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2018 ACADEMIC HANDBOOK
Contents
Delegate Welcome 3
Delegate Demographics 4
General Information 5
Saturday Program 8
Sunday Program 9
Saturday Highlights 10
Saturday Workshops 13
Saturday Facilitators 14
Sunday Highlights 15
Sunday Workshops 19
Sunday Facilitators 20
PRINT Social 21
Organising Team 22
Contact Us 23
Acknowledgements 23
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Dear Delegates…
Welcome to the Pre-Internship (PRINT) Conference
2018 for NSW-ACT!
First of all, we’d like to congratulate you on making
it through the tough slog that is medical school and
finally earning that “Doctor” title! It feels
unbelievable that in less than 2 months, all of you
will be working as doctors, with a whole new
burden of responsibility.
Internship can be terrifying, and that’s
understandable, because you’ll be facing a very
steep learning curve in your first weeks and months.
In a brand new position in the team and hospital,
everything can - and does! - feel different. The Yvonne
PRINT Conference this year specifically focuses on
topics and skills that we - and other NSW-ACT pre-
Nguyen
interns - believe are the most useful and essential
for internship.
We have a packed program featuring amazing high
profile speakers and experienced clinicians, who are
more than eager to share their tips and experiences
with you over the 2 days in inspiring talks and 6
highly interactive workshops.
A massive thank you to the PRINT NSW-ACT team
who have been working so hard to bring you a
smashing conference, and to the University
Representatives who have helped make sure the
conference caters to you.
Raymond
We hope you enjoy the conference and we hope Shi
that by the end of the 2 days, you walk away feeling
that much more confident and prepared for
internship!
Congratulations again and welcome to #PRINT2018!
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Still awaiting offer, 6%
Interstate, 5%
15 - Blacktown, 5%
14 - Nepean, 5%
2%
13 - Westmead, 12%
UOW
6%
USYD
17%
12 - John Hunter, 13%
7%
WSU
UND
11 - Wollongong, 4%
1%
ANU
10 - St. Vincents, 3%
9 - POW, 5%
Medical Schools at PRINT 2018
6%
8 - St. George, 7%
Other
2019 Delegate Hospital Allocations
Demographics
7 - Gosford, 4%
6 - Hornsby, 5%
30%
5 - RNSH, 7%
UNSW
22%
UON
9%
4 - Liverpool, 9%
UNE
3 - Concord, 5%
2 - Bankstown, 3%
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1 - RPA, 6%
General Information
Parking Info
Valet Parking at Rydges World Square: $60 per day
Secure Parking: Goulburn Street Car Park:
$12 on weekends
Med Doodles at PRINT2018!
Doodling improves memory retention and is a great
way to share lessons and key points you learn from
our speakers. Try it for one of our sessions and share
online with the tag #PRINT2018
Mobile phones
Please feel free to use your phones for taking photos,
tweeting and sharing your conference experience
online. We ask that you please make sure your
devices are on silent and turn the flash off.
Name Badges
Please wear your delegate name tag for both days of
the conference. Not only does it help us with security
but also improves your experience in meeting other
delegates.
Delegate Passport
Visit all our sponsors and complete the delegate
passport to go in the draw to win a daily prize on
Saturday. Passports must be submitted by the end of
the lunch break and the winner will be drawn at the
end of day 1.
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General Information
Social Media
We are on Facebook & Twitter and would love to see you
sharing your conference experience on social media.
Twitter is a fantastic way to network and engage with
other delegates, both at PRINT2018 and
beyond.
We will be offering a prize for the best tweet of the
conference using #PRINT2018
Other suggested tags to follow include:
#MedEd
#FOAMed
#MedTwitter
#TipsForNewDocs
Venue Map
Delegates may enter the
hotel via the Pitt Street
Entrance [main entrance]
or the Liverpool Street
Entrance.
Rydges World Square is
only 20 minutes from
Sydney Airport (SYD) with
an available train to the
transportation hub. Town
Hall Station is a 5 minute
walk and Museum station
a 2 minute walk from the
CBD hotel.
Plenary Session are in
Ballroom 2 and 3
Workshops will be held
in:
Ballroom 1, Ballroom 2 &
Ballroom 3
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Saturday Program
DAY 1 SATURDAY
0800 – 0830 Registration
0830 – 0835 Official Welcome: Dr Raymond Shi and Yvonne Nguyen
Top Tips to be a Great Intern
0835 – 0905
Dr Anosh Sivashanmugarajah
Understanding your paycheck and rights
0905 - 0935
ASMOF NSW
0940 – 1025 Morning Tea
WORKSHOPS
Group Purple Group Blue Group Pink
Clinical Good
1025 – 1125 Suturing
Ballroom 1 Reviews A Prescribing
Ballroom 2 Ballroom 3
1125 – 1225 Prescribing Suturing Clinical Reviews A
1225 – 1325 Clinical Reviews A Prescribing Suturing
1325 – 1435 Lunch
JMO Panel and Q&A
1435 – 1545 Dr Kenneth Cho, Dr Catelyn Cashion, Dr Roshan
Vaseeharan and Dr Phoebe Hill.
Difficult Bosses
1545 – 1615
Dr Scott Fortey
1615 – 1620 Sponsorship Passport Prize Winners
1900 PRINT Social
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Sunday Program
DAY 2 SUNDAY
Careers Panel and Q&A
0900 – 1015 Dr Peter Lim, Dr Amanda Dawson, Dr James Dent and
Dr Amandeep Hansra
1015 – 1045 Morning Tea
WORKSHOPS
Group Purple Group Blue Group Pink
Radiology Clinical Charting fluids,
1045 – 1145 Masterclass Reviews B meds & insulin
Ballroom 1 Ballroom 2 Ballroom 3
Charting Fluids, Radiology
1145 – 1245 Meds & Insulin Masterclass
Clinical Reviews B
Charting Fluids,
1245 – 1345 Clinical Reviews B
Meds & Insulin
Radiology
1345 – 1455 Lunch
What is internship and how to get general
1455 – 1525 registration?
HETI
The Need for High Quality Research and How to do it
1525 – 1555
Professor Ian Harris
1555 – 1600 Conference Survey Prize Winners
Welcome to the Profession
1600 – 1620
NSW Health
Closing Address
1620 – 1640
Dr Sandy Jusuf
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Saturday Highlights
10 Tips to Be a Great Intern
Dr Anosh Sivashanmugarajah
Internship can be a stressful time, and is a steep learning
curve. Despite many years of studying medicine, many
find themselves ill-prepared to internship as there is a
whole new set of skills to learn! Dr Anosh
Sivashanmugarajah will be giving you his best tips to be a
great intern. Anosh is an Associate Lecturer at the
University of Sydney, University of Queensland and James
Cook University. In 2017, Anosh was shortlisted as a State
Finalist for the 2017 NSW JMO of the Year Award. He is
currently pursuing Basic Physician Training at RPA
Hospital and completing a 'Master of Medicine (Internal
Medicine)' at the University of Sydney.
Understanding Your Paycheck and Rights
So you're about to start work and earn real money... but
do you understand your rates of pay, working conditions
and leave entitlements? What are the rules and rates for
your rostered/unrostered overtime shifts? What is an
ADO - do you really get a “paid day off” every couple of
weeks? How many days of annual leave are you entitled
to for your next holiday? You keep being reminded to
“make sure you take your lunch break as you are not paid
for your meal breaks” - is this true? Do you know how to
read your payslip? All your questions will be answered at
this unique educational session on your “Award” and your
entitlements as a junior doctor.
10Saturday Highlights
Difficult Bosses
Dr Scott Fortey
As an intern, you will be expected to work with a number of
people - some of which may be difficult bosses! How
should you interact with them so that you are advocating for
your patients while not compromising your working
relationship with the boss? Delivered by Dr Scott Fortey, you
will undoubtedly gain confidence and the skills needed to
interact with difficult bosses!
Dr Scott Fortey is the Head of Department of Anaesthesia
and Pain Management and the Director of Prevocational,
Education and Training at the Central Coast Local Health
District. He volunteers his time in the Asia Pacific with non-
governmental organisation, Interplast.
11Saturday Highlights
Junior Medical Officer Panel
Dr Kenneth Cho
How to Survive After Hours Shifts
Dr Kenneth Cho is an RMO at Nepean Hospital. He was the
Convenor for PRINT Conference and the state finalist for
JMO of the Year in 2017, as well as the NBMLHD HETI Rep
2017, and RMOA president in 2018.
Dr Catelyn Cashion
Consult Etiquette
Dr Catelyn Cashion is an RMO at The Canberra Hospital.
She was previously the Chair for the ACT JMO Forum, and
in 2016 was the Academic Officer for the PRINT
Conference.
Dr Roshan Vaseeharan
A Day in the Life of an Intern
Dr Roshan Vaseeharan is currently an intern at Hornsby
Hospital. He aspires to be a paediatrician and is working
towards that goal. Outside the hospital, he enjoys soccer
and travelling.
Dr Phoebe Hill
Camaraderie Amongst JMOs
Dr Phoebe Hill is an RMO at John Hunter Hospital. She is
particularly passionate about discrimination and bullying in
the workplace, and will share her tips and thoughts on
camaraderie between JMOs and in the hospital!
12Saturday Workshops
Suturing
You are expected to know some basic suturing techniques
during your internship. Learn how to correctly hold
instruments and perform common sutures such as the
simple interrupted suture and vertical/horizontal mattresses.
This workshop is led by Dr Roland Nguyen (Consultant
Dermatologist) with assistance from a number of surgical
SRMOs and registrars.
Good Prescribing Practice
What are common prescribing errors that interns make? How
do you prescribe for a patient who presents with pain? What
are the things to look for when prescribing medications?
Being able to prescribe safely and appropriately is a crucial
skills for interns. This workshop is highly practical and
explores some challenges in prescribing faced by interns on
a regular basis. Expect some high yield knowledge as this
workshop is entirely run by pharmacists!
Clinical Reviews A
(Falls, Hypotension, Sepsis)
You’re on your first after hours shift and your pager goes off -
“CLINICAL REVIEW - FALL”. Are you confident that you’d
know what to do and how to best do it? Prepare yourself with
interactive simulations of scenarios you’ll definitely get called
for with falls, hypotension and sepsis, guided by experienced
BPTs so you won’t lose your nerve when you get called at
2am in the morning to review a patient entirely on your own!
13Saturday Facilitators
Good Prescribing Practice
Dr Kelly Ha
Our lead facilitator for this workshop is Ms Kelly Ha, a
senior clinical pharmacist nearing ten years of clinical
experience in both private and public hospital. Her special
interests include cardiology, respiratory and mental health.
Mr Edison Chin, Mr Samson Siu, Ms Marina Kolta, Mr
Charlie Lao, Mr Edward Lin, Mr Bilal Aziza, Ms Rita
Sansone
Suturing
Dr Roland Nguyen
Dr Roland Nguyen is the director of Dermatology
Specialist Clinics, and has Fellowship with the
Australasian College of Dermatologists since 2007 and
International Membership with the American Academy of
Dermatology since 2011. He is supervising surgical training
of trainee dermatologists at Liverpool Hospital. He
operates in Day Surgeries at the Skin Hospital
(Darlinghurst) and Pittwater Day Surgery (Mona Vale).
Dr Rebecca Cui, Dr Christopher Leung, Dr Michael Lee,
Dr Daniel Yeo, Dr Benjamen Pfister Dr Mohammed
Zaafer Akraf, Dr Mark Lu
Clinical Reviews A (Falls, Hypotension, Sepsis)
Dr Sadia Islam, Dr Neera Vadali, Dr Shakti Dabholkar,
Dr Dickson Lam, Dr Jamie Cham, Dr Lawrence Oh, Dr
Difei Deng, Dr Philopatir Mikhail, Dr Aparna Sharma, Dr
Harshita Rajasekariah
14Sunday Highlights
Careers Panel
Have a particular specialty you have in mind? Have no fear - we have a
panel of doctors in different specialties who can shed light on their
career pathway, and their advice to get into their specialty. Feel free
ask them about their experiences throughout their career and their
advice for those starting out!
Dr Amanda Dawson (Surgeon)
Dr Amanda Dawson MS, MM, MBBS FRACS is a clinical
academic and general surgeon at Gosford Hospital. She
undertook her post-fellowship training in upper
gastrointestinal surgery at Concord Hospital in Sydney
and research at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research.
Dr Dawson demonstrates a commitment to in innovation
in education, with a particular focus in teaching in the
clinical setting. She has started structured programs to
support clinicians supervising students and teaching
including ‘near-peer” teaching by junior doctors,
including - STITCCH (Surgical Trainee initiated teaching
Central Coast Hospitals) and PRAISE (Promoting
Resident Active Involvement in Student Education).
Dr James Dent (ED/ Critical Care)
Dr James Dent an Emergency Physician at RPA who has
been instrumental in starting up a critical
care/Emergency Medicine interest group for medical
students and JMOs at RPAH. He was the 2018 winner of
the NSW Early Career FACEM Achievement Award.
15Sunday Highlights
Careers Panel
Dr Amandeep Hansra (GP)
Dr Amandeep Hansra is a GP, digital health consultant
and the founder of Evermed Consulting and Creative
Careers in Medicine. Her background includes
telehealth, digital health, public health and
entrepreneurship. She is an FRACGP and FACHI and has
also completed a Masters in Public Health and Tropical
Medicine and a Global Executive MBA. She has a
passion for startups and supporting women in Medicine
and was awarded “Women Leading in Business
Scholarship” for the Global Executive MBA at the
University of Sydney. She was most recently the CEO &
Medical Director of Telstra’s telemedicine business
ReadyCare; a joint venture between Telstra and
Medgate, Switzerland’s leading telemedicine provider.
Dr Peter Lim (Physician)
Dr Peter Lim is a Gastroenterologist at Royal Prince
Alfred Hospital. He has had a long-standing passion for
medical education and training and an advocate for
junior doctor issues, having previously been chair of the
AMA (NSW) Doctors-in-Training Committee and serving
on the HETI JMO Forum. He is currently the Network
Director of Physician Training for the RPA Basic
Physician Training Network and continues to be
involved in JMO professional development teaching and
training activities.
16Sunday Highlights
What is Internship and How to Get General Registration
HETI
So HETI gave you your internship offers, but who exactly is HETI and what
else do they actually do? Hear from Brianna Gerrie (RNSH JMO Manager -
JMO Manager of the Year 2014) and Dr Thomas Morrison (RPA PGY1 JMO -
Deputy Chair, HETI JMO Forum) in a session will cover what you need to
know! Key things you were never sure of, such as the roles of staff (DPET,
JMO managers, term supervisors), HETI online learning management
system, intern assessments and how progress is monitored.
The Need for High Quality Research and How to Do it
Professor Ian Harris
Ian Harris is Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at UNSW
Sydney and Honorary Professor at the University of Sydney
School of Public Health. He is an active clinician and
researcher based in Sydney. His research is clinical in
nature and is focussed on surgical outcomes, including
randomised trials, cohort studies, methods studies and
registry science.
Welcome to the Profession, by NSW Health
Deborah Frew
Introducing Deborah Frew, the current Director, Workforce
Strategy & Culture for the NSW Ministry of Health. The
Ministry has a central role in workforce planning for the
NSW public health system, an employer of over 108 000
full time equivalent staff. Deborah’s role involves planning
the future health workforce, regulation of health
practitioners, leading systematic change in recruitment and
human capital management, and leading NSW Health
culture improvement strategies. Deborah has over 20 years
experience in the health sector in both the public and non-
government sector, including roles as legal counsel,
research director and program director.
17Sunday Highlights
Closing Address
Dr Sandy Jusuf
Stay for the final address of the conference. This final
closing address will hopefully inspire you to look forward
to internship!
Dr Sandy Jusuf is a dual trainee in Emergency Medicine
and Psychiatry, currently working at Hornsby Hospital.
She is passionate about doctors’ health and established
the Health and Wellbeing website for junior doctors. She
has been on the boards of both the Doctors Health
Advisory Service (DHAS) NSW and Australian Medical
Association (AMA) NSW since 2014. In 2017, Dr Jusuf
organised the Doctors’ Health Conference on behalf of
the Australasian Doctors’ Health Network.
18Sunday Workshops
Radiology Masterclass
Have you ever had trouble describing a fracture to a colleague?
Do you ever struggle with confirming the position of a nasogastric
tube on a chest X-ray? What is the correct approach of reporting
a fracture to an orthopedic consultant? These burning questions
and much more from this exciting talk by Dr Andrew Coggins. This
workshop will look at common encounters with radiology you will
face during your internship.
Charting Medications, Fluids and Insulin
Charting medications, fluids, and insulin will become part of your
everyday life during internship. Simple mistakes can lead to
drastic consequences. This workshop runs through common
cases and you’ll be charting medications, fluids, and insulin
yourself. Led by Dr David Martens, you will have the opportunity
to receive feedback from both the pharmacists and doctors who
are running the workshop.
Clinical Reviews B
Delirium, Hypertension and
Death Certification
Think you are ready for night shift from the Saturday workshop?
Not so fast! Delirium, hypertension and death certifications are
another set of scenarios you’ll definitely get paged for after
hours. Run through the interactive simulations with more BPTs
and RMOs who’ll help you be as ready as you can to deal with
the next time you get called for any of these sticky situations!
19Sunday Facilitators
Charting Medications, Fluids and Insulin
Dr David Martens
Dr David Martens is a PGY5 BPT at Liverpool Hospital
and will be commencing Rheumatology Advanced
Training next year. He has had a long interest in
medical education, having completed the Teaching on
the Run workshop series, and has previously been a
convenor for The Canberra Hospital Intern Orientation.
Facilitators: Dr Linda Wu, Dr Harshita Rajasekariah, Dr David Lewis, Dr
Varun Maroharan, Ms Kelly Ha, Mr Edison Chin, Mr Samson Siu, Ms
Marina Kolta, Mr Charlie Lao, Mr Edward Lin, Bilal Aziza, Rita Sansone
Radiology Masterclass
Dr Andrew Coggins
Andrew is an Emergency Physician in Westmead
Hospital, Sydney. He enjoys gardening and spending
Thursdays and Weekends with his 2 year old son. His
interests include simulation-based medical education,
trauma and resuscitation. Andrew takes a particular
interest in teaching medical students and junior
doctors about the importance of 'non-technical' and
crisis resource management.
Clinical Reviews B
Delirium, Hypertension and Death Certification
Dr Jamie Cham, Dr Lawrence Oh, Dr Difei Deng, Dr Philopatir Mikhail,
Dr Salim Maher, Dr Sean Conte, Dr Mawson Wang, Dr Fionnuala Fagan,
Dr Nasrin Sultana, Dr Patrick Chan, Dr Noah Freelander, Dr Mahnoor
Mian
20Join us at All Hands Brewing House, King St Wharf from 6pm onwards for a
relaxed chat with fellow delegates and a chance to get to know your future
colleagues and other NSW interns for 2019!
We have an exclusive space in the lower deck of the Brewery, and cocktail
tables will be divided according to Network. A floor plan will be placed at the
entrance of the area, please refer to it to find your Network table.
Drinks and food will also be available for purchase.
The after-party will be at a club less than 5 minutes walk away from All
Hands, and will have free entry upon saying “PRINT” at the door!
Event details:
Venue: All Hands Brewing House
Date: October 27
Time: 6-10pm
Transport: 20min walk or 10min uber (cheap if you uberX with 4 people!)
21PRINT Conference
NSW-ACT Team 2018
Co-Convenor Co-Convenor
Yvonne Raymond
Nguyen Shi
Academic Academic Promotions &
Officer Officer Social Officer
Roy Huynh Ashleigh Phillips Milonee Shah
Logistics Sponsorship
Logistics
Officer Officer
Officer
Gimhani Ashley
Kim Nguyen
Abeygunasekara Heyworth
22Contact Us
https://www.facebook.com/PRINTconferenceNSWACT/
https://www.facebook.com/PRINTconference
http://printconference.com.au/sydney-2018/
sydney@printconference.com.au
https://www.twitter.com/PRINTconference
Many Thanks to Our Sponsors!
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