Annual Scientific Meetingin Anaesthesiology 2019

Towards a Greater Mind

16-17 November 2019Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

Jointly Organized by:

Deadline for Early-Bird Registration:

16 October 2019

Deadline for Abstract Submission:

16 September 2019

Workshops:

16-17 November 2019

Nursing Symposium:

16 November 2019

For enquiries, please contactASM 2019 Meeting SecretariatInternational Conference Consultants Ltd.Tel: (852) 2559 9973 Fax: (852) 2547 9528 Email: asmhk@icc.com.hk

Safety

Pain &Regional

CriticalCare

Peri-op Med

Resilience

CME/CPD/CNE pointswill be applied.

Please visitwww.anaesthesiology.hk for programme updates.

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, we warmly welcome you to this year’s Annual Scientific Meeting in Anaesthesiology. The meeting theme “Towards a Greater Mind” has been carefully chosen to highlight the importance of stimulating our minds with new knowledge and evidence, being more mindful of safety gaps in our current practice, embracing innovation and technology that can take anaesthetic care to new heights, and building resilience and well-being within ourselves to let us provide the best care for our patients.

Our scientific programme will bring you the latest developments in preoperative optimization, extended recovery stay, lower limb regional techniques in high risk cases, sharing from experts on managing the “pump and the pipes” inside and outside of our patients, and the “extra mile” anaesthetists can walk to improve comfort and safety for mothers and children. Our safety symposium, oxygenation workshop and crisis refresher workshop aims to explore ways to make the OR safer, and equip participants with skills to handle challenging anaesthetic scenarios.

Woven into our social programme is a series of activities aimed to nourish the mind. The “Greater Mind Workshop Series” combine insights from neuroscience and behavioral psychology with meditation techniques to promote mindfulness and resilience. We also invite you to a unique chocolate workshop and labyrinth walking meditation experience towards the end of the day to unwind. A very unusual “patient” will present for “surgery” at our Congregation Dinner that requires the joint effort of all guests to restore well-being. Our new take on the evening promises laughter and excitement along with a delicious buffet.

The Hong Kong people is unique in our identity, energy and craving for novelty. Our city is constantly evolving with new sights, artistic installments, revitalization projects and dynamic food scene. We sincerely invite you to come experience the hustle-bustle of our metropolis and the tranquility of our hillside.

The ASM is a place to renew friendships, extend our networks, and jointly explore current and future directions of our speciality. Come be inspired at our meeting and leave with a greater and healthier mind.

Prof. Chi-Wai CHEUNGPresidentThe Hong Kong College ofAnaesthesiologists

Dr. Steven WONGPresidentThe Society of Anaesthetists of Hong Kong

Dr. Vivian LAUChairpersonOrganizing CommitteeASM 2019

Welcome Message

Organizing Committee ChairpersonDr. Vivian LAU Scientific SubcommitteeDr. Albert CHANDr. Henry CHANDr. Jacky CHAN Dr. Tom CHANDr. Ka-Ying CHOWDr. Eric CHUNGDr. Angela HO

Dr. Danny IPDr. David LAMDr. Joe LAMDr. Lydia LAUDr. Vivian LAUDr. YC LAUDr. Ara LI

Dr. Olivia NGDr. Debriel ORDr. Sumire SASAKIDr. Jennifer SHIUDr. Cherry TSEDr. Fiona TSUIDr. Joey WAI

Dr. Ryan WANDr. Jaclyn WONGDr. Chris YIMDr. TK YIMDr. Aaron YINGDr. Steven YIPDr. Alvin YU

Nursing Symposium SubcommitteeMs. Terri CHOIMs. Lokkie LAUMs. Simmy SINMs. Miu-Nga WONG

Health Industry Liaison SubcommitteeDr. Aaron YING

Social SubcommitteeDr. Lydia LAUDr. Adeline MANDr. Olivia NGDr. Sumire SASAKIDr. Emma SIN

Honorary AdvisorsDr. Simon CHANDr. Wesley LEUNGDr. Cindy TSUI

TreasurerDr. Bassanio LAW

F aculty List International F acultyDr. Brian BATEMAN (USA)Dr. Chloe CHAUVIN (France)Prof. Davy CHENG (Canada)Mr. Phil DOBSON (United Kingdom)

Dr. Robert HACKETT (Australia)Dr. Yingfu JIAO (China)Prof. Jin Tae KIM (Korea)Dr. Roni KRIESER (Australia)

Prof. Denny LEVETT (United Kingdom)Prof. Bart MORLION (Belgium)Dr. Fred SHAPIRO (USA)

International Workshop F acilitatorsMr. Phil DOBSON (United Kingdom)Dr. Roni KRIESER (Australia)Prof. Denny LEVETT (United Kingdom)

Local F aculty Dr. Kai-Man CHANDr. King-Chung CHANProf. Matthew CHANDr. Wing-Sang CHANMs. Cat S. Y. CHAUDr. Yee-Eot CHEEDr. Danny IPProf. Mike IRWIN

Prof. Manoj KAMARKARDr. David KANDr. Arthur KWANDr. Geoffrey LAMDr. Tracy LAWMs. Man-Yee LEEMs. Tammy LOYDr. Terence LUK

Dr. Janice NGDr. Kam-Sheung POONDr. Hing-Yu SODr. Kin-Chung TSEDr. Man-Chun WONGDr. Michael WONGDr. Tin-Kan WONGDr. Vivian YUEN

Workshop F acilitators Dr. Pornpatra AREERUKDr. Albert CHANDr. Mandy CHANDr. Wing-Sang CHANDr. Phoon-Ping CHENMs. Carol K. Y. CHEUNGMs. Terri CHOIDr. Ka-Ying CHOWDr. Yu-Fat CHOWDr. Eric CHUNGProf. Charles GOMERSALLDr. Eunise HODr. Patricia KAN

Dr. Kin-Fai KHUDr. Frank KODr. Gladys KWANDr. Robby LAIDr. Duncan LAMDr. Geoffrey LAMMs. Lokkie LAUDr. Rowena LEEDr. Charlotte LODr. Louis MOKDr. Olivia NGDr. Sumire SASAKIMs. Simmy SIN

Dr. Hing-Yu SODr. Cherry TSEDr. Joey WAIDr. Ryan WANMs. Esther Y. W. WONGDr. Jaclyn WONGMs. Miu-Nga WONGDr. Marc YANGDr. Christopher YIM Dr. Steven YIPDr. Tom YIP

Faculty List: as of July 2019

Scientific Programme: 16 November 2019 (Saturday)0815-0845 Registration (N101 Foyer)0845-0900 Opening Ceremony (N101B)0900-1030 Plenary Session 1 (N101B)

Xtreme Everest – Human Adaptation to HypoxiaProf. Denny LEVETT (UK)

Perioperative Atrial Fibrillation – Incidence and Impact in Noncardiac SurgeryProf. Matthew CHAN (Hong Kong)

Postoperative Delirium – Does Depth of Anaesthesia MatterProf. Matthew CHAN (Hong Kong) Unlocking Your Brain: Towards Better Performance in AnaesthesiaMr. Phil DOBSON (UK)

Nursing Symposium - Towards a Greater Mind. Towards a Better Life (N206-208) From ERAS to Perioperative Medicine – Current Trends and Nursing PerspectivesDr. Kin-Chung TSE (Hong Kong) Psychological Wellbeing in Children Anaesthesia Experience: Role of Nurses and Child Life SpecialistsMs. Man-Yee LEE / Ms. Tammy LOY (Hong Kong) Pain Management Nursing Service: BRIGHT ProgrammeDr. Man-Chun WONG (Hong Kong)

1030-1100 Tea break and Health Care Industry Exhibition (N101A, N101 Foyer)1100-1230 Patient Safety Session 1

Anaesthetists Are Only Human(N101B)

Early Warning Systems in ObstetricsDr. Brian BATEMAN (USA)

Recurring Medico-Legal Themes in the Practice of Anaesthetists in Hong Kong Dr. David KAN (Hong Kong)

Human in the TeamDr. Robert HACKETT (Australia)

Critical Care SessionAnaesthetizing the Critically Ill: Blood and Extracorporeal Circuit Management(N106-108) Survival Mode: ECMO in Non-Cardiac OperationsDr. King-Chung CHAN (Hong Kong) Use of Point of Care Coagulation Testing in Massive Hemorrhage (Major Trauma, Transplant)Dr. Danny IP (Hong Kong) Blood and Coagulation Management for Patient on ECMO Presenting for SurgeryDr. Kai-Man CHAN (Hong Kong)

1045-1245W1 – Perioperative Oxygenation, THRIVE and Airway Workshop (N104-105) Facilitators: Dr. Roni KRIESER (Australia)Dr. Albert CHANDr. Eric CHUNGDr. Kin-Fai KHUDr Rowena LEE(Hong Kong)

1030-1230M1A - The Greater Mind Workshop Series: Productivity: Working Smarter, Working Safer(N109-110) Facilitator:Mr. Phil DOBSON (UK)

Nursing Workshop (N206-208) Chronic Pain Self-Management: Multimodal Integrative TherapiesDr. Man-Chun WONG (Hong Kong) Psychological Wellbeing in Children Anaesthesia: From Notion to ActionMs. Tammy LOY (Hong Kong) Intraoperative Fluid Management: Electrical CardiometryDr. Kam-Sheung POON (Hong Kong) Estimate Risk for Patients Undergoing Surgery: Cardio Pulmonary Exercise Test (CPET)Dr. Tin-Kan WONG (Hong Kong)

1230-1330 Lunch Symposium sponsored by Mundipharma (Hong Kong) Limited (N201)Speaker: Prof. Bart MORLION (Belgium) Topic: To be announced

1330-1500 Obstetrics SessionGreater Minds, Better Care for Mothers (N101B)

Updates on PreeclampsiaDr. Brian BATEMAN (USA)

Challenge in Theatre: Abnormally Invasive PlacentaDr. Tracy LAW (Hong Kong)

Keeping Patients Comfortable during Caesarean SectionDr. Brian BATEMAN (USA)

Pain SessionManaging Pain with a Greater Mind(N106-108) Multimodal and Novel Strategies in the Pharmacotherapy of PainProf. Bart MORLION (Belgium) The Evidence for Virtual Reality and Hypnosis in Pain ManagementDr. Chloe CHAUVIN (France) From Preoperative Pain to Postoperative Cognitive Dysfunction through the MidbrainDr. Yingfu JIAO (China) Labyrinth Walking and Chronic Pain ManagementDr. Geoffrey LAM (Hong Kong)

W2 – Critical Care USG Workshop (N111-112)

Facilitators: Dr. Mandy CHANDr. Eunise HODr. Frank KODr. Gladys KWANDr. Duncan LAMDr. Marc YANGDr. Tom YIPDr. Joey WAI(Hong Kong)

W3 – Perioperative Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test CPET Workshop(N206-208)

Facilitators:Prof. Denny LEVETT (UK)Dr. Ka-Ying CHOWDr. Eric CHUNGDr. Cherry TSEDr. Ryan WANDr. Christopher YIM(Hong Kong)

1500-1530 Tea Break and Health Care Industry Exhibition (N101A, N101 Foyer)1530-1700 Paediatrics Session

The Extra Mile for the Young Patient(N101B)

A Virtual Tour of the Hong Kong Children HospitalDr. Vivian YUEN (Hong Kong) “A Tale of Gas and Cannulas”Dr. Terence LUK (Hong Kong) Does Early Postoperative Fluid Intake Influence PONV and Opioid Requirement after Day Surgery?Dr. Chloe CHAUVIN (France) Fluid Responsiveness in Paediatric PatientsProf. Jin Tae KIM (Korea)

W2 – Critical Care USG Workshop (continued)(N111-112)

1500-1700M1B – The Greater Mind Workshop Series: Be Mindful, Not Mind Full for Exams (Trainees)(N109-110)

Facilitator:Mr. Phil DOBSON (UK)

W3 – Perioperative Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test CPET Workshop(continued)(N206-208)

1600-1700M2A – Labyrinth Walking in Action Workshop (Session 1)(N106-108) Facilitators:Dr. Robby LAIDr. Geoffrey LAM(Hong Kong)

1700-1800 M2B – Labyrinth Walking in Action Workshop (Session 2)(N106-108) Facilitators:Dr. Robby LAIDr. Geoffrey LAM (Hong Kong)

M3 – The Chocolate Workshop (N104-105) Facilitator:Prof. Charles GOMERSALL(Hong Kong)

Scientific Programme: 17 November 2019 (Sunday)

0730-0800 Registration (N101 Foyer)

0800-0900 Breakfast Symposium sponsored by Merck Sharp & Dohme (Asia) Ltd. (N101B)Topic and Speaker: To be announced

0900-1030 Plenary Session 2 (N101B)

Big Data in AnaesthesiaDr. Brian BATEMAN (USA)

Artificial Intelligence in Perioperative MedicineProf. Davy CHENG (Canada)

What Patient Safety Means to the ASA?Dr. Fred SHAPIRO (USA)

0830-1200W4 – Crisis Refresher Workshop for Specialists(HKJC ILCM, HKAM Jockey Club Building)

Facilitators:Dr. Phoon-Ping CHENDr. Yu-Fat CHOWDr. Patricia KANDr. Charlotte LODr. Hing-Yu SODr. Jaclyn WONGDr. Steven YIP(Hong Kong)

1030-1100 Tea Break and Health Care Industry Exhibition (N101A, N101 Foyer)

1100-1230 Perioperative SessionOptimizing our Patient: When, Where, How? (N101B)

Prehabilitation – Improving Post-Operative Outcomes?Prof. Denny LEVETT (UK)

Value-Based Anaesthesia, Evidence Reversal and Choosing Wisely CampaignProf. Davy CHENG (Canada)

Extended Care PACU: Concept and ImplementationDr. Yee-Eot CHEE (Hong Kong)

Regional SessionHelpful Blocks in Challenging Patients (N106-108)

Partial Denervation of Hip Joint for Pain ReliefDr. Wing-Sang CHAN(Hong Kong)

Updates in Lower Extremity Peripheral Nerve Blocks for Hip and Knee SurgeryProf. Manoj KAMARKAR(Hong Kong)

An Overview of Paediatric Regional AnaesthesiaDr. Janice NG (Hong Kong)

Trainees’ Project Presentation(N104-105)

1030-1230M1C – The Greater Mind Workshop Series: Resilience: Performing Under Pressure, Maintaining Patient Safety (N109-110)

Facilitator:Mr. Phil DOBSON (UK)

1230-1330 Lunch (N201)

1330-1500 Cardiovascular SessionMatters of Pump and Pipes(N101B)

Cardiac Anaesthesia: Past, Present, Future (Beyond the Mask)Prof. Davy CHENG (Canada)

Anaesthesia for Aortic arch BEVARDr. Yee-Eot CHEE (Hong Kong)

Updates on Perioperative Management for Patients with Implantable Cardiac DevicesDr. Michael WONG (Hong Kong)

Patient Safety Session 2Safety While Saving Lives(N106-108)

Safety in Office Based Anaesthesia: Past, Present and Future Trends Dr. Fred SHAPIRO (USA)

Procedural Sedation in Challenging EnvironmentsDr. Roni KRIESER (Australia)

The ASA Committee on Patient Safety and Education – History and Current InitiativesDr. Fred SHAPIRO (USA)

Free Paper Presentation(N104-105)

1330-1700M4 – Music Therapy -Song Writing and Music Making Workshop(N109-110)

Facilitators:Ms. Carol K. Y. CHEUNG Ms. Esther Y. W. WONG(Hong Kong)

W5 – Regional Anaesthesia Workshop(N111-112)

Facilitators:Dr. Pornpatra AREERUKDr. Wing-Sang CHANDr. Louis MOKDr. Olivia NGDr. Sumire SASAKI(Hong Kong)

1500-1530 Tea Break and Health Care Industry Exhibition (N101A, N101 Foyer)

1530-1700 Innovation/TechnologyHarnessing the Power of Technology in Anaesthesia (N101B)

Fixing Healthcare Safety with TechnologyDr. Robert HACKETT(Australia)

How Virtual Reality Can Contribute to the Perioperative JourneyDr. Chloe CHAUVIN (France)

Potential Use of Big Data and Machine Learning for Anesthetists and IntensivistsDr. Arthur KWAN (Hong Kong)

I Robot - Automation in AnaesthesiaProf. Mike IRWIN (Hong Kong)

Greater Minds SessionTowards a Greater Mind Together (N106-108)

Tailoring Training to the Learner and the WorkplaceDr. Hing-Yu SO (Hong Kong)

The Future of Continuous Professional Development Panel Discussion

Music Therapy for the MindMs. Cat S. Y. CHAU (Hong Kong)

M4 – Music Therapy -Song Writing and Music Making Workshop(Continued)(N109-110)

1700-1715 Closing Ceremony (N101B)

1730-1800 Cocktail Reception (N201 Foyer)

1800-2200 HKCA Congregation (N201B) and Congregation Dinner (N201A)

The programme is subject to change without prior notice.CME/CPD/CNE points will be applied. Please visit www.anaesthesiology.hk for programme updates.

Nursing Symposium and Workshop

Optional Workshops

W1 - Perioperative Oxygenation, THRIVE and Airway Workshop Time: 10:45-12:45Facilitators: Dr. Roni KRIESER (Australia), Dr. Albert CHAN, Dr. Eric CHUNG, Dr. Kin-Fai KHU, Dr. Rowena LEE (Hong Kong)

As the scope of anaesthetic practice extends further outside the operating theatre to remote areas such as office-based Anaesthesia, endoscopic and cardiac catheterization lab procedures, the demand for techniques and equipment for maintaining patient safety is greater than ever. This workshop aims to cover practical aspects of oxygenation and airway management in the perioperative and peri-procedural period, including procedural sedation, paediatric sedation, management of difficult airways and airway crises. We will also discuss some novel techniques such as management of one lung ventilation in spontaneously breathing patients. The focus of the workshop will be on hands on practical skills when managing these clinical situations.

W2 - Critical Care USG WorkshopTime: 13:30-15:00 and 15:30-17:00Facilitators: Dr. Mandy CHAN, Dr. Eunise HO, Dr. Frank KO, Dr.Gladys KWAN, Dr. Duncan LAM, Dr. Marc YANG, Dr. Tom YIP, Dr. Joey WAI (Hong Kong)

Ultrasound and echocardiography has now become an indispensable tool in acute care settings. In this workshop, we would target on a few aspects on acute resuscitation, which include FAST scan, ultrasound airway and lung, USG for central venous assess and DVT, hemodynamic assessment and use of USG and echo in cardiac arrest situation. Our instructors come from different specialties including anesthesiology, emergency medicine and intensive care medicine. We hope you can gain useful hands-on ultrasonographic experience after joining this workshop. Welcome!

16 November 2019 (Saturday)

Towards a Greater Mind. Towards a Better Life.Date: 16 November 2019 (Saturday)Time: 09:00-10:30 and11:00-12:30Speakers: Ms. Man-Yee LEE, Ms. Tammy LOY, Dr. Kam-Sheung POON, Dr. Kin-Chung TSE, Dr. Man-Chun WONG, Dr. Tin-Kan WONG (Hong Kong)Facilitators: Ms. Terri CHOI, Ms. Lokkie LAU, Ms. Simmy SIN, Ms. Miu-Nga WONG (Hong Kong)

Nowadays, the role of the perioperative nurse is not only confined to operating theatre. With our presence and enthusiasm in perioperative care, we definitely have the capacity to help patients achieve better life and wellbeing. In this nursing symposium, we will update the current trends in perioperative medicine and introduce the latest technology to help us provide better patient care. We will also examine the role of nurses in enhancing psychological wellbeing in children undergoing anaesthesia and explore the multimodal integrative therapies in pain management. Let’s work towards a greater mind, also to bring towards our patients and all of us a better life!

W3 - Perioperative Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test CPET WorkshopTime: 13:30-15:00 and 15:30-17:00Facilitators: Prof. Denny LEVETT (United Kingdom), Dr. Ka-Ying CHOW, Dr. Eric CHUNG, Dr. Cherry TSE, Dr. Ryan WAN, Dr. Christopher YIM (Hong Kong)

More and more, CPET is an essential tool in perioperative medicine. Everyone has come across it, but how many of you know how to make good use of it? This workshop aims to enhance participants' understanding of the application of CPET, as well as share with everyone how to select patients for the test and how the information gained from CPET can help us make better decisions and deliver better outcomes in the perioperative journey. CPET expert, Prof. Denny LEVETT will share with us her experiences in the application of CPET in the perioperative setting and lead the interactive case based discussions. Participants will also have opportunities to see a live step-by-step demonstration of the CPET on healthy volunteers and learn how to interpret it.

M1 - The Greater Mind Workshop SeriesM1A. Productivity: Working Smarter, Working SaferTime: 10:30-12:30Facilitator: Mr. Phil DOBSON (United Kingdom)

Too often we spend our days ‘busy’, working on the wrong things. We find it hard to maintain our focus, even harder to switch off. As our work load increases we tend to respond by working even harder, and becoming even less effective. The solution is to work smarter based on what we know about the brain. In this workshop, you will learn how to become more goal-oriented and improve your prioritisation. Working with a clear mind, and sustaining our concentration throughout the day is the key to patient safety.

• IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY AND EFFECTIVENESS • REDUCED OVERWHELM AND ‘BUSYNESS’ • ENHANCED PATIENT SAFETY

M1B. Be Mindful, Not Mind Full for Exams (Trainees)Time: 15:00-17:00Facilitator: Mr. Phil DOBSON (United Kingdom)

The fellowship exams are one of the toughest hurdles we have to go through as trainees. We need a combination of mindfulness, resilience and high productivity in order to succeed. Research in neuroplasticity shows that your brain is like a muscle, in this regard, mindfulness and meditation offer some of the best forms of “brain-training. Combining applicable techniques with insights from neuroscience, you learn how to strengthen your focus, increase your mental flexibility, and develop your emotional health and wellbeing. This workshop is designed especially for trainees, to help them develop the right frame of mind to face the big challenge.

• INCREASED FOCUS AND CONCENTRATION• REDUCED STRESS AND IMPROVED PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH• IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY AND EFFECTIVESS

Optional Workshops

CME

M2 - Labyrinth Walking in Action WorkshopM2A Time: 16:00-17:00 (Session 1) M2B Time: 17:00-18:00 (Session 2)Facilitators: Dr. Robby LAI, Dr. Geoffrey LAM (Hong Kong)

A labyrinth is usually a large circular pattern about 40 feet in diameter. It has one path that begins on the outer edge and moves in a circuitous way to the center. Some labyrinth designs are as old as four to five thousand years of age. The world most famous one is the Eleven Circuit Medieval labyrinth that was placed in the floor of Chartres Cathedral in 1201. Walking the labyrinth had many uses. According to the Reverend. Dr. Lauren ARTRESS, 'The labyrinth is a spiritual tool that reduces stress, quiets the mind and opens the heart. It is a walking meditation, a path of prayer and a blueprint where psyche meets Spirit.' The participants are invited to join the walk with the Veriditas accredited facilitator, Dr. Geoffrey LAM, and the clinical psychologist, Dr. Robby LAI. They have run the 'Labyrinth and Health' and the 'Stress management through labyrinth walking' workshops for the NTEC healthcare providers. A brief history, various methods of walking and the resources will be introduced. Much time will be reserved for the participants to walk the labyrinth to 'experience the experience'.

M3 - The Chocolate WorkshopTime: 17:00-18:00Facilitator: Prof. Charles GOMERSALL (Hong Kong)

Cacao is a small artisan chocolate company focused on taste, ethical sourcing and environmentally friendly practices. We’ll be teaching you how the origin and quality of cocoa, age, cocoa concentration and type of sugar affect the taste of chocolates, while telling you about our story and how chocolate is made. Price includes a box of 8 of our pralines (usual retail price HK$160) and an additional sample box of chocolates. To know more about us, follow us on Facebook at cacao.hk.

17 November 2019 (Sunday)W4 - Crisis Refresher Workshop for SpecialistsTime: 08:30-12:00Facilitators: Dr. Phoon-Ping CHEN, Dr. Yu-Fat CHOW, Dr. Patricia KAN, Dr. Charlotte LO, Dr. Hing-Yu SO, Dr. Jaclyn WONG, Dr. Steven YIP (Hong Kong)

Led by a team of highly experienced simulation instructors, this half-day workshop is designed for specialists who want take their crisis management ability to the next level. Through immersive role-play in high fidelity crisis scenarios, participants can practice managing anaesthetic events as a team in a safe and contained environment. Instructors will incorporate crew resource management principles and elements from latest resuscitation guidelines into different scenarios and facilitate constructive debriefing to enhance participant’s learning. No matter you are familiar with simulation training or not, this workshop will be a comfortable and rewarding experience.

Note to participants: This workshop will take place at Hong Kong Jockey Club Innovative Learning Centre for Medicine (HKJC ILCM), in the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine Jockey Club Building, Aberdeen. A coach will transport participants back to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre after the workshop in time for lunch.

Optional Workshops

Optional WorkshopsW5 - Regional Anaesthesia WorkshopTime: 13:30-15:00Facilitators: Dr. Pornpatra AREERUK, Dr. Wing-Sang CHAN, Dr. Louis MOK, Dr. Olivia NG, Dr. Sumire SASAKI (Hong Kong)

This workshop focuses on live demonstrations and supervised hands-on ultrasound scanning of the lower limb relevant to the anaesthetist’s daily practice. Highlights include the novel ultrasound-guided technique of alcohol neurolysis of the branches supplying the hip joint as a palliative procedure for inoperable hip fractures, analgesia for knee operations including the newly emerged popliteal plexus block, and regional anaesthesia for hip operations that may possibly spare a patient from general or neuraxial anaesthesia. A low participant to instructor ratio ensures each participant will have adequate time to grasp relevant scanning techniques.

M1 - The Greater Mind Workshop SeriesM1C. Resilience: Performing Under Pressure, Maintaining Patient SafetyTime: 10:30-12:30Facilitator: Mr. Phil DOBSON (United Kingdom)

In a demanding work environment, pressure and complexity can lead to inconsistent performance, poor decision-making, and a drop in health and well-being. To sustain your performance under pressure, it is necessary to develop your resilience. This module shows you how to develop your resilience, manage your stress, and consequently sustain your mental performance and daily effectiveness. You'll learn how to regulate your physiology, and how to sleep better. You’ll discover how to develop a greater sense of control, cultivate greater emotional resourcefulness, and regain a sense of balance.

• GREATER RESILIENCE AND MENTAL PERFORMANCE • REDUCED STRESS AND IMPROVED PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH • INCREASED EMOTIONAL RESOURCEFULNESS

M4 - Music Therapy – Song Writing and Music Making WorkshopTime: 13:30-17:00Facilitators: Ms. Carol K. Y. CHEUNG, Ms. Esther Y. W. WONG (Registered UK Music Therapist, Hong Kong)

This workshop aims to provide an overview of music therapy with a case sharing session. Participants will also be involved in a song-writing experiential workshop, writing their songs and working with instruments in small groups. Song-writing is an important tool in music therapy where participants may utilise the space to organise thoughts, to express emotions and to indulge in peer support via music-making. No prior musical training is required.

CME

The Scientific Committee of the Annual Scientific Meeting in Anaesthesiology 2019 cordially invites you to submit abstracts for ORAL Presentation at the Meeting. Presentation of abstracts may be considered for recognition as a formal project requirement for trainees in anaesthesiology of the Hong Kong College of Anaesthesiologists. A prize will be awarded for the Best Formal Project at the HKCA Congregation on 17 November 2019.

Important Notes:a) Deadline for Abstract Submission: 16 September 2019.b) Notification of acceptance will be sent to presenters by email by end of September 2019.c) Guideline will be provided upon receipt of the acceptance notice.d) If you submit the abstract for HKCA Trainees’ Project Presentation, advance acceptance of your project by Review Panel

from HKCA is required.e) All presenters must register as a paid delegate before 16 October 2019. Your presentation will NOT be included in the

Final Programme Book if you fail to do so.

For online abstract submission, please visit www.anaesthesiology.hk

CME/CPD/CNE PointsLocal participants can be accredited by Continuing Medical Education (CME) points, Continuous Professional Development (CPD) points and Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) points from various colleges and professional institutions. Application is in progress. Please visit www.anaesthesiology.hk for details and updates.

Call for Abstracts

REGISTRATION FORMRegistrants are advised to read the registration information at www.anaesthesiology.hk carefully before submission.

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(B) REGISTRATION FEE

Scientific Symposia (16 – 17 November)

Category Early-Bird Rate(on/before 16 October 2019)

Regular Rate(after 16 October 2019) Day Registration 2

HKCA Fellow1 HK$4,000 HK$4,500 HK$3,500 16 November 17 November

Non-HKCA Fellow1 HK$5,500 HK$6,000 HK$3,500 16 November 17 November

HKCA Trainee*1 HK$1,000 -

Non-HKCA Trainee*1 HK$2,000 -

Hong Kong Medical Student / Intern # FREE (subject to limited quota)

Nursing Symposium (09:00 – 12:30, 16 November)

For Nurse only:

Nursing Symposium Only HK$700

Nursing Symposium & Scientific Symposia HK$1,500

* Verification letter from the Department of Anaesthesiology in your hospital is required to qualify for the Trainee fee.# Hong Kong Medical Student / Intern Registrants of ASM are entitled to Scientific Symposia, exhibition, tea breaks, lunches, Lunch Symposium and

Breakfast Symposium. Nursing Symposium is not included. Limited number of light breakfast and lunch will be available at Breakfast Symposium and Lunch Symposium on first-come-first-served basis. Please submit registration form together with a copy of valid Student ID / Intern ID and present valid Student ID / Intern ID at registration desk.

1 ASM Registrants (except Nursing Symposium only) are entitled to Scientific Symposia, exhibition, tea breaks, lunches, Lunch Symposium, Breakfast Symposium, and Congregation Dinner. Nursing Symposium is not included. Limited number of light breakfast and lunch will be available at Breakfast Symposium and Lunch Symposium on first-come-first-served basis.

2 Day Registrants are entitled to the functions on the day they registered. Nursing Symposium is not included.

Annual Scientific Meeting in Anaesthesiology 2019 (ASM 2019)16 - 17 November 2019 | Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

Please indicate the function(s) that you will join. (Seats are limited and allocated on a first-come-first-served basis). Lunch Symposium on 16 November Breakfast Symposium on 17 November Lunch on 17 November Congregation Dinner on 17 November (Does not apply to Student/Intern registration)

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(C) OPTIONAL WORKSHOPSAll workshops will be held in HKCEC unless specified.

Workshops Date & Time Fee

W1 – Perioperative Oxygenation, THRIVE and Airway Workshop

16 November, 10:45 – 12:45 HK$1,000

W2 – Critical Care USG Workshop 16 November, 13:30 – 15:00, 15:30 – 17:00

HK$1,000

W3 – Perioperative Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test CPET Workshop

16 November, 13:30 – 15:00, 15:30 – 17:00

HK$500

W4 – Crisis Refresher Workshop for Specialists 17 November, 08:30 – 12:00 HKJC ILCM, HKAM Jockey Club Building

HK$2,500

W5 – Regional Anaesthesia Workshop 17 November, 13:30 – 15:00 HK$1,500

M1 – The Greater Mind Workshop SeriesM1A: Productivity: Working Smarter, Working SaferM1B: Be Mindful, Not Mind Full for Exams (Trainees)M1C: Resilience: Performing Under Pressure, Maintaining

Patient Safety

16 November, 10:30 – 12:30 16 November, 15:00 – 17:0017 November, 10:30 – 12:30

HK$500 HK$500 HK$500

HKCA Trainee/Medical Student/Intern

HK$250 HK$250 HK$250

M2A – Labyrinth Walking in Action Workshop (Session 1)M2B – Labyrinth Walking in Action Workshop (Session 2)

16 November, 16:00 – 17:0016 November, 17:00 – 18:00

FREE FREE

M3 – The Chocolate Workshop 16 November, 17:00 – 18:00 HK$160

M4 – Music Therapy – Song Writing and Music Making Workshop

17 November, 13:30 – 17:00 HK$300

Only ASM Registrants are eligible to register for the workshops. Registration is on a first-come-first-served basis. Workshops may be cancelled due to insufficient enrolment.

(D) ADDITIONAL DINNER TICKET(S)

Congregation Dinner on 17 November (one complimentary ticket to each ASM registrant except Students, Interns and Nursing Symposium registration)

Amount

Additional Ticket(s): HK$1,380 per person x ticket(s) HK$

(Please notify the Meeting Secretariat by email if there is any dietary requirement.)

(E) PAYMENT DECLARATIONI hereby agree to be bound by the rules and regulations of the Meeting and would like to settle the payment (Part B+C+D) in

HK$ by:

Cheque (in Hong Kong dollars only) made payable to “The Hong Kong College of Anaesthesiologists”

Credit Card (in Hong Kong dollars only) * The Meeting Secretariat will send you an online payment link in a separate email.

Rules and Regulations:1. Each registrant should complete a separate Registration Form. Online registration is highly recommended. 2. Registration Form without payment will NOT be processed. Please do NOT send cash.3.TheMeetingSecretariatwillsendaRegistrationConfirmationbyemailuponreceiptofyourRegistrationFormandfullpayment.Kindlychecktheconfirmation.AnychangesoralterationsmustbemadeinwritingtotheMeetingSecretariat.

4. Refund for cancellation of registration will be made and subject to the following deadline and administrative charge:On or before 16 October 2019 50% of the registration feeAfter 16 October 2019 No refund

5. The programme is subject to change without prior notice. In the event of cancellation of the Meeting, the only liability of the Organizers is to refund allthefeespaid.Workshopsmaybecancelledduetoinsufficientenrolment.Refundwillbemadeafterthemeeting.

6. All enquiries, changes and cancellations should be made in writing to the Meeting Secretariat.7. The information on this Form is to assist us in preparing your participation in the Meeting. All the information you provide will be restricted to the

Organizers of ASM 2019 and other related working parties. You have the right of access and correction with respect to your personal data held by us. If you wish to exercise these rights, please contact the Meeting Secretariat.

Annual Scientific Meeting in Anaesthesiology 2019 (ASM 2019)16 - 17 November 2019 | Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

(subject to limited quota)