SG-ANZICS - ACCCN

24 – 26 April, Suntec Singapore

3rd Singapore-ANZICS Intensive Care Forum 2015

SG-ANZICS

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Dear Colleagues,

The Society of Intensive Care Medicine (SICM) Singapore and the Australian & New Zealand Intensive Care Society (ANZICS) are delighted to invite you to Singapore for the 3rd Singapore-ANZICS Intensive Care Forum 2015 (SG-ANZICS) – the premier clinical ICU meeting in the Asia-Pacific region.

As with previous conferences, we are excited to have a superb line-up of renowned ICU clinicians, researchers, and educators. These include Rinaldo Bellomo, Daniel DeBacker, Gordon Rubenfeld, John Marini, Pierre Singer, Moritoki Egi and many others from Asia, Australia, New Zealand and around the world.

The theme of the conference is “Intensive Care Pearls from East and West”. Drivers of landmark studies from past and present, including the recent ARISE and HARP-2 trials, as well as leaders of critical care communities will share their insights on clinical issues facing the intensivist today.

Do join us for a weekend of learning, sharing and networking opportunities with the ever-growing ICU community in the Asia-Pacific region. We look forward to seeing you in Singapore!

With Warmest Regards,3rd SG-ANZICS 2015 Organising Committee

Society Presidents Dr Jonathan Tan Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore

A/Prof Andrew Turner Royal Hobart Hospital, Australia

Conference Conveners Dr Kenneth Chan Glenagles Hospital, Singapore

Dr Antony Tobin St Vincent’s Hospital, Australia

Scientific Chairs Dr Jason Phua National University Health System, Singapore

Dr Adam Deane The Royal Adelaide Hospital, Australia

Scientific Vice Chair Dr See Kay Choong National University Health System, Singapore

Treasurer/Logistics Dr Leong Kwok Wah Singapore General Hospital, Singapore

Social Dr John Law Mount Alvernia Hospital, Singapore

Publicity Dr Alvin Ng Changi General Hospital, Singapore

Trade Relations Dr Jonathan Tan Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore

Committee Members Dr Ian Jenkins Fremantle Hospital, Australia

Dr Michael O’Leary Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Australia

Dr Steve Webb Royal Prince Perth Hospital, Australia

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The 3rd SG-ANZICS Intensive Care Forum will feature 4-CME accredited multi-track symposiums which will deal with a diverse range of subjects related to clinical areas, research, education, and leadership in intensive care medicine.

Who Should Attend◊ Intensivists◊ Anaesthesiologists◊ Respiratory Physicians◊ Critical Care Nurses◊ Allied Health Professionals◊ Residents, medical, nursing and allied health students interested in intensive care medicine.

The Conference will feature internationally renowned speakers who will discuss significant developments and scientific advancements in the field of intensive care.

Introduction

SPEAKERS

Dr. Ken, BAILLIEUnited Kingdom

A/Prof. Gerald, CHUASingapore

Prof. Rinaldo, BELLOMOAustralia

Dr. Matthew, COVESingapore

Prof. Andrew, BERSTENUnited Kingdom

Prof. Daniel, DE BACKERBelgium

Dr. Kenneth, CHANSingapore

Dr. Adam, DEANEAustralia

Dr. Moritoki, EGIJapan

Dr. Rashan, HANIFFASri Lanka

A/Prof. Graeme, MacLARENSingapore

A/Prof. Michael, O’LEARYAustralia

Prof. John, FRASERAustralia

Dr. Jansen, KOHSingapore

Dr. John, MARINIUSA

A/Prof. Sandra, PEAKEAustralia

Prof. Charles, GOMERSALLHong Kong

Ms. Karen, KOHSingapore

Prof. Anthony, McLEANAustralia

A/Prof. Chairat, PERMPIKULThailand

Dr. Christoph, GRUENDLERGermany

A/Prof. Tong Kiat, KWEKSingapore

A/Prof. Vernon J, LEESingapore

Dr. Li Min, LINGSingapore

Dr. Shi, LOOSingapore

A/Prof. Andrea, KWASingapore

Prof. Danny, McAULEYNorthern Ireland

Dr. Jason, PHUASingapore

Dr. Zudin, PUTHUCHEARYSingapore

Prof. Gordon, RUBENFELDCanada

Dr. Kay Choong, SEESingapore

A/Prof. Christopher, SEYMOURUSA

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A/Prof. Geoffrey, SHAWNew Zealand

Prof. Pierre, SINGERIsrael

Prof. Steven, WEBBAustralia

Dr. Stephen, STREATNew Zealand

Dr. Augustine, TEESingapore

Dr. Simeon, TANGSingapore

Dr. Antony, TOBINa

Prof. Bala, VENKATESHAustralia

Dr. Jonathan, TANSingapore

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

The Scientific Committee invites interested participants to submit abstracts for the 3rd SG-ANZICS Intensive Care Forum. Selected abstracts will be featured in poster presentations.

Important Dates

Description DateAbstract submission opens 30 June 2014Early bird registration opens 1 September 2014Abstract submission closes 31 January 2015Notification of abstract acceptance 15 February 2015Early bird registration closes 28 February 2015 Information on the abstract submission can be found on the conference website. We invite you to visit www.SG-ANZICS.com.

A wide range of accommodation options will be provided for participants of the Conference. To book, please visit the website: www.SG-ANZICS.com.

Accommodation

Pan Pacific Singapore7 Raffles Boulevard Marina Square, Singapore 039595 Type / Date Deluxe Single SGD $320++ Twin SGD $340++Breakfast Rate Inclusive Internet Access Inclusive

Peninsula Excelsior Hotel3 Coleman Street, Singapore 179804 Type / Date Deluxe Single SGD $225++ Twin SGD $245++Breakfast Rate Inclusive Internet Access Inclusive(For 1 User Only)

BIG Hotel200 Middle Rd, Singapore 188980

Type / Date Deluxe Single SGD $155++ Double SGD $155++Breakfast Rate Inclusive Internet Access Inclusive

Grand Park City Hall10 Coleman Street, Singapore 179809 Type / Date Superior Single SGD $300 nett Twin SGD $320 nettBreakfast Rate Inclusive Internet Access Inclusive

Marina Mandarin Singapore6 Raffles Blvd, Singapore 039594 Type / Date Deluxe Single SGD $300++ Twin / Double SGD $300++Breakfast Rate SGD $30++ Internet Access Inclusive

Mandarin Oriental5 Raffles Ave, Marina Square, Singapore 039797 Type / Date Deluxe Single SGD $340++ Twin SGD $340++Breakfast Rate SGD $46++ Internet Access Inclusive

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The Organising Committee is pleased to offer exciting sponsorship and exhibition opportunities for companies related to the intensive care field at the 3rd SG-ANZICS Intensive Care Forum 2015 in Singapore.

For more information on sponsorship and exhibition opportunities, please contact:Jenny OngConference SecretariatCovenant Group Pte LtdTel: +65 9618 6479Email: [email protected]

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◊ Have fun with colleagues and speakers.◊ Enjoy a sumptuous buffet at Ocean Gallery. The Ocean Gallery offers an elevated perspective of an amazing blue planet through the planet’s largest window to the ocean, measuring 36 metres wide by 8.3 metres high. This mesmerizing oceanic panorama immerses guests in a magical underwater world that changes every second.◊ Exclusive seatings of Typhoon Theatre for the first 200 delegates that signed up.◊ 4 station guides at S.E.A. Aquarium for knowledge sharing of marine conservation.◊ Explore the awe-inspiring universe of life in the ocean at S.E.A. Aquarium on an unforgettable journey.

For $50 you can take part in the conference gala dinner on Saturday, 25 April 2015. Limited places available, so book quickly!

Registration in advance is required.

Industry Opportunities

Conference Gala Dinner

25 April 2015, Saturday1845 hrs – 2200 hrsVenue: S.E.A. Aquarium™, Resort World Sentosa

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Registration Fees

REGISTRATION FOR MAIN CONFERENCE (FULL DELEGATE)

DAY REGISTRATION For 24 Or 25 Or 26 APRIL 2015

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Early Bird Rate (SGD)(Before & on 28 Feb 2015)

Early Bird Rate (SGD)(Before & on 28 Feb 2015)

Regular Rate (SGD)(On or after 1st Mar 2015)

Regular Rate (SGD)(On or after 1st Mar 2015)

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*Students - Medical/Nursing/Allied Health

Conference Dinner @S.E.A. Aquarium™, Resort World Sentosa25 April 20151845 hrs – 2200 hrs

Doctors

*Trainee Doctors

Nurses/Allied Healthcare

Conference Dinner @S.E.A. Aquarium™, Resort World Sentosa25 April 20151845 hrs – 2200 hrs

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PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

POST CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

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2nd ESPEN LLL CourseDate : 22 – 23 April 2015Venue : Marina Mandarin Hotel, Singapore, Vanda Ballroom, Level 5Time : 0830 – 1800 hrsLimited to first 80 pax

Extracorporeal Life Support In The ICUDate : 22 – 23 April 2015Venue : Suntec Singapore, Level 3, Meeting Room 333Time : 0800 – 1700 hrsLimited to first 24 pax

Intensive Care Nephrology – Beyond BASICDate : 22 – 23 April 2015Venue : Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Seminar Rooms, Level 3Time : 0830 – 1730 hrs on 22 April 2015 0900 – 1230 hrs on 23 April 2015

RACEplus Singapore Date : 22 – 23 April 2015Venue : Tan Tock Seng Hospital, SIMTAC, Level 4, EDTC Block, Time : 0830 – 1700 hrs

Critical Care Nursing – An Evidence-Based ApproachDate : 26 April 2015Venue : Suntec Singapore, Level 3, Meeting Room 303 and 304Time : 1300 – 1700 hrsLimited to first 100 pax

Critical Care Physiology for Bedside PracticeDate : 26 April 2015Venue : Suntec Singapore, Level 3, Meeting Room 327Time : 1430 – 1700 hrsLimited to first 50 pax

$450.00

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$380.00

AUD1,150.00

$70.00

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VENUE

Since 1995, Suntec Singapore has been a positive influence on the MICE business in Singapore, South East Asia and beyond.

A world-renowned, international venue with the perfect location, the right space, a high level of flexibility and cutting-edge technology that is supported by qualified, motivated and service-orientated people, Suntec Singapore is the venue of choice for meetings, conventions and exhibitions.

Suntec Singapore is the preferred MICE venue situated in the Central Business District of Singapore providing flexible, customizable space, exquisite cuisine and exceptional service for the evolving needs of the MICE industry.

Programme at a Glance – Day 1, Friday, 24 April 2015Preliminary Programme

Time0730 - 0900

0900 - 0920

0900 - 0920

0920 - 0930

0930 - 1000

1000 - 1010

1010 - 1040

1040 - 1220

1040 - 1110

1110 - 1140

1140 - 1210

1210 - 1220

1240 - 1320

Ballroom 1 Ballroom 2

1330 - 1510 Symposium 1Haemodynamic Monitoring

Symposium 2When organs failure

1330 - 1350 Lactate: biomarker and substrateDaniel DE BACKER

ICP monitoring - current state of the artKWEK Tong Kiat

1350 - 1410 Practical parameters for intravascular volume assessmentChairat PERMPIKUL

Managing acute liver failureLEE Kang Hoe

1410 - 1430 Echocardiography in severe sepsisAnthony McLEAN

Managing acute pulmonary edema: follow the waterAndrew BERSTEN

1430 - 1450Setting up a hemodynamic management pathway in the ICU:a how-to guideSEE Kay Choong

Renal recovery and dialytic modality in the ICURinaldo BELLOMO

1450 - 1510 Discussion Discussion

1510 - 1540

1540 - 1700 Symposium 3Fluids and shock

Symposium 4Friend or Foe?

1540 - 1600 Early goal-directed therapy: what now?Sandra PEAKE

Hypothermia - time to freeze this idea?Kenneth CHAN

1600 - 1620 Vasopressor agents in shockDaniel DE BACKER

Is blood bad for you?John FRASER

1620 - 1640Diuretic therapy in the ICU Rinaldo BELLOMO

Acute blood glucose control in diabetic patientsMoritoki EGI

1640 - 1700 Steroid use in critical illness: what has the last 70 years taught us?Bala VENKATESH

When not to use NIVAndrew BERSTEN


Plenary Session 1Intensive care in 2015 and beyond

Opening CeremonySICM & ANZICS Chairs

Guest of Honor SpeechMr GAN Kim Yong

Minister for Health, Singapore

Plenary Lecture 1Why all our trials are failing, why we don't believe the positive ones, and mortality is still falling

Gordon RUBENFELD

Coffee Break / Exhibition

Plenary Session 2Intensive care pearls from East and West

Lunch SymposiumTBC

Registration

Day 1 -‐ Friday -‐ 24th April 2015

Discussion


Plenary Lecture 2Microcirculation in sepsis

Daniel DE BACKER

Plenary Lecture 3Septic acute kidney injury

Rinaldo BELLOMO

Plenary Lecture 4Fever and antipyretics in critically ill patients

Moritoki EGIDiscussion

Ballroom 1

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Programme at aGlance – Day 2, Saturday, 25 April 2015 Programme at aGlance – Day 3, Sunday, 26 April 2015

Note: This is a preliminary programme which is subject to change.

Preliminary Programme

Time Ballroom 1 Ballroom 2

0740 - 0820Breakfast Symposium by

Christoph GRUENDLER

Breakfast SymposiumTBC

0830 - 1010 Symposium 5Mechanical ventilation

Symposium 6The ABCDE approach

0830 - 0850 Ventilator curves - ignoring the obviousAntony TOBIN

Very early goal directed therapy: the next step in sepsis resuscitation?Christopher W SEYMOUR

0850 - 0910 Mechanical and non-mechanical determinants of VILIJohn J MARINI

The medical emergency teamAugustine TEE

0910 - 0930Patients are horribly variable: the case for banning one-size-fits-all protocols for mechanical ventilation in the ICUGeoffrey M SHAW

Post-ICU liasonSEE Kay Choong

0930 - 0950Severe acute asthmaGerald CHUA

Ventilator dependence in critical care: is a chronic ventilator ward needed?Chairat PERMPIKUL

0950 - 1010 Discussion Discussion1010 - 1040

1040 - 1220 Symposium 7Acute respiratory distress syndrome

Symposium 8Outside the ICU

1040 - 1100 Has the Berlin ARDS definition changed anything?Gordon RUBENFELD

Early goal directed sedation and mobilisation Steven WEBB

1100 - 1120 Proper place of prone positioningJohn J MARINI

Muscle wasting in the critically illZudin PUTHUCHEARY

1120 - 1140 Simvastatin in ARDS: the HARP-2 trialDanny McAULEY

Pharmacotherapy for deliriumSimeon TANG

1140 - 1200 ARDS tool kit - evidence-based management, what's left?Matthew COVE

Liberation from mechanical ventilationAntony TOBIN


1240 - 1320

1330 - 1510 Symposium 9When the heart and lungs fail

Symposium 10Ethics and end-of-life care

1330 - 1350 Managing severe acute decompensating heart failureAnthony McLEAN

Challenging end of life cases; the end of futility?Gordon RUBENFELD

1350 - 1410 Extracorporeal membrane oxygenationGraeme MacLAREN

ANZICS and care and decision-making at the end of life in the ICUStephen STREAT

1410 - 1430ECCO2R for hypoxic respiratory failureDanny McAULEY

Withholding and withdrawal of life-sustaining treatments in Asian ICUs - are we different?Jason PHUA

1430 - 1450 Hearts will never be practical until they can never be brokenJohn FRASER

Sustaining the lives of critically ill patientsLOO Shi


1540 - 1700 Symposium 11Nutrition

Symposium 12Intensive care research and its clinical implications

1540 - 1600 Caloric supplementation in the ICUSandra PEAKE

Novel trial designs. Integrating research with routine clinical practiceSteven WEBB

1600 -1620 Gastrokinetic drug therapy and small bowel tubes - when and howAdam DEANE

How a clinical practice committee helps to prioritize innovationsStephen STREAT

1620 - 1640 The optimal protein intakePierre SINGER

International collaboration in observational research during outbreaks Ken BAILLIE

1640 - 1700State of ICU nutrition in SingaporeJonathan TAN

Challenges and strategies for an ICU registry in a low-middle income countryRashan HANIFFA



0740 - 0820 Breakfast SymposiumTBC


0830 - 1010 Symposium 13Infectious diseases in the ICU

Symposium 14ICU leadership, management, and quality improvement

0830 - 0850 Emerging diseases: MERS, SARS, influenzaVernon LEE

What makes a good ICU (warning, evidence-free zone)?Steven WEBB

0850 - 1910 Candidemia in the ICU: epidemiology and treatment optionsLING Li Min

The high dependency unit: what is its role?Michael O'LEARY

0910 - 0930Treatment of extreme-drug resistant or pan-drug resistant gram negative bacilli infections - using polymyxins effectivelyAndrea KWA

Clinical management and ICU research in resource poor settings - "win win" approachRashan HANIFFA

0930 - 0950Optimisation of antimicrobial dosing in the ICUSandra PEAKE

Something from (Almost) Nothing: Using Model Based Therapeutics to Provide Best Care at the Best PriceGeoffrey M SHAW


1040 - 1220 Symposium 15Severe sepsis

Symposium 16Intensive care training and education

1040 - 1100 Sepsis - why do some people get it and some don't?Ken BAILLIE

Developing a new curriculum for intensive care medicine trainingBala VENTAKESH

1100 - 1120 Defining sepsis: the tradeoffs of using biomarkers to identify casesChristopher W SEYMOUR

Building a team of advanced practice nurses in the ICUKaren KOH

1120 - 1140 Surviving sepsis guideines: a curate's eggAdam DEANE

Simulation in critical careJansen KOH

1140 - 1200 Can we ever win the fight against the world's oldest killer? Michael O'LEARY

What I have learned from 10 years of BASIC educationCharles GOMERSALL





Day 2 -‐ Saturday -‐ 25th April 2015

Lunch Symposium by:

Day 3 -‐ Sunday -‐ 26th April 2015

Preliminary Programme


0740 - 0820Breakfast Symposium by

Christoph GRUENDLER


0830 - 1010 Symposium 5Mechanical ventilation

Symposium 6The ABCDE approach

0830 - 0850 Ventilator curves - ignoring the obviousAntony TOBIN

Very early goal directed therapy: the next step in sepsis resuscitation?Christopher W SEYMOUR

0850 - 0910 Mechanical and non-mechanical determinants of VILIJohn J MARINI

The medical emergency teamAugustine TEE

0910 - 0930Patients are horribly variable: the case for banning one-size-fits-all protocols for mechanical ventilation in the ICUGeoffrey M SHAW

Post-ICU liasonSEE Kay Choong

0930 - 0950Severe acute asthmaGerald CHUA

Ventilator dependence in critical care: is a chronic ventilator ward needed?Chairat PERMPIKUL


1040 - 1220 Symposium 7Acute respiratory distress syndrome

Symposium 8Outside the ICU

1040 - 1100 Has the Berlin ARDS definition changed anything?Gordon RUBENFELD

Early goal directed sedation and mobilisation Steven WEBB

1100 - 1120 Proper place of prone positioningJohn J MARINI

Muscle wasting in the critically illZudin PUTHUCHEARY

1120 - 1140 Simvastatin in ARDS: the HARP-2 trialDanny McAULEY

Pharmacotherapy for deliriumSimeon TANG

1140 - 1200 ARDS tool kit - evidence-based management, what's left?Matthew COVE

Liberation from mechanical ventilationAntony TOBIN


1240 - 1320

1330 - 1510 Symposium 9When the heart and lungs fail

Symposium 10Ethics and end-of-life care

1330 - 1350 Managing severe acute decompensating heart failureAnthony McLEAN

Challenging end of life cases; the end of futility?Gordon RUBENFELD

1350 - 1410 Extracorporeal membrane oxygenationGraeme MacLAREN

ANZICS and care and decision-making at the end of life in the ICUStephen STREAT

1410 - 1430ECCO2R for hypoxic respiratory failureDanny McAULEY

Withholding and withdrawal of life-sustaining treatments in Asian ICUs - are we different?Jason PHUA

1430 - 1450 Hearts will never be practical until they can never be brokenJohn FRASER

Sustaining the lives of critically ill patientsLOO Shi


1540 - 1700 Symposium 11Nutrition

Symposium 12Intensive care research and its clinical implications

1540 - 1600 Caloric supplementation in the ICUSandra PEAKE

Novel trial designs. Integrating research with routine clinical practiceSteven WEBB

1600 -1620 Gastrokinetic drug therapy and small bowel tubes - when and howAdam DEANE

How a clinical practice committee helps to prioritize innovationsStephen STREAT

1620 - 1640 The optimal protein intakePierre SINGER

International collaboration in observational research during outbreaks Ken BAILLIE

1640 - 1700State of ICU nutrition in SingaporeJonathan TAN

Challenges and strategies for an ICU registry in a low-middle income countryRashan HANIFFA



0740 - 0820 Breakfast SymposiumTBC


0830 - 1010 Symposium 13Infectious diseases in the ICU

Symposium 14ICU leadership, management, and quality improvement

0830 - 0850 Emerging diseases: MERS, SARS, influenzaVernon LEE

What makes a good ICU (warning, evidence-free zone)?Steven WEBB

0850 - 1910 Candidemia in the ICU: epidemiology and treatment optionsLING Li Min

The high dependency unit: what is its role?Michael O'LEARY

0910 - 0930Treatment of extreme-drug resistant or pan-drug resistant gram negative bacilli infections - using polymyxins effectivelyAndrea KWA

Clinical management and ICU research in resource poor settings - "win win" approachRashan HANIFFA

0930 - 0950Optimisation of antimicrobial dosing in the ICUSandra PEAKE

Something from (Almost) Nothing: Using Model Based Therapeutics to Provide Best Care at the Best PriceGeoffrey M SHAW


1040 - 1220 Symposium 15Severe sepsis

Symposium 16Intensive care training and education

1040 - 1100 Sepsis - why do some people get it and some don't?Ken BAILLIE

Developing a new curriculum for intensive care medicine trainingBala VENTAKESH

1100 - 1120 Defining sepsis: the tradeoffs of using biomarkers to identify casesChristopher W SEYMOUR

Building a team of advanced practice nurses in the ICUKaren KOH

1120 - 1140 Surviving sepsis guideines: a curate's eggAdam DEANE

Simulation in critical careJansen KOH

1140 - 1200 Can we ever win the fight against the world's oldest killer? Michael O'LEARY

What I have learned from 10 years of BASIC educationCharles GOMERSALL





Day 2 -‐ Saturday -‐ 25th April 2015

Lunch Symposium by:

Day 3 -‐ Sunday -‐ 26th April 2015

Conference SecretariatMs Jenny OngCovenant Group Pte LtdBlk 71 Ubi Road 1 #05-46 Oxley Bizhub, Singapore 408732Tel: (65) 6636 6878 Fax: (65) 6636 6877 Email: [email protected]

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