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HORNCASTLE ARENA | CHRISTCHURCH 08-11 AUGUST 2019
HORNCASTLE ARENA | CHRISTCHURCH 08-11 AUGUST 2019 www.gpcme.co.nz/south
You are invited to attend the 10th South GPCME meeting to be held at the Horncastle PLATINUM SPONSOR
Arena in Christchurch in August 2019. This medical conference provides broad medical
update and practical take home information to improve your patient management
immediately. This is complemented by a large exhibition from industry to inform
what is new on the pharmaceutical and supply of equipment, texts and available IT
solutions, all while gaining sufficient CPD points to satisfy our College of GPs and SPEAKERS
Medical Council requirements.
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Christchurch is a great central location, with renowned southern hospitality, and Ms Mel Abbott Aimee Mackay
Mr Shahrukh Abdali Dr Pippa MacKay
attractive leisure or visitor options. GPs from throughout NZ attend the South Island Dr Chris Atkinson Dr Bernadine MacKenzie
Dr Caroline Mahon
event, taking the opportunity to revisit old university haunts, to check out family B
Dr Brett Mann
Dr Kate Baddock
at the southern universities, or en route to the ski fields in Central Otago. Hotel Dr Michelle Bailey Professor Jim Mann
Ms Jo McCann
Associate Professor Yoram Barak
accommodation is available at group discounted pricing. Complimentary breakfast Dr Derek Barrett Dr Liz McDonald
Dr Jo McGuire
at the conference venue and evening dinner sessions are provided with a plethora of Dr Alex Bartle
Professor Louise Baur Dr Jill McIlraith
Mr Hamish McPhail
prominent speakers on widely variant topics. Dr Robert Bester
Dr Richard Medlicott
Dr Bryan Betty
Mr Karl Metzler
Practice nurses and practice managers are essential members of general practice Dr Ross Blair
Dr Andrew Miller
Dr Ashley Bloomfield
teams, with their own dedicated sessions on the Saturday, but able to attend the Dr Jim Borowczyk Dr Wendy Miller
Dr Chris Milne
Dr Kit Boyes
entire meeting. We are grateful for the many presenters who give of their time to assist Associate Professor Geoff Braadvedt Dr John Molloy
Associate Professor Johanna
this growing meeting so well. The strength of the academic programme is the key Ms Christine Burchill
Montgomery
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with many concurrent practical workshops throughout. Presentations are available to Associate Professor David Caldicott N
Dr Jeffrey Ngu
delegates for 3 months post conference on the internet for review. Dr Anne Campbell
Dr Shelley Campbell Professor Anita Nolan
Professor Sally Casswell O
Registration fees cater for trainees and practice colleagues and spouses, kept at a low Dr Peter Chapman-Smith Associate Professor Amanda Oakley
level thanks to the generous support of industry, especially Boehringer Ingelheim. Ms Donna Chisholm P
Rt Hon David Clark Dr Helen Paterson
The stress of busy practices with ever increasing consultation rates dictates you Mr Andrew Clarkson
Dr Tim Cookson
Philip Pattemore
Mr Shaun Phelan
deserve a break. We welcome you back for another great event in 2019, with numerous Dr Edward Coughlan Ms Gaeline Phipps
workshops and quality plenary presenters. One lucky punter will win the annual travel D
Ms Kathryn Dalziel
Dr David Porter
Dr Jim Primrose
prize, courtesy of the conference committee, for some real quality time out. Mr Lance Dawber-Ashley Ms Carolyn Pye
Dr Martin De Bock R
Feedback is utilised in constructing the following year’s programme, and your Associate Professor Gerry Devlin Ms Mary Redmayne
Dr Barbara Disley Dr Martin Reeve
suggestions for desired topics or speakers are acted on. Thank you for your ongoing Professor John Dixon Ms Wendy Risdon
Professor Tony Dowell
support too. Dr Michelle Downie
Professor Stephen Robertson
Dr Peter Robinson
The New Zealand Medical Association supports this meeting strongly and our thanks E
Dr Richard Egan
Dr Ian Rosemergy
Ms KIrsten Rosser
to Lesley, Kate and their team for their assistance. Dr Sean Every S
F Associate Professor Diana Sarfati
Sir Richard Faull Associate Professor Michael Shultz
Mr David Featherstone Professor Russell Scott
Kind regards, Dr Bernie Fitzharris Dr Derek Sherwood
Dr Greg Frazer Dr Justin Sinclair
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Associate Professor Jeff Garrett Dr Mark Smith
Academic Convenor Conference Organiser Dr Janet Geddes Ms MaryRose Spence
Ms Helen Gibbs Dr Rebecca Stack
Peter Chapman-Smith Conference Matters Ms Lisa Glass Dr Ken Stewart
Ms Sue Stewart
Professor Des Gorman
e: doctor@skinandvein.co.nz e: leon@conferencematters.co.nz Mr Leicester Gouwland Ms Alison Stewart-Piere
Associate Professor Cathy Stinear
p: +64 (0)21 949 310 p: +64 (0)21 164 3815 Dr Juliet Gray
Ms Lynley Gulasekharam Associate Professor Michael Stitely
Dr Matthew Strack
f: + 64 (0)9 437 4089 Dr Graham Gulbransen
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Dr Michael Hale Dr Charmaine Tate
Mr Ben Harris Ms Lynda Taylor
Dr Sarah Harris Dr Tane Taylor
Ms Lynette Hassall Dr Bryn Thompson
Professor Jack Heinemann Mr Colin Thomson
Dr Mike Hlivac Associate Professor Nikki Turner
Ms Christine Ho V
South GP CME 2019 has been endorsed by The Royal New Zealand Ms Tiffany Hodgson Dr Kate Van Harselaar
College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) and has been approved Dr David Holland W
for up to 32.5 credits CME for the General Practice Educational Professor Maggie-Lee Huckabee Dr Sarah Wakeman
Ms Kim Hunter Dr Ian Wallbridge
Programme (GPEP) Years 2 and 3 and Maintenance of Professional Dr Jason Hwang Ms Heidi Watson
Standards (MOPS) purposes. J Dr Jan White
Dr Chris Jackson Dr Graeme Whittaker
Workshops Preliminary Day application is for 8 hours of CME Mr Dylan James Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles
Dr Peter Jansen Dr Jo Williams
ACLS Level 7 = 12 CME credits ACLS Level 5 = 4 CME Credits Dr Steve Johnson Professor Michael Williams
Professor Richard Jones Ms Chelsea Willmott
K Professor Denise Wilson
Dr Giresh Kanji Dr Samuel Wong
The professional sessions of this conference are Ms Alexandra Kayat Z
Dr Jenny Keightley Ms Sarah Zub
endorsed by PSNZ ENHANCE, as suitable to be Dr Nick Kendall
included as part of a pharmacist’s CPD for group 1 Dr Samantha King
learning and pharmacists may allocate group 1 points L
Dr Joan Leighton
for each session attended. Accreditation # 2019/01 Dr Gary Lim
Ms Amanda Lochhead
CONFERENCE CONTENT INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
Pre-Conference Workshops
A trade exhibition will be held in the Exhibition
Thursday 08 August 2019, Horncastle Arena, Christchurch Hall and will be an integral part of the meeting.
To provide further practical updates, there is an optional pre-conference workshop day covering The welcome reception, morning and afternoon
a broad range of hands-on topics, including an option to register for Basic and Advanced Surgical refreshments and lunches will be served in the
skills training. exhibition area.
Please note topics are repeated content, not part 1 and 2. Exhibition attendees includes:
Some workshops have a limit on the numbers that can attend. Book early to avoid disappointment
• Abbott Point of Care
as some workshops will book out.
• Aspen Pharmacare
Main Conference • AstraZeneca
Friday 9 - Sunday 11 August 2019, Horncastle Arena, Christchurch • Bay Audiology
Due to the popularity of the meeting, further workshop options have been added to the Saturday • Bayer
programme. • Boehringer Ingelheim
All GPs, Practice Nurses, Practice Managers, GP Registrars and Students are welcome to attend. • Bowel Cancer New Zealand
• BPAC
Practice Managers Programme
• Centre for Advanced Medicine
Friday 9 August 2019, Horncastle Arena, Christchurch • Dilworth Hearing
A dedicated Practice Managers programme has been developed to ensure all areas of General • EBOS Healthcare
Practice interest are covered for this national conference. All Practice Managers are invited to • Fertility Associates
attend and are welcome to attend any other sessions of interest. • FUJIFILMSonosite
Practice Nurses Programme • GSK
• Heart Foundation
Saturday 10 August 2019, Horncastle Arena, Christchurch
• HEP C Action Aotearoa
A dedicated Practice Nurses programme will run concurrently with the main conference on • Hope for Hearts
Saturday. Practice Nurses are encouraged to register for the entire conference and are welcome • indici
to attend all sessions. • Indivior
Welcome Cocktail Function • LEO Pharma
Friday 9 August 2019, Horncastle Arena, Christchurch • medi’Ray New Zealand Ltd
• Medical Protection Society
6:30pm-7:30pm, Exhibition Area
• Medical Specialists & Hospitals NZ
Unwind after a busy first day with drinks and canapés in the Exhibition area. A chance to catch up
• MedicAlert Foundation
with colleagues and meet other delegates and industry.
• MedRecruit
Resuscitation Courses for GPs • Medtech
“CORE Skills” without exam (Previously Refresher Level 5) • MFAS
This is an NZRC CORE Skills course (previously Level 5 Refresher non-assessed). Approved (4 • Ministry of Health
hrs) course run by Jason Burns (NZRC Instructor CORE Advanced & Immediate, NZDA Approved • Mylan
Instructor, RNZCGP Endorsed Instructor, Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care instructor) • myPractice
• New Zealand Doctor
Course Times:
• Novartis
Friday 9 August, from 8:30am-1:00pm • Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals Ltd
Friday 9 August, from 2:00pm-6:30pm • Nutricia
Cost: $230 • NZLocums
• NZMA
“CORE Advanced” with exam (Previously Level 5 / 6 / 7 with exam) • Ochre Recruitment
Course duration for Resuscitation CORE ADVANCED is a minimum of 8 hours with expected pre- • OptiPharm Pty Ltd
reading preparation time of at least 3 weeks prior. • Pacific Edge Diagnostic Ltd
Course Times: • Pacific Radiology
• Pfizer
Thursday 8 August, from 8:30am – 6:30pm
• Pharmaco (NZ) Ltd
Cost: $530 • Radiant Health Limited
• Reserved
• Roche Diagnostics
• Rural Doctors Workforce Agency
• Sanofi
• Seqirus
• Southern Cross Health Society
• St John
• The Goodfellow Unit
• The Hemp Foundation (CPD)
• Work and Income
• ZOOM Pharmacy
PRE-CONFERENCE COURSES
Thursday 8th August
(Fee applies) Horncastle Arena, 55 Jack Hinton Drive, Addington, Christchurch
Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
Some workshops have a maximum number of attendees.
WS #1 WS #2 WS #3 WS #4
Skin Cancer Surgical Diabetes - Basic Dermoscopy Part 1 Musculoskeletal Workshop
Basic Skills Part 1
0830-1030
Rebecca Stack, Rab Burtun, Michelle Downie Amanda Oakley Jim Borowczyk,
Dylan James Jenny Keightley,
Supported by Sanofi Ian Wallbridge
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
WS #8 WS #9 WS #10 WS #11
Skin Cancer Surgical Diabetes Basics Dermoscopy Part 2 Musculoskeletal Workshop
Advanced Skills (Repeated) Part 2
1100-1300 Rebecca Stack, Rab Burtun, Michelle Downie Amanda Oakley Jim Borowczyk,
Dylan James Jenny Keightley,
Supported by Sanofi Ian Wallbridge
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition
Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
WS #14 WS #15 WS #16 WS #17
Safe Use of Local Diabetes - Advanced Dermoscopy Part 1 Musculoskeletal Workshop
Anaesthesia and Insulin Masterclass (Repeated) Part 3
Conscious Sedation
1400-1600
Derek Barrett Rab Burtun, Michelle Downie Amanda Oakley Jim Borowczyk,
Jenny Keightley,
Supported by Sanofi Ian Wallbridge
1600-1630 Afternoon Tea and Exhibition
Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
WS #20 WS #21 WS #22 WS #23
Safe Use of Local Diabetes - Advanced Dermoscopy Part 2 Musculoskeletal Workshop
Anaesthesia and Insulin Masterclass (Repeated) Part 4
Conscious Sedation (Repeated)
(Repeated)
1630-1830
Derek Barrett Rab Burtun, Michelle Downie Amanda Oakley Jim Borowczyk,
Jenny Keightley,
Supported by Sanofi Ian Wallbridge
1900-2330 Dinner own arrangements
PRE-CONFERENCE COURSES
Thursday 8th August
Please note: workshop content is repeated,not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
Some workshops have a maximum number of attendees.
WS #5 WS #6 WS #7
Womens Health 101 How to Introduce Ultrasound NZRC CORE Advanced
into Your Practice “With Exam / Assessment”
0830-1030
Helen Paterson Lynette Hassall, (8 hours including written exam) - $530
Jo McCann, (includes ACLS Manual)
Christine Burchill This course has been endorsed by The
Royal New Zealand College of General
Maximum 20 delegates Practitioners and has been approved
for 12 CME credits for maintenance of
Professional Standards MOPS purposes.
This course requires pre-reading of
the NZRC Resuscitation – “A Guide for
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition Advanced Rescuers” manual in order to
successfully complete the NZRC written
Please note: workshop content is repeated test. The recommended pre-reading time
is 3 weeks prior. We recommend you order
WS #12 WS #13 the manual at the time of registration with
Conference Matters (may be obtained
Womens Health 101 More Advanced US Skills online through Conference Matters or
(Repeated) for the GP/Emergency Doctor directly online through the NZRC website)
The course covers and includes:
• (Pre-course reading purchased by yourself
1100-1300 Helen Paterson Lynette Hassall, - in advance to prepare for the written test)
Jo McCann, • Basic Life Support (Adult, child and baby
Christine Burchill including choking)
Maximum 20 delegates • Advanced airway management (single and
double person bag masking, guedel airway
insertion, LMA’s insertion)
• A chance to practice Intubation (not
assessed now in Advanced)
• AED and rhythm recognition
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition • Adult and child collapse algorithms
• Anaphylaxis management
Please note: workshop content is repeated
• Scenario based training including adult
WS #18 WS #19 and child
• A compulsory multi choice test and skills
Strategies Retiring from Practice How to Introduce Ultrasound evaluation of airway management, safety
into Your Practice using a defibrillator and cardiac rhythms
(Repeated) • This is a NZRC CORE Advanced course
(previously Level 7) Approved (8 hrs)
1400-1600 Graeme Whittaker, Lynette Hassall, course run by Jason Burns (NZRC
Yoram Barak, Jo McCann, Instructor CORE Advanced & Immediate,
Christine Burchill NZDA Approved Instructor, RNZCGP
Colin Thomson,
Endorsed Instructor, Royal New Zealand
Pippa Mackay, Maximum 20 delegates
College of Urgent Care instructor).
Kathryn Dalziel • Attendees will be registered nurses,
medical practitioners or people who have
the skills contained in the course as part of
their scope of practice. It is expected that
1600-1630 Afternoon Tea and Exhibition students will already have the skills and
knowledge required for Resuscitation.
Please note: workshop content is repeated • Course duration for Resuscitation CORE
ADVANCED is a minimum of 8 hours with
WS #24 WS #25 expected pre-reading preparation time of at
least 4 hours.
Strategies Retiring from Practice More Advanced US Skills • You are expected to access resources at
(Repeated) for the GP/Emergency Doctor your disposal.
(Repeated) • Examples of suitable texts may include:
• PRIME course material on resuscitation
1630-1830 Graeme Whittaker, Lynette Hassall, • NZRC Resuscitation – “A Guide for
Yoram Barak, Jo McCann, Advanced Rescuers” manual in order to
Colin Thomson, Christine Burchill successfully complete the NZRC written
Pippa Mackay, Maximum 20 delegates test. The recommended pre-reading time is
Gaeline Phipps, 3 weeks prior.
Kathryn Dalziel
1900-2330 Dinner own arrangements
MAIN PROGRAMME
Friday 9th August
0700-0755 Breakfast Session: ACC Breakfast Session - Patient Safety in General Practice - Peter Jansen, Nick Kendall
0800-0805 Welcome and Conference Opening
0805-0830 Christchurch Memorial Oration: Dr Emily Siedeberg
0830-0850 General Practice is a Non-linear Science: How Do We Do It?
0850-0910 Serious Mental Illness and the Risk of Cardiovascular Disease.
0910-0930 BMI is a Great Metric, But Do We Understand It?
0930-0950 Medical Issues in Athletes
0950-1010 The Biologic Basis of Insomnia, Anxiety and Depression
1010-1030 Discussion Panel
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
1100-1300 NZMA Medico-Political Forum MP Session
1100-1110 Welcome - NZMA Chairman
1110-1130 Ministry of Health Priorities and Work Plan
1130-1150 Mental Health Inquiry
1150-1210 Alcohol Policy
1210-1240 Minister of Health Address
1240-1300 Panel Discussion
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition
1400-1600
Plenary Session: Oncology or Concurrent Sessions
Chair: Graeme Whittaker
WS #26 WS #27 WS #28
Opportunities for Primary Care
1400-1420 Shelley Campbell/Jim Primrose
Update on How to How to Anticoagulate Before FODMAP - IBS in
Examine Major Joints Effectively in AF General Practice
Post Code Cancer Care- The Case for Change
1420-1440 Chris Jackson Chris Milne,
John Molloy Michael Williams Helen Gibbs
Inequities in Cancer in NZ
1440-1500 Diana Safarti
Repeated Sessions
Spirituality in Cancer Care
1500-1520 Richard Egan WS #36 WS #37 WS #38
Update on How to How to Anticoagulate Before FODMAP - IBS in
Cancer in The Public Eye
1520-1540 Donna Chisholm
Examine Major Joints Effectively in AF General Practice
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
1540-1600 Discussion
1600-1630 Afternoon Tea and Exhibition
Plenary Session: Obesity or Concurrent Sessions
1630-1830 Chair: Jan White
WS #46 WS #47 WS #48
Genetic and Early Life Factors: The First Thousand Days Retirement – a Bright Medication Pessaries for Pelvic Organ
1630-1645 John Dixon Beacon or an Oncoming and Sleep Prolapse
Train?
Our Complex Obesogenic Environment:
1645-1700 Are We Ready To Act? Jim Mann Sue Stewart, Alex Bartle Michael Stitely
Childhood and Adolescent Obesity: Hamish McPhail,
1700-1715 Assessment and Management - Louise Baur Lynda Taylor
Fit and Fat - Is This Our Best Hope for the Future? Repeated Sessions
1715-1730 Chris Milne
WS #56 WS #57 WS #58
The Best Diet - The Battle of the Macronutrients: Retirement – a Bright Medication Pessaries for Pelvic Organ
1730-1745 Low Fat or Low Carbohydrates - Jim Mann Beacon or an Oncoming and Sleep Prolapse
Train?
Regulation of Energy Balance:
1745-1800 The Challenge of Weight Management - Mary Rose Spence
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
1810-1830 Discussion
1830-1930 Welcome Cocktails Exhibition
MAIN PROGRAMME
Friday 9th August
Chair: To be confirmed
GPC Chairperson Jan White Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith
Pippa Mackay
Tony Dowell, Nikki Turner
Michael Williams
John Dixon
Chris Milne, John Molloy
Giresh Kanji
Plenary Room Chair: Jan White
Kate Baddock
Ashley Bloomfield
Barbara Disley
Sally Caswell
David Clark
(55mins, 2:00pm-2:55pm repeated at 3:05pm)
WS #29 WS #30 WS #31 WS #32 WS #33 WS #34
Diagnosis and Management Prescribing HIV Pre- A New Approach to What Value Does a Vaping- A Recreational or Abortion - Where Are We
of Somatising Patients – a Exposure Prophylaxis Managing Anxiety and Physician Associate Add to Smoking Cessation Tool? Now?
Practical Approach for the (PrEP) – a Panel Discussion Depression Your Practice?
15 min. consult Edward Coughlan, Tiffany Hodgson,
Brett Mann Alison Stewart-Piere Giresh Kanji Alexandra Kayat Graham Gulbransen Helen Paterson
(55mins, 3:05pm-4:00pm)
WS #39 WS #40 WS #41 WS #42 WS #43 WS #44
Diagnosis and Management Prescribing HIV Pre- A New Approach to What Value Does a Vaping- A Recreational or Abortion - Where Are We
of Somatising Patients – a Exposure Prophylaxis Managing Anxiety and Physician Associate Add to Smoking Cessation Tool? Now?
Practical Approach for the 15 (PrEP) – a Panel Discussion Depression Your Practice?
min. consult (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
(Repeated)
(55mins, 4:30pm-5:25pm repeated at 5:35pm)
WS #49 WS #50 WS #51 WS #52 WS #53 WS #54
Global Perspective on Common Mental Health Venous Thromboembolism The Doctor- Nurse Game Lung Health Forum Paediatric Forum
Disruptive Innovation in Problems: Tools and and Issues Around (not repeated) (not repeated)
Healthcare Resources for the GP Anticoagulation
Consultation
Samuel Wong, Tony Dowell, Mark Smith Chelsea Willmott Chris Atkinson, Martin De Bock,
Jason Hwang, Nikki Turner Greg Frazer, Janet Geddes,
Sarah Zub Bernie Fitzharris, Aimee Mackay,
Lynley Gulasekharam Wendy Miller,
(55mins, 5:35pm-6:30pm) Juliet Gray,
Sarah Harris,
WS #59 WS #60 WS #61 WS #62 Caroline Mahon
Global Perspective on Common Mental Health Venous Thromboembolism The Doctor- Nurse Game
Disruptive Innovation in Problems: Tools and and Issues Around
Healthcare Resources for the GP Anticoagulation
Consultation
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
MAIN PROGRAMME
Saturday 10th August
0700-0755 Abb Vie Breakfast Session 1: GPs Roles in Hep C Elimination; & Other Hepatic Diseases as Fatty Liver - Jeffrey Ngu
0700-0755 GSK Breakfast Session 2: Updates in Respiratory Disease - Asthma and COPD
Plenary Session: Neuroplasticity or Concurrent Sessions
0830-1030 Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith
WS #65 WS #66 WS #67
Neurogenesis and New Brain Cell Pathways in the Human
0800-0820 Brain – Fact and Fantasy - Richard Faull How to Achieve Better Heart Failure Management Electrohypersensitivity,
Fertility - An Interactive in Primary Care: Challenges Recognition, Diagnostic
Repetitive Head Trauma - So What?
0820-0835 Chris Milne
Session and Opportunities? Testing and ‘Treatment’
The Role of Nervous System Plasticity in Disorders Michelle Bailey Gerry Devlin, Mary Redmayne
0835-0855 of the Brain and Heart - Johanna Montgomery Joan Leighton
Rehabilitation of The Injured Brain
0855-0915 Des Gorman Repeated Sessions
Recovery from Neurogenic Dysphagia
0915-0930 Maggie-Lee Huckabee WS #75 WS #76 WS #77
How to Achieve Better Heart Failure Management Electrohypersensitivity,
Recovery of Movement after Stroke
0930-0950 Cathy Stinear or Marie-Clare Smith Fertility- An Interactive in Primary Care: Challenges Recognition, Diagnostic
Session and Opportunities? Testing and ‘Treatment’
Novel Pharmacologic Treatments for Stroke Recovery
0950-1005 Andrew Clarkson
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
1005-1030 Panel Discussion
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
Plenary Session: The Medicinal Cannabis Debate or Concurrent Sessions
1100-1300 Chair: Graham Gulbransen
The Global Perspective and Experience WS #85 WS #86 WS #87
1100-1120 David Caldicott Military DIY Podiatry - 50 Uses of Approach to Low
Myths and Misconceptions Around Cannabis Medicine Orthopaedic Felt Testosterone Values
1120-1140 Justin Sinclair Forum
Medical Marijuana: a Marketing Ploy for Legalisation
1140-1200 Jo McGuire Anne Campbell, Chris Milne Geoff Braatvedt
Charmaine Tate,
The Evidence in Epilepsy
1200-1210 Ian Rosemergy Bernadine MacKenzie,
Kit Boyes Repeated Sessions
Where's the Data?
1210-1220 Giresh Kanji WS #96 WS #97
(Not Repeated)
What Do the Green Fairies Do? DIY Podiatry - 50 Uses of Approach to Low
1220-1230 David Porter Orthopaedic Felt Testosterone Values
Funding Medication
1230-1240 Bryan Betty
(Repeated) (Repeated)
1240-1300 Panel Discussion
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition
or Concurrent Sessions
Plenary Session: Public Health
1400-1600 Chair: Bryn Thompson WS #105 WS #106 WS #107 WS #108
Sleep Cultural Genetics in Primary How Medical
101 Forum Competence - Case Care – What You Cannabis is Treating
Creating a Healthy City - Healthy Auckland Together Studies Need to Know the U.S.
1400-1420 Michael Hale Alex Bartle,
Mike Hlavac,
Tummy Bugs : Update on Notifiable Gastroenteritis, Richard Jones,
1420-1440 VTEC etc Philip Pattemore
Bryn Thompson
(Not Repeated) Denise Wilson Stephen Robertson Jo McGuire
Refugee Health Screening
1440-1500 Jo Williams Repeated Sessions
WS #116 WS #117 WS #118
Whooping Cough and Mumps
1500-1520 Michael Hale
Cultural Genetics in Primary How Medical
Competence - Case Care – What You Cannabis is Treating
Studies Need to Know the U.S.
TB in NZ - The Battle Rages On
1520-1540 Martin Reeve
1540-1600 Panel Discussion
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
1600-1630 Afternoon Tea and ExhibitionMAIN PROGRAMME
Saturday 10th August
Chair: TBC
Room 5 Chair: Jane Straka
(55mins, 08:30am-9:25am repeated at 9:35am)
WS #68 WS #69 WS #70 WS #71 WS #72 WS #73
Dealing with Patient Ping Perinatal Mental Health: Sexual Health - What’s Managing Obesity with Sorting out Inflammatory Managing
Pong and Other Challenges Changing the Face of the New for GPs? Very Low Calorie Diets, Arthritides - Case Studies Spinal Pain
in Practice Future Meal Replacements and
Gaeline Phipps, Jill McIlraith, Drug Therapy
Peter Robinson, Ross Blair, Liz McDonald Alison Stewart-Piere John Dixon, Louise Baur, David Porter Giresh Kanji
Pippa Mackay Mary Rose Spence
(55mins, 9:35am-10:30am)
WS #78 WS #79 WS #80 WS #81 WS #82 WS #83
Dealing with Patient Ping Perinatal Mental Health: Sexual Health - What’s Managing Obesity with Sorting out Inflammatory Managing
Pong and Other Challenges Changing the Face of the New for GPs? Very Low Calorie Diets, Arthritides - Case Studies Spinal Pain
in Practice Future Meal Replacements and
Drug Therapy
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
(55mins, 11:00am-11:55am repeated at 12:05pm)
WS #88 WS #89 WS #90 WS #91 WS #92 WS #93 WS #94
Back Pain Revisited: Ulcers in the Managing Urinary Fads and Facts in Managing Cardiovascular ROBO Financial Case Studies in Travel
From Heartsink to Mouth Incontinence the Treatment and Risk: Case Studies Advice Medicine
‘Bring It On’ Prevention of Obesity
Tony Dowell, Anita Nolan Michael Stitely Jim Mann Michael Williams Lance Dawber-Ashley Robert Bester
Nikki Turner
(55mins, 12:05pm-1:00pm)
WS #98 WS #99 WS #100 WS #101 WS #102 WS #103 WS #104
Back Pain Revisited: Ulcers in the Managing Urinary Fads and Facts in Managing Cardiovascular ROBO Financial Case Studies in Travel
From Heartsink to Mouth Incontinence the Treatment and Risk: Case Studies Advice Medicine
‘Bring It On’ Prevention of Obesity
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
(55mins, 2:00pm-2:55pm repeated at 3:05pm)
WS #109 WS #110 WS #111 WS #112 WS #113 WS #114 WS #115
Professional Financial Lifestyle and Integrating Mind-Body The Changing Aging Sperm and Eggs Neuroplasticity Falls and Fall
Advice or DIY - the Pros Behavioural into Clinical Practice Information Landscape - What Can Be Done? Research - Hope for Prevention
and Cons Interventions: Benefits, - Tectonic Drift or Brain Recovery?
Expectations and Richter 6.3?
Outcomes
Sue Stewart,
Hamish McPhail, John Dixon, Richard Faull,
Lynda Taylor Louise Baur Mel Abbott Richard Medlicott Kate Van Harseelar Johanna Montgomery Ken Stewart
(55mins, 3:05pm-4:00pm)
WS #119 WS #120 WS #121 WS #122 WS #123 WS #124 WS #125
Professional Financial Lifestyle and Integrating Mind-Body The Changing Aging Sperm and Eggs Neuroplasticity Falls and Fall
Advice or DIY - the Pros Behavioural into Clinical Practice Information Landscape - What Can Be Done? Research - Hope for Prevention
and Cons Interventions: Benefits, - Tectonic Drift or Brain Recovery?
Expectations and Richter 6.3?
Outcomes
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)MAIN PROGRAMME
Saturday 10th August
Plenary Session: Gastroenterology or Concurrent Sessions
1630-1830 Chair: Graeme Whittaker
WS #126 WS #127 WS #128 WS #129
Update on Coeliac Disease – Changes to the MPS Medicolegal My Approach to Immunisation - Nonpigmented Skin
1630-1650 ESPGHAN Guidelines Forum - Risks and Managing Back Current Issues and Cancers to Watch
Michael Schultz Outcomes: How to Pain in Primary Care New Directions Out For
Protect Yourself
Update on HBV and HCV
1650-1710 Steven Johnson Samantha King,
Tim Cookson Nikki Turner,
Implementing the NICE Guidelines for Chris Milne David Featherstone Matthew Strack
1710-1730 Reflux in Primary Care (Not Repeated)
Gary Lim Repeated Sessions
IBD in Special Situations - Pregnancy and Travelling WS #137 WS #138 WS #139
1730-1750 Kirsten Rosser, Christine Ho My Approach to Immunisation - Nonpigmented Skin
Managing Back Pain Current Issues and Cancers to Watch
Approach to Abnormal Liver Function in Primary Care New Directions Out For
1750-1810 Tests and Fatty Liver
Jeffrey Ngu
1810-1830 Panel Discussion (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
MAIN PROGRAMME
Sunday 11th August
0715-0815 Novartis Breakfast Session - 1: Sacubitril/valsartan in heart failure - 2: Oral agents in type 2 DM: a 2019 focus on preventing and managing complications -
Plenary Session or Concurrent Sessions
0830-1030 Chair: Graeme Whittaker WS #147 WS #148 WS #149
Pharmac Session: Anxiety and Depression - Vitamin C and CT for the
Physician Associates in New Zealand:
0830-0850 Past, Present, Future - Alexandra Kayat, Karl Metzler
Antimicrobial Resistance - Alternatives to Medication Busy GP
Global Threat or Myth?
Ulcers in the Mouth
0850-0910 Anita Nolan
Bryan Betty,
David Holland, Mel Abbott Tane Taylor
Ben Harris,
The Future of Fertility Jack Heinemann,
0910-0930 Sarah Wakeman Siouxsie Wiles Repeated Sessions
An Insight into Global Disease Eradification by Vaccination WS #158 WS #159
0930-0950 David Featherstone (Not Repeated) Anxiety and Depression - Vitamin C and CT for the
Alternatives to Medication Busy GP
The Changing Information Landscape - Tectonic Drift or
0950-1010 Richter 6.3? - Richard Medlicott
(Repeated) (Repeated)
1010-1030 Discussion Panel
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
1100-1300 Plenary Session
1100-1125 Choosing Wisely in General Practice – First Do Not Harm?
1125-1150 Language, Respect, Engagement, and Assessment of the Obese Patient
1150-1215 New Genetic Technologies – Are They Relevant from Primary Care?
1215-1240 Citizen Centric Health Service Planning: A New Way
1240-1300 Discussion panel
1300 Conference ClosesMAIN PROGRAMME
Saturday 10th August
(55mins, 4:30pm-5:25pm repeated at 5:35pm)
WS #130 WS #131 WS #132 WS #133 WS #134 WS #135 WS #136
Adolescent/Young Adult Predicting Motor Oral Hints of Systemic How and Why to Red Flags for GPs: Prescribing Medicinal Improving Patient
(AYA) Cancer – It’s Rare Recovery after Stroke – Disease Become a Single Self Harm and Sexual Cannabis Compliance with
but It’s There Why and How Practice Abuse – What Can Medication
We Do?
Graham Gulbransen,
David Caldicott,
David Porter,
Heidi Watson Cathy Stinear Anita Nolan Leicester Gouwland Jill McIlraith Justin SInclair Jeffrey Garrett
(55mins, 5:35pm-6:30pm)
WS #140 WS #141 WS #142 WS #143 WS #144 WS #145 WS #146
Adolescent/Young Adult Predicting Motor Oral Hints of Systemic How and Why to Red Flags for GPs: Prescribing Medicinal Improving Patient
(AYA) Cancer – It’s Rare Recovery after Stroke – Disease Become a Single Self Harm and Sexual Cannabis Compliance with
but It’s There Why and How Practice Abuse – What Can Medication
We Do?
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
MAIN PROGRAMME
Sunday 11th August
- Gerry Devlin, Russell Scott Chair: Graeme Whittaker
(55mins, 8:30am-9:25am repeated at 9:35am)
WS #150 WS #151 WS #152 WS #153 WS #154 WS #155 WS #156
Macular Degeneration Retirement Interpreting Update on Case Studies in Examination of Eczema and
TBA Planning Endocrine Tests Epilepsy Gastroenterology Peripheral Joints Pruritis - Practical
Ways to Help
Sean Every Shahrukh Abdali Geoff Braatvedt Ian Rosemergy Michael Schultz David Porter Matthew Strack
(55mins, 9:35am-10:30am)
WS #160 WS #161 WS #162 WS #163 WS #165 WS #164 WS #165
Macular Degeneration Retirement Interpreting Update on Case Studies in Examination of Eczema and
TBA Planning Endocrine Tests Epilepsy Gastroenterology Peripheral Joints Pruritis - Practical
Ways to Help
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith
Derek Sherwood
John Dixon
Stephen Robertson
Des GormanPRACTICE MANAGERS PROGRAMME
Friday 9th August
0830-1830 Practice Managers Programme Chair: Denise McDonald
0830-0945 Happy Staff, Happy Practice- Tools to Lead Your Team to Financial Security Sue Stewart, Hamish McPhail, Lynda Taylor
0945-1030 Managing Your Reputation During A Crisis Lisa Glass
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
1100-1130 Day to Day Tax Issues Leicester Gouwland, Amanda Lochhead
1130-1200 A Financial Quiz Leicester Gouwland, Amanda Lochhead
1200-1300 Small Group Session TBA
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition
1400-1500 Business Models and The Need for Change Shaun Phelan
1500-1600 Health Care Home: What Matters to You Matters to Us Andrew Miller
1600-1630 Afternoon Tea and Exhibition
1630-1730 Medicolegal Update – HDC, Privacy & Beyond Tim Cookson, Samantha King
Difficult Conversations Arising from Patterns in Complaints, Reporting Obligations,
1730-1830 & other Nutty Challenges Gaeline Phipps
1830-1930 Welcome Cocktails
NURSES PROGRAMME
Saturday 10th August
0830-1800 Nurses General Session Chair: Wendy Risdon
0830-0930 Empowering Your Patients Mel Abbott
0930-1000 Refugee Health Screening Jo Williams, Carolyn Pye
1000-1030 The Doctor - Nurse Game Chelsea Willmott
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
1100-1140 Some Realities About Vaccination David Featherstone
1140-1220 Meningococcal Vaccination Issues Kim Hunter
1220-1300 Cultural Competence TBA Denise Wilson
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition
1400-1445 The Role of Physician Associates- How They Add Value Alexandra Kayat, Tiffany Hodgson
1445-1515 Issues in Urogynaecology Michael Stitely
1515-1545 A Practical Approach to STIs for Nurses: Rewards and Pitfalls. Alison Stewart-Piere
1545-1600 Panel Discussion
1600 -1630 Afternoon Tea and Exhibition
1630-1700 The Obesity Crisis - What to Do About It? John Dixon
1700-1725 Key Messages on Managing Children and Adolescents with Obesity Louise Baur
1725-1750 Ditch the Diet Mary Rose Spence
1750-1815 Supporting Pregnant Women in Well-being - Using Social Media Platforms for Health Interventions Helen Gibbs
1815-1830 Panel DiscussionACCOMMODATION
Block bookings at negotiated rates have been made at Distinction Hotel Christchurch. Please book your accommodation on the
enclosed registration form. Registration and accommodation should be made before 16 July 2019 as hotel rooms are not guaranteed
after this date.
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Distinction Hotels is excited to announce the newest addition to its New Zealand owned and operated hotels
– Distinction Christchurch Hotel, which opened in March 2018.
The 4.5 star hotel is centrally located in the revitalised Cathedral Square and ideally positioned only a few
minutes’ walk from the brand the Avon River, Botanical Gardens, Christchurch Casino, Cashell Mall and
future Christchurch Convention Centre.
The luxury Christchurch hotel consists of 179 elegant, air-conditioned hotel rooms including 3 floors of
brand new Superior Rooms and Suites. Designed to suit everyone from business travellers requiring
spacious, contemporary accommodation with the latest technology including 55” Smart TVs to those
travellers seeking a place to relax and unwind after a day exploring Canterbury’s vibrant attractions.
Complementing this brand new accommodation are conference facilities catering up to 200 delegates,
Gumption Restaurant & Bar and undercover valet car parking.
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Classic Twin Room
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Horncastle Arena is one of the New Zealand’s largest purpose-built indoor venues. A versatile venue hosting many international events, artists,
exhibitions and gala dinners.
CITY CENTRE MAPYour professional association
Welcome to the GP CME 2019!
The New Zealand Medical Association is proud to represent and
advocate for its GP members and their vital role in the primary
care of all New Zealanders.
Advocacy
The NZMA is a strong advocate
for issues affecting GPs and
General Practice, including training
programmes, funding, integration
between primary and secondary
care, after-hours service provision,
and the development and
implementation of health policy.
Support
The NZMA represents over 500
general practices in the PHC
MECA negotiations.
NZMA members have free
access to the NZMA advisory
service, which provides advice
Representation on a variety of issues from
The NZMA General Practitioner Council (GPC) represents the employment, staff issues and
interests of our GP members across a wide range of issues and is running a practice to health and
elected by the membership. The NZMA is a member of the General safety and doctor’s wellbeing.
Practice Leaders’ Forum along with fellow GP organisations.
Your support allows us to do more to benefit
you. Come and see the NZMA Stand for Join
information on how you can benefit yourself and
your profession by becoming a member. us today.
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8 -11 August 2019 | Horncastle Arena | Christchurch | www.gpcme.co.nz/south
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Nurse Practitioner (Fri-Sun) ............................... $295 $ _______ Fri 2:00pm ______ 3:00pm ______ 4:30pm ______ 5:30pm______
Pharmacist (Fri-Sun) ........................................... $350 $ _______
Sat 8:30am ______ 9:30am ______11:00am ______12:00pm______
GPEP1 Registrar (Fri-Sun) ................................... $295 $ _______
GPEP2 Registrar (Fri-Sun) ................................... $425 $ _______ Sat 2:00pm ______ 3:00pm ______ 4:30pm______ 5:30pm______
Student (Fri-Sun) ................................................ $135 $ _______ Sun 8:30am ______ 9:30am______ Feb 2019 Office use only
Exhibitor ............................................................. $345 $ _______
Practice Manager All or Friday only $185 $ _______ ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE
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Spouse (non medical) ........................................ $135 $ _______ Arrival Date ________ August - Departure Date ________ August
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Friday - ACC Breakfast Session No. ............ $ No Fee ___________________________________________________________________
Friday - Cocktail Function No. ............ $ No Fee ___________________________________________________________________
Saturday - AbbVie Breakfast Session No. ............ $ No Fee Distinction Hotel Christchurch
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