Herston Health Precinct Symposium 2021 - Program in full

HERSTON HEALTH PRECINCT SYMPOSIUM 20216–10 September 2021Education CentreRoyal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital

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Healthcare InnovationsHow practice has changed

Welcome to the 2021 Herston Health Precinct Symposium. The theme of this year’s Symposium is Healthcare Innovations. This is home turf for the Symposium, which has tracked the changing face of healthcare and clinical practice over its 30-year history. Innovation is not a luxury – a “nice to have” – in modern healthcare. It is an imperative. Escalating demand for healthcare means that without innovation, health services are likely to be overwhelmed. This is the driving force behind MN32, the guiding strategy for innovation for Metro North Health.

Over the course of the next 5 days, you will learn how major technological advances are set to transform healthcare, through Digital Disruption (Healthcare Innovations, Tuesday) and the emergence of a Health Data Ecosystem (Keynote lecture, Wednesday), the ongoing genomics revolution (The Genomics Institute, Monday), and by harnessing 3D printing and biofabrication technology (How 3D Innovation Can Improve Clinical Practice, Monday).

Innovation in healthcare is more than just technological change. Simple changes in practice can be hard to effect and you will also hear about the adoption of implementation science (Tuesday morning) and co-ordinated team approaches (Falls in Hospital and How to Avoid Them, Thursday afternoon) to tackle simple but recalcitrant challenges in hospitals. There will also be reflection on whether medical innovation has really delivered on its promise over recent decades (Wednesday afternoon).

The Metro North Institutes provide key hubs for innovation on the Herston campus. Much of Monday’s program is dedicated to the work of the institutes and on the closing day, the emerging concept of a Neurosciences Institute, (the latest addition to the institutes program) will be described.

Early Tuesday morning, an international perspective on our efforts to create a world-class health precinct linking industry, universities and health facilities will be provided in a session presented by MassBio, Boston, USA. An international perspective on the global context in which the Symposium takes place will be provided by Tuesday’s Keynote Lecture, Lessons Learned from one of the first COVID-19 Epicentres in the United States.

One of the threads that links the whole Symposium is an emphasis on inter-professional and multi-disciplinary working to tackle health challenges. This extends not only to traditional health professions, but also the critical role of administrators (see the Debate on who should manage departmental budgets on Monday), data scientists, policymakers and others.

This year’s Program Committee, led by Professor Jeff Lipman AM, have produced a program that has something for everyone and points the way to an exciting future. While we would encourage you to attend in person to take advantage of the opportunities for networking and discussion, every session will be broadcast via Zoom so, wherever you are and whenever you can, please join us for as many of the 3 plenary lectures, 15 core and 10 parallel sessions and 153 Poster and 32 Oral abstract presentations as you can. To register and receive event information, please visit our Eventbrite page - https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/herston-health-precinct-symposium-2021-tickets-167252600029.

I look forward to seeing you at the Symposium.

Professor Michael O’Sullivan Director, Research and Implementation Senior Staff Specialist, Neurology Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Metro North Hospital and Health Services

WELCOME

Due to COVID 19 social distancing requirements, in person attendance at the Symposium is limited. Anyone wishing to attend sessions will need to register via Eventbrite. Please go online to Metro North Events page and scroll to the Herston Health Precinct Symposium, or scan the QR code left.Once registered via Eventbrite, Zoom links will be emailed to you for each session. In person attendance will be a ‘first in, first served’ basis until our maximum allowed capacity is reached.We look forward to you joining us.For further details, please telephone +61 7 3647 0996 or email [email protected]

This program is subject to change without notice.

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PROGRAM PARTNERS: RBWH FOUNDATION | MENZIES HEALTH INSTITUTE GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY

RBWH EDUCATION CENTREMONDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 2021

TIME SESSION PRESENTER8.00AM – 9.45AM (AUDITORIUM)

THE GENOMIC INSTITUTE: PARTNERS IN PRECISION MEDICINE Chair: Associate Professor John Atherton, Director Cardiology, RBWH, and Co-Chair Professor Julie McGaughran, Director of Genetic Health Queensland

INTRODUCTION TO THE GENOMIC INSTITUTE Professor Andrew Mallett, Director of Clinical Research & Consultant Nephrologist, Professor of Medicine, Co-Lead, QLD Conjoint Renal Genetics Service, Clinical Fellow, Townsville Hospital, JCU College of Medicine & Dentistry, IMB & Faculty of Medicine, The University of Queensland

INTEGRATING GENOMICS INTO CLINICAL EPILEPSY CARE Associate Professor Lata Vadlamudi, Senior Staff Specialist Neurology, Metro North Clinician Research Fellow, Neuroscience Theme Leader, RBWH and University of Queensland Centre for Clinical Research (UQCCR)

GETTING TO THE HEART OF GENOMICS Dr Louise McCormack, Staff Specialist, Cardiology, RBWH

RARE AND UNDIAGNOSED GENETIC DISEASES Dr Chris Richmond, Clinical Geneticist, Genetic Health Queensland

GENOMICS-DRIVEN HEALTH: WE ARE ONLY AT THE BEGINNING Tom Berkovits, Director Market Development, Clinical Genomics, Asia Pacific, Illumina

STANDARDISING CLINICAL PHENOTYPE DATA: A CASE STUDY WITH THEAUSTRALIAN GENOMICS MITOCHONDRIAL FLAGSHIP

Alejandro Metke, Senior Research Scientist, CSIRO – The Australian e-Health Research Centre

PATHOLOGY QUEENSLAND: BUILDING THE FOUNDATIONS FOR GENOMICS Ben Lundie, Supervising Scientist, Molecular Genetics, Pathology Queensland

9:45AM – 10:15AM MORNING TEA

10.15AM–12.00PM (AUDITORIUM)

HOW 3D INNOVATION CAN IMPROVE CLINICAL PRACTICE Chair: Ms Mathilde Desselle, General Manager, Herston Biofabrication Institute; Dr Michael Wagels, Clinical Director, Herston Biofabrication Institute

CLINICALLY APPLIED 3D INNOVATION Dr Michael Wagels, Clinical Director; Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon, Herston Biofabrication Institute

CLASH OF CULTURES: THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN COMPLEXMULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS

Dr James Novak, HBI CranioFacial Surgery program, Senior Research Fellow, Biomedical Designer, Herston Biofabrication Institute & RBWH Maxillofacial Surgery & Neurosurgery

OFF THE SHELF VASCULATURE: ADVANCES IN VASCULAR TISSUE ENGINEERING

Dr Christoph Meinert, HBI Vascular Surgery program Senior Research Fellow, Tissue Bioengineering, Herston Biofabrication Institute & RBWH Vascular, Surgery

BIOFABRICATION APPLIED TO RADIATION THERAPY FOR CANCER PATIENTS Associate Professor Tanya Kairn, HBI Cancer Care Services program, Medical Physicist, Herston Biofabrication Institute & RBWH Cancer Care Services

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING THREE UROLOGICAL SOLUTIONS: CLINICAL AND NON-CLINICAL CHALLENGES (DESIGN, MANUFACTURING, REGULATIONS)

Dr Rebecca Murray, HBI Urology Surgery program, Senior Research Fellow, Biomedical Engineer Herston Biofabrication Institute & Redcliffe/RBWH Urology Surgery

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TIME SESSION PRESENTER10.15AM–12.00PM CONTINUED (AUDITORIUM)

3D PRINTING FOR ANAESTHETICS AND INTENSIVE CARE Ryan Daley, HBI Anaesthesia and Intensive Care program, Research Assistant & Biomedical Engineer, Herston Biofabrication Institute & RBWH Anaesthetics

3D MODELLING FOR SURGICAL PLANNING AND 3D PRINTED SCAFFOLDFOR SEGMENTAL BONE DEFECTS

Dr Deniz Erbulut, HBI Orthopaedic Surgery program, Senior Research Fellow, Biomedical Engineer Herston Biofabrication Institute & RBWH Orthopaedic Surgery

ADDITIVE BIOMANUFACTURING IN WOUND CARE FOR BURNS PATIENTS Dr Abbas Shafiee, HBI Burns, Skin & Wounds program, Senior Research Fellow, Tissue Bioengineering Herston Biofabrication Institute & RBWH Adult Burns Centre

VIRTUAL REALITY FOR OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY WITH BURNS PATIENTS Andrea McKittrick, Advanced Occupational Therapist, Burns Unit, RBWH

VIRTUAL REALITY FOR OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY WITH CANCER PATIENTS Dr Antonio Padhila Lanari Bo, Senior Lecturer & Research Fellow Biomedical Engineering, School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, The University of Queensland (UQ)

ORGANOIDS FOR HEALTHCARE Professor Ernst Wolvetang, Senior Group Leader, Australian Organoid Facility, Australian Institute of Bioengineering & Nanotechnology (AIBN), The University of Queensland (UQ)

PANEL DISCUSSION: MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS (MDT) INBIOFABRICATION

Dr Danielle Herbert, Research Coordinator, Advanced Epidemiologist, Herston Biofabrication InstitutePanel members: Junior Doctor, Consultant Surgeon, Biomedical Engineer, Allied Health PhD candidate, UQ Academic.

OPEN INNOVATION FOR BIOFABRICATION: HOW TO ENGAGE WITH HBI Ms Mathilde Desselle, General Manager, Biomedical Engineer, Herston Biofabrication Institute

12.00PM – 12.30PM LUNCH

12.25PM – 1.25PM (AUDITORIUM)

CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE Moderator: Dr Andrew Redmond, Staff Specialist, Infectious Diseases and Microbiology, RBWH

1.30PM – 2.30PM (AUDITORIUM)

“WHO SHOULD MANAGE DEPARTMENT BUDGETS?” DEBATE –CLINICIANS VERSUS ADMINISTRATORS

Moderator: Professor Jeffrey Lipman, Research Ambassador, RBWH

FOR THE CLINICIANS Professor Kesh Baboolal, Executive Director, Internal Medicine Services, RBWH; Professor John Atherton, Chairman of Cardiology, RBWH

FOR THE ADMINISTRATORS Dr Mark Mattiussi, Director of Medical Services, RBWH; Dr Joel Dulhunty, Director of Research and Medical Education, Medical Administration, RBWH

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2.30PM – 3.00PM AFTERNOON TEA

3.00PM – 5.00PM(AUDITORIUM)

DATA: THE INTEGRAL PART OF QUALITY IMPROVEMENT WITHIN TRAUMA SYSTEMS

Chairs: Professor Michael Schuetz, Director, Jamieson Trauma Institute; Professor Keith McNeil, Acting Deputy Director-General, Chief Medical Officer, Chief Clinical Information Officer, Queensland Health

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Professor Michael Schuetz, Director, Jamieson Trauma Institute Prof Keith McNeil, Acting Deputy Director-General, Chief Medical Officer, Chief Clinical Information Officer, Queensland Health

OUTCOMES THAT MATTER TO PATIENTS AS THE LEVER TO TRANSFORMHEALTHCARE

Dr Stefan Larsson, Senior Advisor Emeritus, Boston Consulting Group

LONG-TERM FOLLOW UP OF TRAUMA – IS THERE A NEED AND WHERE DOWE BEGIN?

Dr Gunnar Sandersjöö, Head of Department of Trauma, Acute Surgery and Orthopaedics, Karolinska University Hospital

BEING SMARTER WITH DATA: INSIGHTS INTO THE QUEENSLAND CANCERSAFETY AND QUALITY PROGRAM

Shoni Philpot, Senior Director, Cancer Alliance Queensland, Metro South Health

THE VISION: BENCHMARKING AUSTRALIAN & NZ TIER 2/3 TRAUMA DATAUSING ANALYTICS

Ben Wakeling, Trauma Program Lead, Health Roundtable

DEVELOPING THE ANALYTIC AND VISUALISATION TOOLS TO UNDERSTAND THE INJURED PATIENT’S JOURNEY

Professor Kirsten Vallmuur, Professor and Chair of Trauma Surveillance and Data Analytics, Jamieson Trauma Institute and QUT

THE JOURNEY OF MAJOR TRAUMA CARE THROUGH THE LENS OF DATA Ben Gardiner, Project Manager Queensland Trauma Data Collection Gold Coast Health

TRAUMA DATA ENHANCEMENT AND TQI: WHAT’S IMPORTANT? Associate Professor Grant Christey, Clinical Director Midland Trauma System, New Zealand

THE FUTURE OF QUALITY TRAUMA CARE IN QLD – STATUS QUO ANDVISION

Professor Martin Wullschleger, Director Trauma Service, RBWH and Chair of State-wide Trauma Clinical Network

PANEL DISCUSSION Moderator: Professor Michael Schuetz, Director, Jamieson Trauma Institute Professor Keith McNeil, Acting Deputy Director-General, Chief Medical Officer, Chief Clinical Information Officer, Queensland HealthPanel Members: Dr Don Campbell, Dr Matthew Hope, Ben Gardiner, Associate Professor Grant Christey, Dr Stefan Larsson, Dr Gunnar Sandersjöö, Prof Kirsten Vallmuur, Shoni Philpot, Prof Martin Wullschleger, Ben Wakeling

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TIME SESSION PRESENTER3.00PM – 5.00PM(SEMINAR ROOM)

COST EFFECTIVENESS IN ACTION Facilitated by: Champika Pattullo, Healthcare Improvement Fellow, Clinical Lead - Queensland Opioid Stewardship Program, QUM Pharmacist

Dr Hannah Carter, Senior Research Fellow, Health Economics, The Australian Centre for Health Services Innovation, QUT

Ann Whitaker, A/Director Pharmacy, Redcliffe Hospital

Archana Mishra, Program Director, Heart & Lung Stream, Healthcare Excellence & Innovation, Metro North Health

Amber Jones, Occupational Therapy Team Leader, RBWH

Perry Judd, Deputy Director Physiotherapy, RBWH

PROGRAM PARTNERS: RBWH FOUNDATION | QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

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RBWH EDUCATION CENTRETUESDAY 7 SEPTEMBER 2021

TIME SESSION PRESENTER7.30AM – 9.00AM(AUDITORIUM)

LEARNING FROM THE MASSACHUSETTS HEALTHCARE ECOSYSTEM – INTEGRATION OF UNIVERSITIES, INDUSTRY AND CLINICS

Chairs: Professor Frank Gannon, Advisor to the Brisbane Diamantina Health Partner Board; Professor Peta Ashworth, Director of the Andrew Liveris Institute, University of Queensland

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Professor Michael Schuetz, Director, Jamieson Trauma Institute, RBWH

PRESENTERS John Hallinan, Chief Development Officer, Danforth Advisors, Waltham, Massachusetts; Imran Nasrullah, Vice President & Head of Open Innovation Centre, Bayer, North America- East; Rakhshita Dhar, Director Business Development, Pharma Partnering, Roche, Cambridge Massachusetts, United States

9.30AM – 10.30AM(AUDITORIUM)

RESEARCH SHOWCASE: ORAL PRESENTATIONSRefer to the supplementary program for further details

10.30AM - 11.00AM MORNING TEA

11.00AM - 12.00PM(AUDITORIUM)

KEYNOTE LECTURE: “LESSONS LEARNED FROM ONE OF THEFIRST COVID-19 EPICENTRES IN THE UNITED STATES”

Associate Professor Leo Seoane, Chief Academic Officer and Senior Vice-President Ochsner Health, Ochsner Medical Centre, New Orleans, USA

12.00PM - 12.30PM LUNCH

12.30PM - 2.30PM(AUDITORIUM)

HEALTHCARE INNOVATIONS: CHANGING TIMES, CHANGINGPRACTICE

Chairs: Professor Nadine Foster, Director, STARS Research and Education, STARS

DIGITAL DISRUPTION: A USER’S GUIDE’ Associate Professor Clair Sullivan, Clinical Informatics Director (Research), MNHHS

EVALUATION OF THE COMPREHENSIVE, HIGH-DOSE APHASIA TREATMENT(CHAT) PROGRAM AT STARS

Dr Jade Dignam, Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Queensland Aphasia Research Centre, The University of Queensland

TRANSLATING CHAT INTO TELECHAT: EXPLORING USABILITY, FEASIBILITYAND ACCEPTABILITY

Dr Annie Hill, Research Fellow in Speech Pathology, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences

12.30PM - 2.30PM(SEMINAR ROOM)

Clinical Governance, Safety Quality and Risk, RBWH


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PROGRAM PARTNERS: RBWH FOUNDATION | QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

RBWH EDUCATION CENTRETUESDAY 7 SEPTEMBER 2021

TIME SESSION PRESENTER3.00PM – 5.00PM(AUDITORIUM)

WHY EVEN SIMPLE PRACTICE CHANGE IS NOT SIMPLE: HAS EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE FULFILLED ITS PROMISE?

Chairs: Professor Jed Duff, Professor of Nursing, Nursing & Midwifery Research Centre, RBWH / QUT; Professor Michael O’Sullivan, Director Research & Implementation, Senior Staff Specialist Neurology, RBWH

WHAT IS IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE? Professor Michael O’Sullivan, Director Research & Implementation, Senior Staff Specialist Neurology, RBWH

HAND HYGIENE Associate Professor Mark Mattiussi, Chief Medical Officer & Director Medical Services, Medical Services, RBWH; Professor Alison Mudge, Metro North Clinician Research Fellow, Internal Medicine Research Unit, RBWH

ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER SURGERY Associate Professor David Clark, Senior Visiting Colorectal Surgeon, General Surgery, RBWH; Dr Angela Byrnes, Dietitian Nutritionist, Nutrition and Dietetics, RBWH

OCCUPATIONAL VIOLENCE Lita Olsson, Clinical Lead, Queensland Occupational Violence Strategy Unit; Professor Jed Duff, Professor of Nursing, Nursing and Midwifery Research Centre, RBWH / QUT

3.00PM – 4.00PM(SEMINAR ROOM)

WRITING FOR PUBLICATION: HOW TO TURN YOUR PROTOCOLS ANDPRESENTATIONS INTO PUBLICATIONS

Dr Jessica Schults, Senior Research Fellow, UQCCR, Metro North Hospital Health Services; Dr Gillian Ray – Barruel, Senior Research Fellow, QEII Jubilee Hospital / Griffith University


THE SECRET TO WRITING A WINNING GRANT: TIPS, TRICKS ANDWHERE TO FOCUS YOUR EFFORTS

Panel Presentation: Convened by the Herston Infectious Diseases Institute

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WEDNESDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2021

PROGRAM PARTNERS: RBWH FOUNDATION | PATHOLOGY QUEENSLAND

RBWH EDUCATION CENTRE


RESEARCH SHOWCASE: ORAL PRESENTATIONSRefer to the supplementary program for further details


11.00AM – 12.00PM(AUDITORIUM)

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

Michael Lawley, Health Informatics Group Leader, CSIRO Kate Ebrill, Clinical Terminology Product Manager, CSIRO Jim Steel, Health data and FHIR Team Leader, CSIRO Alejandro Metke, Health Data Interoperability Team Leader, CSIRO

12.00PM - 12.30PM LUNCH


HOW FAR HAS MEDICAL INNOVATION FULFILLED ITS PROMISES OFTHE LAST 20 YEARS?

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

CELL AND GENE THERAPY FOR BLOOD DISEASES Dr Siok Tey, Staff Specialist, Clinical Haematology, Cancer Care Services, RBWH

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

ENDOCRINOLOGY Dr Michael d’Emden, Director of Endocrinology, RBWH

CARDIOLOGY Dr Paul Martin, Medical Officer, Cardiology Department, RBWH

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

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

RADIOGRAPHY Christine McHenery, Radiographer, Medical Imaging, RBWH

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


CLINICAL REGISTRY DEVELOPMENT WITHIN METRO NORTH Brett Droder, Health Information Manager, Jamieson Trauma Institute, RBWH


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WEDNESDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2021 RBWH EDUCATION CENTRE


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

Chair: Dr David Fielding, Thoracic Physician, Department of Thoracic Medicine, RBWH

PATH QLD SERVICE FOR COMMON GENOMIC ABNORMALITIES INCANCER- SOMATIC

David Fairbairn, Advanced Scientist, Molecular Genetics, Pathology Queensland

PATH QLD SERVICE FOR COMMON GENOMIC ABNORMALITIES- MYELOID Louise Seymour, Haematologist, Pathology Queensland

CLINICAL CASE DISCUSSION – LUNG Associate Professor Brett Hughes, Senior Staff Specialist, Medical Oncology, Cancer Care Services, RBWH & The Prince Charles Hospital

CLINICAL CASE DISCUSSION – HAEMATOLOGY Dr Julian Grabek, Clinical Researcher, Queensland Institute of Medical Research, QIMR Berghofer

CLINICAL CASE DISCUSSION – BRAIN Dr Zarnie Lwin, Staff Specialist Oncology, Cancer Care Services, RBWH

CLINICAL CASE DISCUSSION – BREAST Associate Professor Peter Simpson, UQ Centre for Clinical Research, Faculty of Medicine, The University of Queensland

CLINICAL CASE DISCUSSION – INFECTIOUS DISEASE Dr Patrick Harris, Acting Director Microbiology, Pathology Queensland

THE POTENTIAL OF WHOLE GENOME SEQUENCING – HARDWARE John Pearson, Manager, Genome Informatics, Queensland Institute of Medical Research, QIMR Berghofer

THE POTENTIAL OF WHOLE GENOME SEQUENCING – SOFTWARE Dr Nic Waddell, Group Leader, Coordinator of Cancer Program, Queensland Institute of Medical Research, QIMR Berghofer

3.00PM – 5.00PM(LEVEL 4 CSDS, BLOCK 6)

IDEATION SESSION MNHHS, Clinical Skills Development Service

PROGRAM PARTNERS: RBWH FOUNDATION | PATHOLOGY QUEENSLAND

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RBWH EDUCATION CENTRETHURSDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2021

PROGRAM PARTNERS: RBWH FOUNDATION | QIMR BERGHOFER


RESEARCH SHOWCASE: ORAL PRESENTATIONS Refer to the supplementary program for further details


11.00AM – 12.00PM(AUDITORIUM)

KEYNOTE LECTURE: GENOMIC MEDICINE: HAS IT DELIVERED IN THE LAST 20 YEARS AND WHAT LIES AHEAD

Dr Nic Waddell, Group Leader, Medical Genomics Cancer Program Coordinator, QIMR Berghofer

12.00PM - 12.30PM LUNCH


FALLS IN HOSPITAL AND HOW TO AVOID THEM Chair: Professor Nicole Marsh, Nursing & Midwifery Director Research, Nursing Services, RBWH; Dr Nicole Gavin, Nurse Researcher, Cancer Care Services, RBWH

HACKS FOR HACS AND COMPREHENSIVE CARE Marghie Murgo, Senior Nursing Advisor, Partnering with Consumers Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care

FRAILTY AND FALLS IN HOSPITAL: TIME TO SHIFT FOCUS? Prue McRae, Physiotherapist, Health Services Researcher and State-wide Program Manager for Eat, Walk, Engage, Internal Medicine Research Unit, RBWH

LOOKING TO THE PAST TO ADDRESS THE PRESENT: FALLS PREVENTIONTHROUGH A NIGHTINGALE LENS

Dr Laurie Grealish, Associate Professor of Subacute and Aged Nursing, Griffith University

BREAKING IT DOWN – FALLS PREVENTION INNOVATIONS RBWHPHARMACY DEPARTMENT

Julie Withers, Advanced Medical Pharmacist and Team Leader Pharmacy, RBWH; Adrienne Kostellar. Advanced Medical Pharmacist, Pharmacy, RBWH

I MAY AS WELL CURL UP AND DIE: PATIENT PERCEPTIONS OF MOBILITY Dr Angela Byrnes, Dietitian Nutritionist, Nutrition and Dietetics, RBWH

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS TO SUPPORT MOVEMENT, REDUCECONFUSION AND MINIMISE DISTRESS

Lyntara (Tara) Quirke, Senior Environmental Design Consultant, Dementia Training Australia


RESEARCH COORDINATOR DAY: SOURCE DATA ECONSENT/CONSENT DELEGATION LOGS

IQVIA, Contract Research Organisation


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RBWH EDUCATION CENTRETHURSDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2021


HERSTON INFECTIOUS DISEASES INSTITUTE – BEYOND HERSTON AND TRADITIONAL RESEARCH

Chair: Professor Jason Roberts, Interim Director, HeIDI

NURSES VS INFECTIONS: WINNING IN MANY WAYS Professor Claire Rickard, Conjoint Professor of Infection Prevention and Vascular Access, UQ and HeIDI; Dr Mary Batch, Clinical Nurse, Infectious Diseases, RBWH; Jane Wickins, Clinical Nurse, TPCH; Professor Nicole Marsh, Nursing and Midwifery Director, Nursing and Midwifery Research Centre, RBWH

IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE IN INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN QUEENSLAND Associate Professor Lisa Hall, Associate Professor in Epidemiology, School of Public Health, UQ

MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH FOR COMPLEX INFECTIONS Dr Matthew Roberts, Consultant Urologist, RBWH; Dr Sumudu Britton, Infectious Diseases Physician, RBWH; Dr Johanna Mayer-Coverdale, Clinical Fellow, HeIDI

ANTIMICROBIAL STEWARDSHIP DECISION SUPPORT IN THE ED:IDENTIFYING UNTREATED PATHOGENS AND DRUG-BUG MISMATCHES FORPATIENT FOLLOW-UP

Anthony Nguyen, Principle Research Scientist, The Australian eHealth Research Centre (AEHRC), CSIRO; Dr Rajeev Jarugula, Staff Specialist, Emergency Medicine, TPCH

THE HEIDI FELLOW EXPERIENCE Professor David Paterson, Director, UQCCR; Dr Kanthi Vemuri, Clinical Fellow, HeIDI

MICROSAMPLING FOR SAFER GENTAMICIN THERAPY IN NEONATES Dr Suzanne Parker, NHMRC Early Career Fellow, UQCCR; Professor Mark Davies, Neonatologist, RBWH; Dr Brett McWhinney, Supervising Scientist, Pathology Queensland


IP MANAGEMENT CAPA’S IQVIA, Contract Research Organisation

5.30PM – 6.30PM(FOYER)

SYMPOSIUM AWARDS AND RECEPTION

PROGRAM PARTNERS: RBWH FOUNDATION | QIMR BERGHOFER

PROGRAM PARTNERS: RBWH FOUNDATION | UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND

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RBWH EDUCATION CENTREFRIDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 2021

TIME SESSION PRESENTER8.00AM – 9.45AM (AUDITORIUM)

CONCEPTION OF RESEARCH WITHIN THE NEUROSCIENCES INSTITUTE

Chairs: Associate Professor Lata Vadlamudi, Senior Staff Specialist Neurology, RBWH; Associate Professor Cecilie Lander, Visiting Medical Officer, Neurology, RBWH

INTRODUCING THE VISION OF THE NEUROSCIENCES RESEARCH INSTITUTE Dr Helen Brown, Clinical Director of the Neuroscience Division, RBWH

THE CURRENT NEUROSCIENCES CLINICAL RESEARCH SYNERGY Associate Professor Andrew Wong, Director, Department of Neurology & Stroke, RBWH

PERINATAL NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH AT RBWH/UQCCR AND WHAT ITCAN CONTRIBUTE TO A LIFESPAN NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH PROGRAM

Professor Paul Colditz, Head School of Clinical Medicine/Neonatal Paediatrician, The University of Queensland and RBWH

DRUG REPURPOSING IN NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES Associate Professor John O’Sullivan, Senior Visiting Medical Officer, Department of Neurology, RBWH

INFLAMMATION IN NEUROLOGY Professor Pamela McCombe, Neurologist, Department of Neurology, RBWH

BRAIN NETWORKS: LINKING PATHOLOGY, STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONACROSS DISEASE BOUNDARIES

Professor Michael O’Sullivan, Director Research & Implementation, Research Services, RBWH

NEUROMUSCULAR CLINICAL TRIALS Associate Professor Robert Henderson, Senior Staff Specialist, Department of Neurology, RBWH

ADNET: THE AUSTRALIAN DEMENTIA NETWORK Dr Robert Adam, Neurologist / Senior Lecturer, RBWH and UQCCR

IMAGING AND EPILEPSY Professor David Reutens, Eminent Senior Staff Specialist, Department of Neurology, RBWH

9.45AM – 10.00AM MORNING TEA

10.00AM–12.00PM (AUDITORIUM)

HERSTON GRAND ROUNDS – “FIRST DO NO HARM” Chairs - Professor Keshwar Baboolal, Executive Director, Internal Medicine Services; Professor Fabienne Mackay, Director and CEO, QIMR Berghofer Medical Research InstituteSpeakers – Adjunct Professor Jackie Hanson, A/Chief Executive, Metro North Health; Mr Gregg Pratt, Manager and Quandamooka Man, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Research Program, QIMR; Kirsty Leo, A/Manager Data, Research & Clinical Governance, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Unit, Metro North; Professor James Scott, Psychiatrist, Head Mental Health Program, QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute; Professor Leonie Callaway, Physician, Executive Director, Women’s and Children’s Clinical Stream, Metro North; Professor Keith McNeill, Acting Deputy Director General, Chief Medical Officer and Chief Clinical Information Officer, Queensland Health.

12.00PM – 12.30PM LUNCH

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12.30PM – 2.30PM CONTINUED (AUDITORIUM)

CRITICAL EVENT DETECTION IN ANAESTHESIA – DESIGN AND EVALUATIONOF A HEAD-MOUNTED DISPLAY APPLICATION

Dr Alvin Obed, Staff Specialist, Department of Anaesthesia & Perioperative Medicine, RBWH; Paul Schlosser, PhD student, The University of Queensland; Christine Woods, Quality Improvement and Research Manager, Department of Anaesthesia & Perioperative Medicine, RBWH

“EPIIC” ENGINEERING FOR PRESSURE INJURIES IN INTENSIVE CARE –INNOVATIONS IN PATIENT CARE

Dr Marianne Kirrane, Staff Specialist, Department of Intensive Care Services, RBWH; Professor Fiona Coyer, School of Nursing QUT and Intensive Care Services RBWH; Mathilde Desselle, General Manager, Herston Biofabrication Institute; Ms Isabel Byram, Research Assistant, Herston Biofabrication Institute; Mr Luke Wainwright, Nurse Educator, Clinical Skills Development Service


FROM CURIOSITY TO CLINICAL RESEARCH: STORIES OF MEDICATION FOCUSED COLLABORATION, CLINICAL RESEARCH,AND TRANSLATION INTO PRACTICE.

Facilitated by: Professor Ian Coombes & Research & Dr Andrew Hale, RBWH Assistant Director of Pharmacy Speakers

Associate Professor Karen Whitfield, Pharmacist Quality Improvement and Research; Professor Mark Davies, Pre-eminent Staff Consultant Neonatologist

Midori Nakagaki, Pharmacist and PhD Candidate; Associate Professor Glen Kennedy, Executive Director Cancer Care Services

Carla Scuderi, Pharmacist and PhD Candidate; Professor Andrew Mallett, Nephrologist, Professor of Medicine and Director of Clinical Research, Townsville Hospital & Health Service



TIME SESSION PRESENTER12.30PM – 2.30PM (AUDITORIUM)

BACK TO THE FUTURE – EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN ANAESTHESIA AND INTENSIVE CARE

Chair: Associate Professor Kerstin Wyssusek, Director, Department of Anaesthesia & Perioperative Medicine, RBWH

THE CHALLENGES OF TEACHING PROCEDURES TO DOCTORS IN THE 21STCENTURY

Dr Shane Townsend, Clinical Director, Intensive Care Services, RBWH; Dr George Pang, Staff Specialist, Department of Anaesthesia & Perioperative Medicine, Department of Intensive Care Services ,RBWH; Dr Jason Pincus, Staff Specialist, Department of Anaesthesia & Perioperative Medicine, Department of Intensive Care Services, RBWH

IMPROVING CLINICAL EDUCATION THROUGH 3D MANUFACTURING Dr Christopher Futter, Staff Specialist, Department of Anaesthesia & Perioperative Medicine, RBWH; Mathilde Desselle, General Manager, Herston Biofabrication Institute

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING THREE UROLOGICAL SOLUTIONS: CLINICALAND NON-CLINICAL CHALLENGES (DESIGN, MANUFACTURING,REGULATIONS)

Dr Rebecca Murray, HBI Urology Surgery program, Senior Research Fellow, Biomedical Engineer Herston Biofabrication Institute & Redcliffe/RBWH Urology Surgery

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3.00PM – 5.00PM CONTINUED (AUDITORIUM)

CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN: THE PRESENT AND LOOKING TO THE PAST TOUNDERSTAND THE PRESENT

Dr Kym Boon, Clinical Director and Senior Consultant Psychiatrist, Consultation Liaison Psychiatry, RBWH

Dr Jacqueline Evans, Consultant Pain Specialist, RBWH

CASE PRESENTATIONS & PANEL DISCUSSION Dr Akram Khalil, Senior Staff Specialist, Women’s & Newborn Services, RBWH


THE NEXT REVOLUTION: TRANSLATING GENOMICS INTO CLINICAL PRACTICE

The Genomic Institute and Genetic Health Queensland


TIME SESSION PRESENTER3.00PM – 5.00PM (AUDITORIUM)

PELVIC PAIN IN GYNAECOLOGY Chairs: Dr Peter Ganter, Clinical Director, Women’s & Newborn Services, RBWH; Associate Professor Thangeswaran Rudra, Senior Staff Specialist, Women’s & Newborn Services, RBWH

CLINICAL ASPECTS OF MX OF CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN Dr David Baartz, Senior Staff Specialist, Women’s and Newborn Services, RBWH

MANAGING CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN IN ADOLESCE NT GIRLS Professor Rebecca Kimble, Senior Staff Specialist, Women’s and Newborn Services, RBWH

THE IMPACT OF ENDOMETRIOSIS AND CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN ONWOMEN’S QUALITY OF LIFE.

Dr Akwasi Amoako, Senior Staff Specialist, Women’s and Newborn Services, RBWH

INTERNATIONAL ENDOMETRIOSIS CONSORTIUMS: POWER IN NUMBERS -WHAT WE CAN LEARN AND APPLY IN AUSTRALIA

Professor Grant Montgomery, NHMRC Leadership Fellow, Institute for Molecular Bioscience, The University of Queensland (UQ)

CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN: THE PRESENT AND LOOKING TO THE PAST TO UNDERSTAND THE PRESENT

Dr Kym Boon, Clinical Director and Senior Consultant Psychiatrist, Consultation Liaison Psychiatry, RBWH

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HERSTON HEALTH PRECINCT SYMPOSIUM 20216–10 September 2021Education CentreRoyal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital

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Herston Health Precinct Symposium 2021 - Program in full