Stoma & Complex Wound Care - STREAMSStoma & Complex Wound Care Clinic Message from the Congress President Dear colleagues and co-advocates for better stoma care in the ASEAN region,

Rhyan A. Hitalla RN,ET

The Medical City Hospital

Stoma & Complex Wound Care Clinic

MESSAGE from Director General of ASSR On behalf of the ASSR* Board of Directors, it is my pleasure to encourage you to attend the 9th ASSR Congress

on May 12 & 13 in Manila, Philippines. The main objective of the Society is to develop and support Stoma

Rehabilitation in Asian Countries, which exhibit many differences in lifestyle, culture, religion, politics and economy

from Western. Common to most Asian nations, however, is the poor welfare system to ostomates and the low

accessibility to proper stoma care. Without a good surgically created stoma, an appropriate stoma care program and a

suitable appliance, a satisfactory rehabilitation of ostomates can never be achieved. To improve stoma rehabilitation,

collaboration among the many parties concerned, especially surgeons, entero-stomal therapists, nurses, manufacturers

of appliances, etc. is mandatory. In Asia, however, closer or familiar collaboration is possible among them, although

each field is too much westernized and specialized for professionalism to contribute to Asian ostomates. Asian order or

discipline must not be disturbed.

Asian ostomates have to receive the information and care which will enable them to live self-

determined and independent life and to participate in all decision making processes as declared in

Charter of Ostomates' Rights of IOA (International Ostomy Society), and any surgeons and general

nurses with basic knowledge and skills of ostomy could serve for ostomates to achieve above, even if

they are not trained as specialized entero-stomal therapists. Therefore, it is quite appropriate for those

who are directly involved in this field to continue with the exchange and sharing of ideas concerning

the problems encountered, and to devise ways to overcome the various difficulties facing our region.

During the two full days of this Congress, the scientific program will focus on providing an intensive

study of the various aspects of stoma rehabilitation. Our aim is not only to enrich and deepen the

scientific basis of ostomy care, but also to develop ties and friendship among all delegates from

participating nations through a common goal of enhancing the quality of life for ostomates throughout

the Asian region.

Finally, the Philippines is a stable and safe country with full of cultural attraction, tasty foods and hospitality. I

am sure you will find Manila to be an interesting and friendly city where you will feel that particular sense of warmth

and friendship extended by Filipinos to all attendants.

I am very much looking forwards to seeing you all in Manila.

With warmest regards,

Katsuhisa Shindo, MD, PhD. Director General of ASSR




Message from the Congress President

Dear colleagues and co-advocates for better stoma care in the ASEAN region,

Allow me extend to you a warm welcome to the 9th Annual Congress of the Asean Society of Stoma

Rehabilitation (ASSR) Manila, Philippines.

We are very happy and proud to be hosting for the first time in our country the ASSR congress.

This event certainly gives us the opportunity to participate in international efforts on improving the

quality of stoma and wound care in the region. We have prepared quite an interesting and

educational program for you, inviting both local and foreign speakers to share their expertise on

various topics. Poster presentations and abstracts will also be an important element of the program.

The venue for the congress will be in The Medical City, one of the largest tertiary hospital networks

in the Philippines. The Medical City houses one of the busiest stoma and wound care clinics in the

country. The sessions will be held in the spacious and elegant Augusto Barcelon Hall The hospital

itself is located in the Ortigas business district, in the center of Metro Manila, and home to various

shopping malls, fine restaurants, and hotels.

This congress is also a wonderful opportunity for all the participants to interact and bond together in

a spirit of friendship, community, and shared advocacy. The fellowship night will feature a

Philippine cultural show and much merry-making between faculty, care-givers and ostomates.. A

day tour to Manila’s ancient historical site is also provided for.

We look forward to welcoming you and your family to Manila, offering our famous Philippine

hospitality..

Manuel Francisco T. Roxas, MD, FPCS, FPSCRS, FACS Congress President, 9th Annual ASSR Congress




Message from the Congress Vice President Dearest Colleagues In behalf of the organizing committee of the 9th Annual Asean Society of Stoma Rehabilitation we would like to extend a warm welcome to all. Ostomy care in the Philippines is now becoming a trend, wherein more and more nurses and other allied health care professionals do get involved and interested. It is where doctors , nurses, and other heath care professionals work hand in hand as partners in giving compassionate and competent ostomy care. That is why the congress aims to provide topics that are multi-disciplinary and coming from speakers who are experts in their field from different institutions, locally and internationally. It will be the first time that the Philippines will host such prestigious event and that makes us both proud and honoured. We would also like to invite all of those who are advocates for ostomy care to come and join us on May 12 & 13 2016 for this wonderful event that would make us more aware and knowledgeable in ostomy care. The Medical City Hospital welcomes you all.

Rhyan A. Hitalla RN,ET Congress Vice President 9th ASSR Congress




REGISTRATION

OPENING CEREMONY (CULTURAL DANCE NUMBER)

WELCOME REMARKS

- Congress President

- Keynote Speaker

- ASSR PRESIDENT

THE MEDICAL CITY HOSPITAL AUGUSTO BARCELLON AUDITORIUM

THURSDAY MAY 12, 2016

7:00am - 9:00am


Question & Answer4:45pm - 5:00pm

3:00pm - 3:15pm

1:30pm - 2:00pm

12:00pm - 1:00pm LUNCH BREAK

LUNCH SYMPOSIUM

PLENARY SESSION 2


Diet & Nutrition for Ostomates

2:30pm - 3:00pm Question & Answer

The Importance of Pre-Operative Site Marking in Ostomy Creation

Use of Modern Day Dressings and Appliance in Management

of Peri-Stomal Skin Irritation and Complications

Asian Society of Stoma RehabilitationMAY 12 - 13, 2016

DAY 1

9:00am - 9:15am

9:15am - 9:30am

THE MEDICAL CITY HOSPITAL

PLENARY SESSION 1

OPENING OF BOOTHS AND EXHIBITS

9:30am - 10:00am TEA & COFFEE BREAK

IN COORDINATION WITH : Philippine Society of Colorectal Surgeons

10:00am - 10:30am

10:30am - 11:00am

11:00am - 11:30am

11:30am - 12:00pm Question & Answer

Stoma Creation in the era of Modern Surgery

Stoma Complications requiring Re-Operations

Updates on Stoma Creation: The Colostomy VS. Ileostomy debate

Revisited


Enterostomal Therapy Nursing in the Philippines

3:15pm - 3:45pm

3:45pm - 4:15pm

4:15pm - 4:45pm Universal Health Coverage Insurance/Service for Ostomates

BOOTH VISIT & EXHIBITS

PLENARY SESSION 3


1:00pm - 1:30pm

2:00pm - 2:30pm

The Asian South Pacific Ostomy Association

TEA & COFFEE BREAK




REGISTRATION REGISTRATION

BOOTH VISIT & EXHIBITS BOOTH VISIT & EXHIBITS

1. Report of the Director General & Secretary Generral

2. Report of the 8th Congress President

3. The Minutes of the last Executive Meeting

4. Report of the Finance Committee & Education Committee

5. Report of the 9th Congress President

6. Nomination of Executive Members, Directors, Advisers and others.

7. Election of the 10th Congress President

8. Venue and Dates for Future Congress

9. Other Business matters

Asian Society of Stoma RehabilitationMAY 12 - 13, 2016




Managing different Urostomy Complications

OPENING OF BOOTHS AND EXHIBITS

Question & Answer

8:00am - 9:00am

FRIDAY MAY 13, 2016

THE MEDICAL CITY HOSPITAL AUGUSTO BARCELLON AUDITORIUMDAY 2

Psychological & Psychosocial Aspects in OstomyCare

1:30pm - 2:00pm The importance of Patient Counseling before and after stoma creation

Things to Consider in the

9:00am - 9:30am

9:30am - 10:00am

10:00am - 10:15am

10:15am - 10:30am

PLENARY SESSION 1


Urostomies: Why, How, and When?

PLENARY SESSION 3


LUNCH SYMPOSIUM

TEA & COFFEE BREAK

BOOTH VISIT & EXHIBITS

PLENARY SESSION 4

2:45pm - 3:00pm

3:00pm - 3:30pm

2:00pm - 2:30pm The importance of Colonic Irrigation for Ostomy Patients

1:00pm - 1:30pm

DAY 2 THE MEDICAL CITY HOSPITAL AUGUSTO BARCELLON AUDITORIUM

8:00am - 9:00am

ASSR EXECUTIVE & BOARD MEETING

THE MEDICAL CITY HOSPITAL BOARD ROOM 4TH FLOOR

9:00am - 10:30am

MODERATOR: KATSUHISA SHINDO MD,PhD

Asian Society of Stoma RehabilitationMay 12-13, 2006




FRIDAY MAY 13, 2016

TEA & COFFE WILL BE SERVED

DURING MEETING

TEA & COFFEE BREAK

10:30am - 11:00am Bundles of Care for Pressure Ulcer

PLENARY SESSION 2


Modern Day Management of Chronic Wounds 11:00am - 11:30am

12:15pm - 1:00pm

11:30am - 12:00pm Approaches in Handling Infected Chronic Wounds


LUNCH BREAK


Living with a Stoma (Life Experience from an Ostomate)

3:30pm - 4:00pm Pain Management & Pallative Care for Cancer Patients


4:15pm - 5:00pm PROGRAM CLOSING





REGISTRATION

PROGRAM CEREMONIES

- Philippine National Anthem

- Opening Prayer

- Opening Speech from the Congress President

Cultural Dance

Banquet Dinner

Presentations from delegates of other countries

Group Photos and Program Closing9:00pm - 9:30pm

6:00pm - 7:00pm

7:00pm - 7:30pm

7:30pm - 7:45pm

7:30pm - 9:00pm

7:45pm - 9:00pm




GALA NIGHT

May 12, 2016

Asian Society of Stoma Rehabilitation




The call for abstracts is open starting December 7, 2015 and the

deadline will be on March 15, 2016. Entries may be submitted by

email to [email protected]

REGISTRATION

DOCTORS LOCAL INTERNATIONAL

PRE REGISTERED 2,000 php. 100 USD

ON SITE 2,500 php. 150 USD

RESIDENTS & INTERNS

PRE REGISTERED 1,500 php.

ON SITE 2,000 php.

NURSE AND ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONAL

PRE REGISTERED 1,000 php. 75 USD

ON SITE 1,500 php. 100 USD

For Inquiries pls. contact:

Mr. Rhyan A. Hitalla

(+63) 09778109383

(02) 6356789 loc. 6671/7881

[email protected]

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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS of the 9th Congress of ASSR1.

Submit your full manuscripts in a format of “MS-Word file” or “Text style” for publication of our Journal “ASIAN

OSTOMY” as the Congress proceeding after your presentation in March 2016.

Tables in your manuscripts should be in the form of “Word” or “Excel” and figures may be added

in the Word file or should be in the form of “Power Point” or “JPEG”. All tables and figures are requested to be in black

and white. Other colors will not be available in the publishing.

2. All materials must be in English and typed in single-spaced.

3. The first page must include following items: Your presentation number in the Congress,

Title of your article, Authors’ names with highest degrees and affiliations or institute.

Full postal address, E-mail address, Facsimile numbers for correspondence.

4. Text should follow this order:

Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusions, Acknowledgments,

References, Tables, Legends for Illustrations, Figures (less than 8).

Remarks: General remarks or invited lecture may not follow this form.

5. Reference listings should use the form in Index Medicus: For example,

a) Book: Shindo K: Informed consent for ostomy surgery. 2nd ed. Kyoto, Kinpodo, 1999; 156-234.

b) Journal Article:

Shindo K, Shindo M: Study for international standard of skin barriers. STOMA 1998; 8:165-168.

6. Permissions of original authors and publishers must be obtained in the case of direct use of

articles, tables from existing materials by yourself before submit.

7. Manuscripts should be submitted in the following ways.

a) Data Size is less than 3 MB: Send the manuscript by e-mail1) attachment.

b) If data size is over 3 MB or in case you do not have e-mail.

Send your manuscript in SD card, USB stick or CD ROM. Address is as follows2).

1) E-mail address: [email protected]

2) Mail address: Prof. K. Shindo, Director General of ASSR

13 - 4, Ohnodai 7-chome, Osaka-Sayama 589-0023, Japan

8. Dead-line: March 31, 2016. Any manuscripts afterwards may not be published. You may hand

it to Prof. Shindo during our 9th Congress ASSR2016 in Manila, Philippines.

9. A book of the proceeding will be given to authors without charge or shipped to your postal

address as soon as published.

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