Programme
The ACEM Winter Symposium 2019 is accredited for 19.25 ACEM CPD hours that excludes; sponsored breakfast, optional activities, dinner and lunch on the final day.
The CPD Category Group Learning covers activities that are undertaken with the aim of contributing continued professional development, within an individual, workplace or wider context. This activity will be recorded to your CPD Online record on your behalf as a member benefit.
Tuesday 30th April
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| 1200 - 1300 | Lunch | |||
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| 1800 - 2100 | Te Wero - Welcome Reception Te Puia - Rotorua |
Wednesday 1st May
| 0700 - 1700 | Registration and information desk open |
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| 0845- 0930 | Pōhiri The pōhiri is a traditional ceremony of encounter between tangata whenua (hosts) and manuhiri (visitors). In days of old it was a process of determining if visitors were friend or foe. Today, pōhiri are conducted to welcome visitors in a centuries old process consisting of wero (ceremonial challenge performed by a toa - warrior), karanga (ceremonial calling performed by wahine - females), haka pōhiri (traditional combined female/male haka of welcome), speeches of welcome and acknowledgement and waiata (songs of support). Pōhiri extend manaakitanga (paying respect/generosity) to visitors where connections through genealogies is paramount.
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| 0930 - 1030 | Plenary one: (Chair Dr Peter Freeman) Opening address: Te Wero Tame Iti Keynote: Rising to the Challenge, Christchurch ~ Friday 15th March Dr Jan Bone Dr Dominic Fleischer |
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| 1030 - 1100 | Morning tea and exhibition |
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| 1100 - 1300 | Plenary two: Surviving and Thriving (Chair Dr Ruth Large) Personal sustainability: Resilience and longevity in Emergency Medicine. As we start our exploration of challenges in Emergency Medicine this morning's session will encompass personal journeys of obstacles traversed and offer tools to enable not just survival but ED Entomology: A tale from the Resus Room Dr Clare Skinner Thrive accentuating the positive in ED department Dr Johanne Egan Surviving and thriving as a rural GP Dr Martin Mikaere How AI will make your life easier and work more interesting Dr Martin Than The above speakers will present for 20 minutes and a panel session will follow with Dr Jan Bone and Andrea Johnston. |
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| 1300 - 1400 | Lunch and exhibition |
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| 1530 - 1600 | Afternoon tea and exhibition |
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| 1600 - 1645 | Plenary three: Panel: Launch of the ACEM Strategy Manaaki Mana: Excellence in Emergency Care for Māori (Chair Dr John Bonning) Nau mai, haere mai! Join us for an interactive session to launch ACEM's inaugural strategy to deliver equity for Māori in EDs, led by the Manaaki Mana Steering Group. Dr Inia Tomash, Co-chair of the Manaaki Mana Steering Group Dr Kate Anson, Co-chair of the Manaaki Mana Steering Group Dr Simon Judkins, ACEM President Dr John Bonning, ACEM President Elect |
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| 1730 - Late | Redwoods Tree Top walk and Nightlights followed by the option of Dinner at the Terrace Kitchen | Beer tasting with Geoff Griggs followed by the option of Dinner at the Terrace Kitchen | ||||
Thursday 2nd May
| 0700 - 1700 | Registration and information desk open |
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| 0730 - 0845 |
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| 0900 - 1030 | Plenary four: Vivre la difference! (Chair Dr John Bonning) The journey from 1993 to 2019 .......the Northern most country in the UK to the Shakey Isles of New Zealand via the diverse landscape of Australia. Vivre La difference! Keynote: Emergency Medicine as a key indicator of a civilised society: UK vs NZ Dr Tim Parke Four decades of emergency medicine - the challenges change, but they don't go away Prof Ian Rogers The privilege of leadership Tusha Penny, Assistant Commissioner Response and Operations, NZ Police |
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| 1030 - 1100 | Morning tea and exhibition |
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| 1100 - 1300 | Plenary five: 'Choosing wisely' (Chair Dr Suzanne Moran) Medicine's much vaunted ability to help the sick/injured is soon to be outstripped by our propensity to harm the healthy. Here is your opportunity to hear how we can help clinicians to 'Choose Wisely'. HealthPathways – clinical guidelines as a social movement Prof Mike Ardagh Pathways - the challenges of implementing care bundles Dr Cecilia Rademeyer An evidence based algorithmic approach to imaging in ED Dr Andrew Klava Over investigation/diagnosis: is the CRP is the last bastion of the clinically destitute? Dr John Bonning |
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| 1300 - 1400 | Lunch and exhibition |
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| 1330 - 1400 | Poster presentations and Q&A |
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| 1530 - 1600 | Afternoon tea and exhibition |
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| 1600 - 1700 | Plenary six: The Challenge of being a patient (Chair Dr Peter Freeman) To round off the penultimate Symposium day allow yourself to be challenged by three former patients with stories to tell. I got hit by a logging truck and survived! Lisa Rendell Peter shocked me! Wairangi Jones The less conventional way to get to work Nicola Kirkham |
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| 1900 - late | Gala Dinner - Blue Baths | ||||||
Friday 3rd May
| 0830 - 1400 | Registration and information desk open |
| 0900 - 1030 | Plenary seven: (Chair Dr Kate Allan) Keynote: Challenges in the pre-hospital field Dr Tim Parke Keynote: "You, me, us" Dr Jan Bone |
| 1030 - 1100 | Morning tea and exhibition |
| 1100 - 1200 | Plenary eight: Challenge the Presidents, past, present and future (Chair Dr Peter Freeman) How often do you get a chance to Challenge the past, present and future ACEM Presidents? What will Emergency Medicine become over the next decade and how will the College direct that journey. The final session will give an opportunity for these College leaders to respond to the Challenges facing Emergency Medicine and answer delegate questions via the Q&A function on the ACEM Winter Symposium App, don't miss it! A/Prof Sally McCarthy, ACEM Past President Prof Anthony Lawler, ACEM Past President Dr Simon Judkins, ACEM President Dr John Bonning, ACEM President Elect |
| 1200 - 1215 | Closing remarks and Karakia |
| 1215 - 1300 | Light lunch |
| 1300 - 1700 | Friday afternoon retreat - Polynesian Spa |