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2021 Herston Healthcare Symposium

Wednesday 8 September 2021

Time Stamp Description
Oral Presentations

Welcome & Introduction 

Dr Merrilyn Banks, Director, Nutrition & Dietetics  

3.05min
Managing intravenous devices among patients with limited vascular access or prolonged therapy: a pilot randomised control trial

Nicole Marsh

10.31min
A first in human study to investigate the safety, pharmacokinetics and antimalarial activity of ZY-19489 in healthy volunteers inoculated with blood-stage Plasmodium falciparum

Bridget Barber  

17.40min
Risk factors for central venous access device failure: a multivariable analysis of 1893 catheters

Amanda Corley  

25.15min
Single Breath Count Test (SBCT) for the assessment of pulmonary function in patients with chest trauma

Brett Parfitt  

31.13min
Medication harm causing unplanned hospital presentation or admission after Acute Myocardial Infarction Chariclia Paradissis

Chariclia Paradissis 

39.03min
CT Brain Scan Utilisation in Patients with a Headache presenting to EDs across Australia and New Zealand Kevin Chu

Kevin Chu 

46.10min
Two Treponema pallidum strains account for the majority of Syphilis infections, including among females, in Queensland: the need for targeted interventions?

Emma Sweeney  

55.23min
Depression and anxiety symptoms in the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic in Queensland

Lucía Colodro-Conde  

61.58min
Development of a new tool to monitor and identify inadequate oral intake in hospital

Adrienne Young  

69.28min
Enhancing individualised treatment for Mycoplasma genitalium infection

Jacob Tickner  

75.52min
The effectiveness of Indigenous youth health assessments: A narrative systematic review

Jed Fraser  

85.00min
Integrated versus nOn-integrated Peripheral inTravenous catheter in hospitalised adults (OPTIMUM) study: A randomized controlled trial

Claire Rickard 

94.10min
Closing Statement

Dr Merrilyn Banks, Director, Nutrition & Dietetics, RBWH 

KEYNOTE LECTURE: “THE HEALTH DATA ECOSYSTEM IN 2030: INTEROPERABILITY, SMART APPS AND MORE”

Welcome & Introduction  

David Hanson, Director, CSIRO 

7.27min
Interoperability

Kate Ebrill, Clinical Terminology Product Manager, CSIRO 

20.30min
Interoperability

Michael Lawley, Health Informatics Group Leader, CSIRO 

31.12min
Apps and Personalisation

Jim Steel, Health data and FHIR Team Leader, CSIRO 

40.15min
Data analytics as a service

Marlien Varnfield, Team Leader – Mobile Health Systems. 

48.00min
Where to with Apps

Jim Steel, Health data and FHIR Team Leader, CSIRO 

49.40min
Questions & Answers
HOW FAR HAS MEDICAL INNOVATION FULFILLED ITS PROMISES OF THE LAST 20 YEARS?

Welcome & Introduction 

Professor Michael Reade, Consultant Intensive Care Physician. Department of Intensive Care Medicine, RBWH & Mayne Professor of Critical Care, University of Queensland 

2:45min
CELL AND GENE THERAPY FOR BLOOD DISEASES

Dr Siok Tey, Staff Specialist, Clinical Haematology, Cancer Care Services, RBWH 

20:10min
NEUROLOGY

Dr Helen Brown, Clinical Director of the Neuroscience Division, RBWH 

35:20min
ENDOCRINOLOGY

Dr Michael d’Emden, Director of Endocrinology, RBWH 

51:00min
CARDIOLOGY

Dr Paul Martin, Medical Officer, Cardiology Department, RBWH 

1:06:20min
DIAGNOSTIC MICROBIOLOGY

Dr Patrick Harris, Acting State-wide Director of Microbiology Pathology QLD & UQCCR 

1:19:55min
PHARMACY

Professor Jason Roberts, Interim Director, HeIDI & Pharmacist, RBWH 

1:34:30min
RADIOGRAPHY

Christine McHenery, Radiographer, Medical Imaging, RBWH 

1:48:08min
PATHOLOGY

Professor Sunil LakhaniExecutive Director Research, Pathology QLD and Head of Breast Group, UQCCR, Pathology Queensland & University of Qld 

2:01:30min
Q & A / Closing Statement

Professor Michael Reade, Consultant Intensive Care Physician. Department of Intensive Care Medicine, RBWH & Mayne Professor of Critical Care, University of Queensland 

INTERPRETING AND MANAGING GENETIC ABNORMALITIES IN DISEASE- CASE STUDIES AND A GENOMIC MDT PRESENTATION

Welcome & Introduction 

Associate Professor David Fielding, Thoracic Physician, Department of Thoracic Medicine, RBWH 

3:45min
Path QLD Service for Common Genomic abnormalities in cancer – Somatic

David Fairbairn, Advanced Scientist, Molecular Genetics, Pathology Queensland 

21:00min
Path Qld Service for common Genomic abnormalities – Myeloid

Louise Seymour, Haematologist, Pathology Queensland 

37:40min
Clinical Case Discussion – Infectious Disease

Dr Patrick Harris, Acting Director Microbiology, Pathology Queensland 

54:20min
Clinical Case Discussion – Brain & Lung

Associate Professor Zarnie Lwin, Senior Staff Specialist Medical Oncology, Cancer Care Services, RBWH 

1:05:15min
Clinical Case Discussion – Breast Cancer

Associate Professor Peter Simpson, UQ Centre for Clinical Research, Faculty of Medicine, The 

University of Queensland 

1:19:02min
The potential of whole genome sequencing – hardware and software aspects

John Pearson, Manager, Genome Informatics, Queensland Institute of Medical Research, QIMR 

Berghofer 

1:34:55min
The potential of whole Genome sequencing – clinical aspects

Dr Nic Waddell, Group Leader, Coordinator of Cancer Program, Queensland Institute of Medical 

Research, QIMR Berghofer 

1:49:50min
Panel Discussion

Education Sessions

Time Stamp Description
12:30pm CLINICAL REGISTRY DEVELOPMENT WITHIN METRO NORTH
Welcome & Introduction
Brett Droder, Health Information Manager, Jamieson Trauma Institute, RBWH
00:47sec
Discussion Points (Clinical Registry Development Experience)
Brett Droder, Health Information Manager, Jamieson Trauma Institute, RBWH
33:00min
56:30min
Metro North REDCap
Roxanne Machen, Metro North REDCap System Administrator
1:12:50min
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