patients aged 80 years and older associated with inferior outcomes
Nicolò Matteo Luca Battisti (GB) Matthew N. Mills (US)
SIOG Tumor-Specific Geriatrics & Special Oral Abstract Poster Breaks &
Sessions Sessions Sessions Presentations Viewing Social Events
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