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HORNCASTLE ARENA | CHRISTCHURCH 13-16 AUGUST 2020
HORNCASTLE ARENA | CHRISTCHURCH 13-16 AUGUST 2020 www.gpcme.co.nz/south
You are invited to attend the 11th South GPCME meeting to be held at the Horncastle PLATINUM SPONSOR
Arena in Christchurch in August 2020. 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 SPEAKERS
GPs and Medical Council requirements. A M
Mr Shahrukh Abdali Dr Kerry Macaskill-Smith
Christchurch is a great central location, with renowned southern hospitality, and Dr John Alchin Dr Andrew MacGill
RN Fenella Aldridge Mr John McConnell
attractive leisure or visitor options. GPs from throughout NZ attend the South Island Professor Shanthi Ameratunga Ms Denise McDonald
event, taking the opportunity to revisit old university haunts, to check out family Professor Bruce Arroll Dr Orna McGinn
Mr Steve August Professor Peter McIntyre
at the southern universities, or en route to the ski fields in Central Otago. Hotel B Dr Alastair Mclean
accommodation is available at group discounted pricing. Complimentary breakfast at Dr Kate Baddock Project Coordinator Mary Mclean
Dr Alex Bartle Dr Iain Melton
the conference venue are provided with a plethora of prominent speakers on widely Professor Richard Beasley Dr Tom Middelburg
variant topics. Dr Bryan Betty Dr Krys Milburn
Dr Katherine Black Director Malcolm Morrison
Practice nurses and practice managers are essential members of general practice Mr James Blake Dr Gabrielle Moss
teams, with their own dedicated sessions on the Saturday, but able to attend the Co Chair Chris Boberg Dr Sam Mostafa
Mr Daniel Brooks O
entire meeting. We are grateful for the many presenters who give of their time to assist Mr Rab Burtun Mr Sean O’Sullivan
this growing meeting so well. The strength of the academic programme is the key Ms Lynley Byrne Associate Professor Amanda
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with many concurrent practical workshops throughout. Presentations are available to Dr Rona Carroll Dr Lucy O’Hagan
delegates for 6 months post conference on the internet for review. Ms Sharon Cassidy Dr Jeannie Oliphant
Ms Mary-Rose Cavanagh P
Registration fees cater for trainees and practice colleagues and spouses, kept at a low Genetic Pathologist CY Chan Dr Tony Page
Dr Timothy Chen Associate Professor Philip
level thanks to the generous support of industry, especially Boehringer Ingelheim. Dr Andrew Cho Pattemore
Rt Hon David Clark Ms Chrissie Patterson
The stress of busy practices with ever increasing consultation rates dictates you Dr David Codyre Dr Andelka Phillips
deserve a break. We welcome you back for another great event in 2020, with Dr Tim Cookson RN Daryl Pollock
Associate Professor Kirsten Coppell Dr Adam Pomerleau
numerous workshops and quality plenary presenters. One lucky punter will win the Dr Rob Corbett R
annual travel prize, courtesy of the conference committee, for some real quality time Dr Edward Coughlan Dr Tony Rahman
Professor Peter Crampton Dr John Rawstron
out. Dr Siobhan Cross Dr Andrew Reynolds
Feedback is utilised in constructing the following year’s programme, and your D Professor Stephen Robertson
Ms Kathryn Dalziel Dr Logan Robinson
suggestions for desired topics or speakers are acted on. Thank you for your ongoing Dr Danny de Lore Dr John Robson
support too. Dr Amanda Dixon-McIver Mr Chris Ross
Dr Michelle Downie Haematologist Gordon Royle
The New Zealand Medical Association supports this meeting strongly and our thanks Dr Michael Drane Professor Julia Rucklidge
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to Lesley, Kate and their team for their assistance. Associate Professor John Elliott Mr Sanjeewa Samaraweera
Dr Sean Every Ms Jackie Sartorius
F Ms Bonnie Scarth
Kind regards, Professor Michael Fenech Professor Russell Scott
Dr Mairi Clare Ferguson Dr John Short
Dr James Fingleton Dr Branko Sijnja
Dr Siale Foliaki Dr Gajendra Singh
Academic Convenor Conference Organiser Ms Kim Fuller Mr Andrew Slater
G Dr Barry Snow
Peter Chapman-Smith Conference Matters Dr Lucy Gibberd Ms Liz Sommer
Ms Trish Gledhill Dr Rebecca Stack
e: doctor@skinandvein.co.nz e: leon@conferencematters.co.nz Dr Kristin Good Associate Professor Catherine
p: +64 (0)21 949 310 p: +64 (0)21 164 3815 H Stedman
Dr Bob Hancox Dr Matthew Strack
f: + 64 (0)9 437 4089 Ms Geri Harvey Dr Heidi Su
Mrs Kathryn Hellyer Ms Caro Swanson
Dr David Hepburn T
Dr Niranjala Hewapathirana Ms Karen Thomas
Associate Professor Karen Hoare Director Lindsay Tighe
Dr Kuang-Chih Hsiao Ms Bronny Trewin
South GP CME 2020 has been endorsed by The Royal New Zealand Dr Blake Hsu Professor Richard Troughton
Professor David Hunter V
College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) and has been approved for J Dr Kate Van Harselaar
up to 31 credits CME for the General Practice Educational Programme Mr Dylan James Professor Mark Vickers
(GPEP) Years 2 and 3 and Continuing Professional Development Ms Natalie Jamieson W
(CPD) purposes. Dr Stuart Jones Dr Sarah Wakeman
Ms Brittany Jones Mr Chris Wakeman
ACLS Level 7 = 12 CME credits ACLS Level 5 = 4 CME Credits Dr Jody Jordan Dr Ian Wallbridge
Dr Michelle Jospe Ms Emma Watkins
K Dr Vanessa Weenink
Dr Martin Keefe Associate Professor Ben Wheeler
The professional sessions of this conference are Ms Lynley Kerr Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles
endorsed by PSNZ ENHANCE, as suitable to be Associate Professor Gary Kilov Dr Ms Chelsea Willmott
included as part of a pharmacist’s CPD for group 1 Samantha King Y
Mr Ashley Koning Dr Heather Young
learning and pharmacists may allocate group 1 points Ms Sarah Kull Ms Jane Young
for each session attended. Accreditation # 2020/01 L
Ms Prudence Lennox
CONFERENCE CONTENT INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
Pre-Conference Workshops
A trade exhibition will be held in the Exhibition
Thursday 13 August 2020, 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
• AbbVie
as some workshops will book out.
• ACC
Main Conference
• AFT Pharmaceuticals
Friday 14 - Sunday 16 August 2020, Horncastle Arena, Christchurch
• Aspen Pharmacare
Due to the popularity of the meeting, further workshop options have been added to the Saturday • Asthma and Respiratory Foundation NZ
programme.
All GPs, Practice Nurses, Practice Managers, GP Registrars and Students are welcome to attend. • AstraZeneca
• Bayer New Zealand
Practice Managers Programme
• Boehringer Ingelheim
Friday 14 August 2020, Horncastle Arena, Christchurch
• BPAC
A dedicated Practice Managers programme has been developed to ensure all areas of General
• Cannasouth
Practice interest are covered for this national conference. All Practice Managers are invited to
attend and are welcome to attend any other sessions of interest. • Centre for Advanced Medicine
Practice Nurses Programme • EBOS Healthcare
• Edensleep New Zealand
Saturday 15 August 2020, Horncastle Arena, Christchurch
• Fertility Associates
A dedicated Practice Nurses programme will run concurrently with the main conference on
Saturday. Practice Nurses are encouraged to register for the entire conference and are welcome • Green Cross Health Medical Solutions
to attend all sessions. • GSK
MPS Welcome Function • Homecare Medical
Friday 14 August 2020, Horncastle Arena, Christchurch • LEO Pharma
• Macular Degeneration New Zealand
6:30pm-7:30pm, Exhibition Area
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. • MFAS
Resuscitation Courses for GPs • Ministry of Health
“CORE Skills” without exam (Previously Refresher Level 5) • Mylan
This is an NZRC CORE Skills course (previously Level 5 Refresher non-assessed). Approved (4 • myPractice
hrs) course run by Jason Burns (NZRC Instructor CORE Advanced & Immediate, NZDA Approved • Neilmed Pharmaceuticals
Instructor, RNZCGP Endorsed Instructor, Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care instructor) • New Zealand Doctor
Course Times: • Novartis
Friday 14 August, from 8:30am-1:00pm • Novo Nordisk
Friday 14 August, from 2:00pm-6:30pm • NZLocums
Saturday 15 August, 8:30am-1:00pm (confirmed if a minimum of 6 attendees only) • NZMA
Cost: $230 • NZ Telehealth Forum and Resource
Centre
“CORE Advanced” with exam (Previously Level 5 / 6 / 7 with exam)
• Pacific Edge Diagnostic Ltd
Course duration for Resuscitation CORE ADVANCED is a minimum of 8 hours with expected pre-
reading preparation time of at least 3 weeks prior. • Pacific Radiology
• Pfizer
Course Times:
• Radiant Health Limited
Thursday 13 August, from 8:30am – 6:30pm
• Research Review
Cost: $530
• Sanofi
• Seqirus
• Southern Cross Health Society
• STAT Recruitment
• Tamaki Health
• Work and Income
PRE-CONFERENCE COURSES
Thursday 13th 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
Skin Cancer Surgical Diabetes - Basic Managing Mental Health in
Basic Skills Primary Care
Part 1
0830-1030 Rebecca Stack,
Dylan James, Rab Burtun, Trish Gledhill,
Jane Young, Niranjala Hewapathirana Lynley Byrne
Natalie Jamieson
1030-1100 Morning Tea
Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
WS #8 WS #9 WS #10
Skin Cancer Surgical Diabetes - Advanced Managing Mental Health in
Advanced Skills Insulin Masterclass Primary Care
(Repeated) Part 2
Rebecca Stack,
1100-1300 Dylan James, Rab Burtun, Ashley Koning,
Jane Young, Niranjala Hewapathirana Caro Swanson
Natalie Jamieson
1300-1400 Lunch
Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
WS #14 WS #15 WS #16
Dermoscopy Diabetes - Basic Contraception, LARC Insertion,
Part 1 (Repeated) and Menstrual Challenges
Orna McGinn
1400-1600 Amanda Oakley Rab Burtun, Maximum 30 delegates
Niranjala Hewapathirana
1600-1630 Afternoon
Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
WS #20 WS #21 WS #22
Dermoscopy Diabetes - Advanced Contraception, LARC Insertion,
Part 2 Insulin Masterclass and Menstrual Challenges
(Repeated)
Orna McGinn
1630-1830 Amanda Oakley Rab Burtun, Maximum 30 delegates
Niranjala Hewapathirana
1900-2330 Dinner own arrangements
PRE-CONFERENCE COURSES
Thursday 13th August
Please note: workshop content is repeated,not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
Some workshops have a maximum number of attendees.
WS #4 WS #5 WS #6
Musculoskeletal Workshop 1 FACT - Focussed Acceptance NZRC CORE Advanced
Cervicothoracic Pain and Committment Therapy “With Exam / Assessment”
History, Movement Patterning,
0830-1030 Breathing’Myofascial Pain Patterns
Ian Wallbridge, Bruce Arroll, (8 hours including written exam) - $530
Steve August, Chelsea Willmott (includes ACLS Manual)
Gajendra Singh This course has been endorsed by The
Royal New Zealand College of General
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 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 #11 WS #12 the manual at the time of registration with
Conference Matters (may be obtained
Musculoskeletal Workshop 2 Art Therapy - Creative Engagement online through Conference Matters or
Cervicothoracic Pain Playful and Practical How to Provide directly online through the NZRC website)
Self care, Alignment Stability, & Stress Immediate Support for Parents and Children The course covers and includes:
after Sexual Assault • (Pre-course reading purchased by yourself
1100-1300 Ian Wallbridge, - in advance to prepare for the written test)
Steve August, Emma Watkins • Basic Life Support (Adult, child and baby
Gajendra Singh including choking)
• 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 • Adult and child collapse algorithms
• Anaphylaxis management
Please note: workshop content is repeated
• Scenario based training including adult
WS #17 WS #18 and child
• A compulsory multi choice test and skills
Musculoskeletal Workshop 3 Lifecourse Science and evaluation of airway management, safety
Cervicothoracic Pain Applied Coaching Skills using a defi
defibrillator
brillator and cardiac rhythms
Putting it Together, Ergonometrics, Part 1 • This is a NZRC CORE Advanced course
Self Management and PCRFN (previously Level 7) Approved (8 hrs)
1400-1600 Mary-Rose Cavanagh, course run by Jason Burns (NZRC
Ian Wallbridge, Mark Vickers Instructor CORE Advanced & Immediate,
NZDA Approved Instructor, RNZCGP
Steve August,
Endorsed Instructor, Royal New Zealand
Gajendra Singh College of Urgent Care instructor).
• 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 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 #23 WS #24 expected pre-reading preparation time of at
least 4 hours.
Musculoskeletal Workshop 4 Lifecourse Science and • You are expected to access resources at
Cervicothoracic Pain Applied Coaching Skills your disposal.
Thoracic Spine and Ribcage Part 2 • Examples of suitable texts may include:
iHunch Clinical Tests and Treatment • PRIME course material on resuscitation
1630-1830 Mary-Rose Cavanagh, • NZRC Resuscitation – “A Guide for
Ian Wallbridge, Mark Vickers Advanced Rescuers” manual in order to
Steve August, successfully complete the NZRC written
Gajendra Singh test. The recommended pre-reading time is
3 weeks prior.
1900-2330 Dinner own arrangements
MAIN PROGRAMME
Friday 14th August
0700-0755 Breakfast Session - Key Conversations with GP’s in 2020
0800-0805 Welcome and Conference Opening
0800-0805 Welcome and Conference Opening
0805-0830 Christchurch Memorial Oration: Dr Margaret Cruickshank
0830-0850 Nutrition
What's Hotand
in It's Influence on the Genome and the Epigenome
Diabetes?
0850-0910 ImmuneHot
What's Neurology and More
in Diabetes?
0910-0930 Immune
The NewNeurology and More
Zealand Health and Disability System Review - Where to From Here?
0930-0950 The New
COVID Zealand
- What TheHealth andThat?
Hell Was Disability System Review - Where to From Here?
0950-1010 To be confirmed
Nutrition and It's Influence on the Genome and the Epigenome
1010-1030 Panel Discussion
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
1100-1300 NZMA Election 2020 Political Debate - Your profession, Your views, Your issues
1100-1110 Welcome NZMA Chairperson
1110-1130 COVID-19
Minister ofLessons
Health Learned
1130-1150 Labour Health
National HealthSpokesperson
Spokesperson
1150-1210 National Health
Green Health Spokesperson
Spokesperson
1210-1230 NZ First Health Spokesperson
1230-1300 Panel Discussion
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition
Plenary Session: Addressing Inequities in HealthCare or Concurrent Sessions
1400-1600 Chair: Bruce Arroll
WS #26 WS #27 WS #28
The Waitangi Tribunal Kaupapa Inquiry into Health: Nutrition Forum: Structural Heart Managing Common
1400-1425 Implications for Primary Care - Peter Crampton (Not Repeated) Interventions - From Physical Causes of
Transcatheter Implantation Chest Pain
Michael Fenech, to Hole Closures
Gout and the Shadows of Inequity
1425-1450 Bruce Arroll
Kirsten Coppell, Krys Milburn Steve August
Ben Wheeler,
Michelle Jospe,
In Our Arms We Have Many Ways: a Migrant Perspective Andrew Reynolds Repeated Sessions
1450-1515 on Health Inequities - Shanthi Ameratunga
Chair: William Ferguson WS #37 WS #38
Beyond Binary: General Practice as Leaders in Structural Heart Managing Common
1515-1545 Reducing Inequity - Alastair McLean, Danny De Lore Interventions - From Physical Causes of
Transcatheter Implantation Chest Pain
to Hole Closures
1545-1600 Discussion (Repeated) (Repeated)
1600-1630 Afternoon Tea and Exhibition
Plenary Session: Sexual Health or Concurrent Sessions
1630-1830 Chair: Vanessa Weenick WS #45 WS #46 WS #47 WS #48
Antibiotic
TopicResistance
to be Coughing in Around the World in Digital Health and
Syphilis - Where Are We At?
1630-1645 Ed Coughlan, Daniel Brooks
The End
confiof Modern
rmed Children - When 60 Minutes - Practice Portals
Medicine? Does it Matter? Investment Outlook
PrEP - Where Are We At?
1645-1700 Ed Coughlan, Daniel Brooks
Shahrukh Abdali, Sanjeewa
Siouxsie Wiles Philip Pattemore John McConnell Samaraweera
Transgender Healthcare Guidelines for Aotearoa -
1700-1715 How to Prescribe Hormones and More - Jeannie Oliphant Repeated Sessions
STI’s are not Sexy! WS #55 WS #56 WS #57 WS #58
1715-1730 Heather Young TopicResistance
Antibiotic to be Coughing in Around the World in Digital Health and
The confi
End ofrmed
Modern Children - When 60 Minutes - Practice Portals
Vaginal Discharge – All You Need to Know Medicine? Does it Matter? Investment Outlook
1730-1815 Heather Young
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
1815-1830 Discussion
1830-1930 MPS Welcome Function Exhibition
MAIN PROGRAMME
Friday 14th August
Speaker: John Robson, Peter Burt
Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith
GPC Chair: Vanessa Weenink
Branko Sijnja
Michael Fenech
Russell Scott
Barry Snow
Russell Scott
Peter Crampton
Barry Snow
Peter Crampton
Siouxsie Wiles
Michael Fenech
Siouxsie Wiles
Chair: Kate Baddock
Kate Baddock
Ashley Bloomfield
David Clark
Chris Hipkins
Michael Woodhouse
Julie Anne
Shane Reti Genter
Jenny Marcroft
(55mins, 2:00pm-2:55pm repeated at 3:05pm)
WS #29 WS #30 WS #31 WS #32 WS #33 WS #34
Medtech User Group Comprehensive Sexual Case Studies in Micronutrients as a Neurology Potpourri - Case End of Life Care and
Healthcare for Gay and Managing Diabetes Treatment for Psychiatric Studies Intellectual Disability
Bi Men Disorders: Rethinking our
Ed Coughlan, Current Paradigm Prudence Lennox,
Chrissie Patterson Daniel Brooks Russell Scott Julia Rucklidge Barry Snow Kim Fuller
(55mins, 3:05pm-4:00pm)
WS #39 WS #40 WS #41 WS #42 WS #43 WS #44
Medtech User Group Comprehensive Sexual Case Studies in Micronutrients as a Neurology Potpourri - Case End of Life Care and
Healthcare for Gay and Managing Diabetes Treatment for Psychiatric Studies Intellectual Disability
Bi Men Disorders: Rethinking our
Current Paradigm
(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
Pharmacogenomics - How Effective Governance Becoming Your Inner Depression in Primary Your Supporting Role Mental Health Forum
Taking the Guesswork Out Can Improve Clinic Coach: a Grounded Care: Talk First Prescribe For Young People’s (Not Repeated)
of Prescribing Profitability Approach to Challenging Later Ongoing Medical Care
Careers After Cancer Treatment Trish Gledhill,
Sam Mostafa, Anastasia Hildred, Lynley Byrne,
Kerry Macaskill-Smith Malcolm Morrison Shanthi Ameratunga Bruce Arroll Rob Corbett Ashley Koning,
Caro Swanson
(55mins, 5:35pm-6:30pm)
WS #59 WS #60 WS #61 WS #62 WS #63
Pharmacogenomics - How Effective Governance Becoming Your Inner Depression in Primary Your Supporting Role
Taking the Guesswork Out Can Improve Clinic Coach: a Grounded Care: Talk First Prescribe For Young People’s
of Prescribing Profitability Approach to Challenging Later Ongoing Medical Care
Careers After Cancer Treatment
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
MAIN PROGRAMME
Saturday 15th August
0700-0755 Abb Vie Breakfast Session: Update on Hidradenitis Suppurativa - Amanda Oakley
0700-0755 Novartis Breakfast Session: Heart Failure – What a General Practitioner Needs to Know in 2020 - Richard Troughton
Plenary Session: Haematology or Concurrent Sessions
0830-1030 and Thrombembolism Chair: Graeme Whittaker
WS #65 WS #66 WS #67 WS #68
Update on Thrombosis Eye Forum: Cardiology Perinatal Anxiety Understanding Risk
0830-0850 Gordon Royle Case Studies & Depression
Assessment in Clinical
Conditions – Beyond
the “She’ll Be Right!”
Eminence-based Medicine
Managing VTE in the Community
0850-0910 Daryl Pollock Sean Every (Chair) Krys Milburn Rona Carroll Drane
Michael Drane,
Rebecca Stack, Hardeep Hundal
Cancer - Associated Thrombosis Logan Robinson,
0910-0930 Tony Rahman John Rawstron
Liz Conner
Repeated Sessions
21st Century Treatment of Childhood Leukaemia (Not Repeated) WS #76 WS #77 WS #78
0930-0950 Siobhan Cross Cardiology Perinatal Anxiety Understanding Risk
Assessment in Clinical
Case Studies & Depression Conditions – Beyond
Key Points on Haematology for GPs
0950-1010 Blake Hsu
the “She’ll Be Right!”
Eminence-based Medicine
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
1010-1030 Panel Discussion
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
or Concurrent Sessions
1100-1300 Plenary Session: Respiratory WS #85 WS #86 WS #87
Chair: Buzz Burrell Genomics Forum Proctology Team Turmoils – Pitfalls and
for GPs Pleasures of Working in a Team
Anti-Inflammatory Reliever Therapy
1100-1125 Richard Beasley Tim Cookson,
Michael Fenech, Chris Wakeman Samantha King
Marijuana and the Lung Stephen Robertson,
1125-1150 Bob Hancox Kerry Macaskill-Smith,
Andelka Phillips, Repeated Sessions
Optimal Management of COPD
1150-1215 Stuart Jones
Brittany Jones,
WS #96 WS #97
Sam Mostafa
Proctology Team Turmoils – Pitfalls and
Treatable Traits - One Step Closer to Personalised Medicine
1215-1240 James Fingleton Chair: William Ferguson for GPs Pleasures of Working in a Team
(Not Repeated)
1240-1300 Panel Discussion (Repeated) (Repeated)
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition
or Concurrent Sessions
WS #105 WS #106 WS #107 WS #108
1400-1600
Plenary Session: Diabetes Pain Management The Pros and Gender Affirming
Affirming Investigating
Chair: Michelle Downie Forum: Cons of a Nurse Healthcare for Anaemia in Children
Practitioner in Transgender Clients
Your Practice
Introduction to Diabetes Management Issues in 2020
1400-1415 Michelle Downie
John Alchin,
Bronny Trewin
The Glycaemic Tetrad (Not Repeated) Chelsea Willmott,
1415-1430 Gary Kilov Bruce Arroll Jeannie Oliphant Siobhan Cross
New Technologies in Diabetes Repeated Sessions
1430-1445 Gary Kilov
WS #116 WS #117 WS #118
Options and Practical Support for Intensifying Insulin The Pros and Gender Affirming
Affirming Investigating
1445-1500 Bryan Betty Cons of a Nurse Healthcare for Anaemia in Children
Practitioner in Transgender Clients
Your Practice
Case Studies in Diabetes
1500-1530 Michelle Downie
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
1500-1600 Panel Discussion
1600-1630 Afternoon Tea and ExhibitionMAIN PROGRAMME
Saturday 15th August
Chair: To be confirmed
confirmed
Chair: To be confirmed
confirmed
(55mins, 08:30am-9:25am repeated at 9:35am)
WS #69 WS #70 WS #71 WS #72 WS #74
Reducing Inequity - Practical How to Prescribe Contemporary Management of 4 Fatal Health Conditions Better Questions – Empower,
Skills for Working Alongside the Exercise Aortic Valve Stenosis Affecting People with Engage and Motivate Your
Underserved Intellectual Disability Patients
Alastair McLean, James Blake Prudence Lennox,
Danny De Lore Tony Page Lynley Kerr, Lindsay Tighe,
Kim Fuller Timothy Chen
(55mins, 9:35am-10:30am)
WS #79 WS #80 WS #81 WS #82 WS #84
Reducing Inequity - Practical How to Prescribe Contemporary Management of 4 Fatal Health Conditions Better Questions – Empower,
Skills for Working Alongside the Exercise Aortic Valve Stenosis Affecting People with Engage and Motivate Your
Underserved Intellectual Disability Patients
(Repeated)
Lindsay Tighe,
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
Timothy Chen
(55mins, 11:00am-11:55am repeated at 12:05pm)
WS #88 WS #89 WS #90 WS #91 WS #92 WS #93 WS #94
HPV and Head and The Latest Tips and Insomnia Management Calves - The Core of so What’s News on Your Part in the Managing Skin Cancer
Neck Caneer Updates on Vaccines for in General Practice Many Problems Privacy and Medical Primary Prevention of (supported Melnet/Molemap)
Whole of Life and Travel Competency? Heart Disease Chris Boberg , Amanda
Peter McIntyre Oakley, Jody Jordan,
Andrew Cho Bernadette Heaphy Alex Bartle Steve August Kathryn Dalziel John Elliott Andy MacGill
(55mins, 12:05pm-1:00pm)
WS #98 WS #99 WS #100 WS #101 WS #102 WS #103 WS #104
HPV and Head and The Latest Tips and Insomnia Management Calves - The Core of so What’s News on Your Part in the Managing Skin Cancer
Neck Caneer Updates on Vaccines for in General Practice Many Problems Privacy and Medical Primary Prevention of (supported Melnet/Molemap)
Whole of Life and Travel Competency? Heart Disease
(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 #114 WS #115
Management Obstructive Sleep Apnea in The Brave New World of Challenging Case Studies The Value in
Retirement Having Your
Planning - The DNA Technologies in
of AF Children Incontinence and Pelvic on Thrombosis Own
Prognosis forGP
a Medical General Practice
Organ Prolapse Practitioner
Gordon Royle, Edwin Whiteside
Shahrukh Abdali, Amanda Dixon-McIver,
Iain Melton Philip Pattemore John Short Tony Rahman Amanda
John Eng
McConnell Cheng Yee Chan
(55mins, 3:05pm-4:00pm)
WS #119 WS #120 WS #121 WS #122 WS #124 WS #125
Management Obstructive Sleep Apnea in The Brave New World of Challenging Case Studies The Value in
Retirement Having Your
Planning - The DNA Technologies in
of AF Children Incontinence and Pelvic on Thrombosis Own
Prognosis forGP
a Medical General Practice
Organ Prolapse Practitioner
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)MAIN PROGRAMME
Saturday 15th August
Plenary Session: Professional Digital and Telehealth or Concurrent Sessions
1630-1830 Chair: Sanjeewa Samaraweera WS #126 WS #127 WS #128
Dermatology Forum: Family and Sexual Sudden Sensorineural
How Do We as a System Innovate, Inside Out Disruption Violence Hearing Loss
1630-1650 Andrew Slater - What Should I Do?
Matthew Strack,
Martin Keefe,
Supporting GP Practice Virtualisation David Hepburn,
1650-1710 Kristin Good Mairi Clare Ferguson, Gabrielle Moss Karen Thomas
Amanda Oakley,
Phone Triage is a Fast-growing Specialty, Examples Tom Middelburg
1710-1730 and Outcomes - Fenella Aldridge
(Not Repeated) Repeated Sessions
Advancing Acute Mental Health Provision WS #137 WS #138
1730-1745 Siale Foliaki Family and Sexual Sudden Sensorineural
Violence Hearing Loss
- What Should I Do?
Mental Health and Addictions - Using Digital to Improve
1745-1800 Access and Equity - David Codyre
(Repeated) (Repeated)
1800-1830 Panel Discussion
MAIN PROGRAMME
Sunday 16th August
0715-0815 GSK Breakfast Session: Treating for Asthma Outcomes - from Basics to Biologics - Anthony Jordan
Plenary Session or Concurrent Sessions
0830-1030 Chair: Graeme Whittaker WS #147 WS #148 WS #149
Nurse Practitioner Easy Bruising and Bleeding Managing Cows Milk
Nutritional Therapies for Psychological Symptoms:
0830-0850 What is the Evidence to Date? - Julia Rucklidge
Forum Diatheses in Children Allergy
Genetic Testing in the 21st Century - How Far Have
0850-0910 We Come? - Amanda Dixon-McIver
Chair: Lucy O’Hagan,
Chelsea Willmott, Siobhan Cross Kuang-Chih Hsiao
Kathryn Hellyer,
Update on HPV and Oropharyngeal Cancer Karen Hoare,
0910-0930 Andrew Cho Bruce Arroll Repeated Sessions
Why We Need to take a Family History for Bowel (Not Repeated) WS #158 WS #159
0930-0950 Cancer Patients - Chris Wakeman Easy Bruising and Bleeding Managing Cows Milk
Diatheses in Children Allergy
Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport: Historical
0950-1010 Perspectives and Future Implications - Katherine Black
(Repeated) (Repeated)
1010-1030 Discussion Panel
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
1100-1300 Plenary Session
1100-1120 Changing Shots: What's News With the Immunisation Schedule for 2020 and Beyond
1120-1140 Best Practice Management of Angina and Acute Coronary Syndromes
1140-1200 The First and Last Hep C Elimination Strategy in NZ
1200-1220 Paradigm Shifts in our Understanding of Osteoarthritis and it's Management
1220-1230 Discussion panel
1230 Conference ClosesMAIN PROGRAMME
Saturday 15th August
(55mins, 4:30pm-5:25pm repeated at 5:35pm)
WS #129 WS #130 WS #131 WS #132 WS #133 WS #134 WS #135
Post Trauma Care of Managing Blistering A Toxicologist’s View To be confi
confirmed
rmed Can I Go Back to Intermittent Fasting What a GP Needs
Patients - What GPs Skin Conditions as on Vaping Work Doc ? – a Quick and the Fight Against to Know re Flying
Need to Know Epidermolysis Bullosa Structured Assessment Diabetes and Obesity Fitness and Regulatory
Responsibilities
Michael Drane,
Chris Wakeman Sharon Cassidy Adam Pomerleau To be confi
confirmed
rmed David Bratt Sarah Kull Michael Drane
Hardeep Hundal
(55mins, 5:35pm-6:30pm)
WS #139 WS #140 WS #141 WS #142 WS #143 WS #144 WS #145
Post Trauma Care of Managing Blistering A Toxicologist’s View To be confi
confirmed
rmed Can I Go Back to Intermittent Fasting What a GP Needs
Patients - What GPs Skin Conditions as on Vaping Work Doc ? – a Quick and the Fight Against to Know re Flying
Need to Know Epidermolysis Bullosa Structured Assessment Diabetes and Obesity Fitness and Regulatory
Responsibilities
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
MAIN PROGRAMME
Sunday 16th August
Chair: To be confirmed
confirmed
(55mins, 8:30am-9:25am repeated at 9:35am)
WS #150 WS #151 WS #152 WS #153 WS #154 WS #155
Inflammatory
Inflammatory Bowel To be confirmed
confirmed How to Examine Analysis of the Tectonic No-one Should Eat, Pray, Love - and other
ED
Disease Joints Shift in Glycaemic Die of Melanoma Evidence-based Tips To
in Primary Care Management Maximise Fertility and
LL
Fertility in Covid Times
CE
Chris Ross, Chris Boberg, Sarah Wakeman,
Heidi Su Malcolm Morrison Tony Page Gary Kilov Andrew MacGill Kate Van Harselaar
N
CA
(55mins, 9:35am-10:30am)
WS #160 WS #161 WS #162 WS #163 WS #164 WS #165
Inflammatory
Inflammatory Bowel To be confirmed
confirmed How to Examine Analysis of the Tectonic No-one Should Eat, Pray, Love - and other
ED
Disease Joints Shift in Glycaemic Die of Melanoma Evidence-based Tips To
in Primary Care Management Maximise Fertility and
LL
Fertility in Covid Times
CE
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
N
CA
Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith
Peter McIntyre
John Elliott
Catherine Stedman
David HunterPRACTICE MANAGERS PROGRAMME
Friday 14th August
0830-1830 Practice Managers Programme Chair: Denise McDonald
0830-0850 Smart Procurement Chris Ross
0850-0910 Governance and Strategy Malcolm Morrison
0910-0930 Best Practice Organisation Design Anastasia Hildred
0930-1000 Discussion
1000-1030 Small Group Discussion
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
1200-1300 NZMA MedicoPolitical Session (Plenary Room)
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition
1400-1430 Managing Social Media Exposure in the General Practice Setting Sean O’Sullivan
1445-1545 Team Turmoils – Pitfalls and Pleasures of Working in a Team Lucy Gibberd
1545-1600 Discussion
1600-1630 Afternoon Tea and Exhibition
1630-1700 GP Nurses Moving Health Care into the Community Mary McLean
1700-1745 What Value is a Physician Assistant in Your Practice? Jackie Sartorius
1745-1815 Discussion
1830-1930 MPS Welcome Function
NURSES PROGRAMME
Saturday 15th August
0830-1800 Nurses General Session Chair: Wendy Risdon
0830-1030 General Plenary Session Concurrent
0830-0900 Fundamentals of Tele-triage - Tips and Tricks for Nurses Fenella Aldridge
0900-0930 Weight Reduction by Intermittent Fasting Techniques Sarah Kull
0930-1000 Family and Sexual Violence - What Should I Do? Gabrielle Moss
1000-1030 Discussion
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
1100-1130 Successful Re-entry into Life – The Nurses Support Role for Young Adult Cancer Survivors Liz Sommer
1130-1200 End of Life Care & Intellectual Disability Prudence Lennox, Kim Fuller
1200-1230 Some Pearls on Vaping Adam Pomerleau
1230-1300 Discussion
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition
1400-1500 Nurse Prescribing Training Karen Hoare
1500-1515 How to Manage Case Populations in General Practice Karen Hoare
1515-1530 Spotting the Sick Child - Fever is Not The Enemy! Karen Hoare
1530-1600 Update on Wound Care Sharon Cassidy
1600 -1630 Afternoon Tea and Exhibition
1630-1645 Diabetes in the Older Patient Michelle Downie
1645-1700 CVD and Diabetes Michelle Downie
1700-1730 GP Nurses Moving Health Care into the Community Mary McLean
1730-1800 The Latest Tips and Updates on Vaccines across the Life Span Bernadette Heaphy
1800-1830 Inter-professional Communication; What Not to Do Chelsea WillmottACCOMMODATION
Block bookings at negotiated rates have been made at Crowne Plaza Christchurch. Please book your accommodation on the enclosed
registration form. Registration and accommodation should be made before 16 July 2020 as hotel rooms are not guaranteed after this
date.
CROWNE PLAZA CHRISTCHURCH
764 Colombo Street, Christchurch | 8011 | New Zealand | 64-3-7412800
Located in Central Christchurch just minutes from CBD dining, shopping and entertainment, Crowne Plaza
Christchurch offers modern accommodation and dining options for the business or leisure traveller.
Overlooking historic Victoria Square and the iconic Avon River, you’ll be in the perfect spot to connect with
the Christchurch, or meet with colleagues, clients or friends in Market Place Restaurant and Bar, Café 1851
or The Social Cafe & Bar.
The technology installed within the rooms is bound to impress, with bluetooth and Wi-Fi streaming high
definition televisions, bathroom speakers and controls, electronic service indicators on the door for when
you don’t want to be disturbed and plenty of usb ports for your devices.
From our versatile meeting and conference spaces, a gym and library-themed business centre, we have
everything you need to make your stay a successful one.With the Issac Theatre Royal and Christchurch’s
coolest cafes, restaurants, shops and street art only a stroll away, it offers the perfect base to explore,
whether you’re here for business, pleasure or a little bit of both. Superior King Room
$210 per night - Fully Booked
HORNCASTLE ARENA
55 Jack Hinton Drive
Addington, Christchurch
Located in the Addington business precinct and just ten minutes from both Christchurch CBD and airport sits Horncastle Arena - the South Island’s
largest indoor arena.
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.
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13 -16 August 2020 | Horncastle Arena | Christchurch | www.gpcme.co.nz/south
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REGISTRATION FEES (GST Inclusive - NZD) CONCURRENT WORKSHOP OPTIONS
Delegate NZMA Members (Fri-Sun) .................. $775 $ _______ Please indicate your preferred workshop option number for
Delegate Non-Member (Fri-Sun) ....................... $925 $ _______ each time slot. Please note numbers are restricted with spaces
Less early bird discount if booked before 17 July 2020 Deduct $ 100.00 allocated when registration received. Tickets required for entry.
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 2020 Office use only
Exhibitor ............................................................. $345 $ _______
Practice Manager All or Friday only $185 $ _______ ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE
Practice Nurse All or Saturday only $135 $ _______
Spouse (non medical) ........................................ $135 $ _______ Arrival Date ________ August - Departure Date ________ August
Or Daily Registration
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Friday $400 Saturday $400 Sunday . $250 $ _______
___________________________________________________________________
Late Registration Fee if booked after Friday 31 July $ 50.00
Optional Registration ___________________________________________________________________
Friday - ACC Breakfast Session No. ........ $ No Fee ___________________________________________________________________
Friday - MPS Welcome Cocktail Function No. ........ $ No Fee ___________________________________________________________________
Saturday - AbbVie Breakfast Session No. ........ $ No Fee Crowne Plaza Hotel Christchurch
Saturday - Novartis Breakfast Session No. ........ $ No Fee
Superior Twin Room (1-2 people)______ nights x ______$165 $ _______
Sunday - GSK Breakfast Session No. ........ $ No Fee
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PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS - Thursday A+B+C+D = TOTAL ENCLOSED (GST Inc) $
NZMA Member Thursday .................................. $375 $ _______
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