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Conference Programme SSCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Tuesday 16 October 2018 - Pre-Conference Workshops 0800-0845 Arrival Tea & Coffee 0815-1000 0800-1000 Von Room Coronet Facilitators: Patrick Dawes & Anne Greville Operating With Respect Course ONIHL Assessments for ACC: The National 0845-1045 Audit, New Developments, and Process Issues Remarkables 0815 Welcome 0850 Introduction Mr Jim Bartley, Associate Professor of ORLHBS, The Foundation Skills for Surgical 0910 Case Study University of Auckland; Otolaryngologist, Counties Educators Course Manukau Health, Auckland, NZ Session 1 – Learning - What is learning Associate Professor Patrick J.D. Dawes - Understanding learners President, NZSOHNS - Adult learning theory - Involving learners Clinical Associate Professor ORLHNS, Dunedin School of Medicine and Dunedin Public Hospital, Dunedin, NZ Dr Anne Greville, National Audiology Advisor, ACC, Auckland, NZ Mr Peter Sherwen, Otolaryngologist, Tauranga, NZ David Welch, Head of Audiology, The University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ Dr Warwick Williams, Senior Research Engineer, Hearing Health, Sydney, NSW, Australia - Welcome, Housekeeping and Brief Introduction - Noise - Measurement, Types of Noise - Noise Levels/Intensity, 3dB Doubling, Effect of Protection - Noise Induced Hearing Loss, Progression across Time, Exacerbating Factors, ACOEM Guidelines - Firearms and NIHL Sponsored by : 1000-1015 Morning Tea for OWR Course 1000-1030 Morning Tea for ACC Workshop 1045-1100 Morning Tea for FSSE Course 1015-1215 1030-1230 Operating With Respect Course ONIHL Assessments for ACC 1100-1300 continued continuted Foundation Skills for Surgical Educators Course 1015 Building Respect - Epidemiology ONIHL, with examples relevant to Session 2 – Teaching 1115 Building Resilience NZ working environment eg – worker group - Planning learning studies of hearing loss (Dutch builders) - Teaching strategies 1145 Speaking up - Hearing Loss in the General Population, iso7029 - Teaching in different clinical settings - Diagnosis of ONIHL – simple, difficult, Coles et al - Roles of the teacher 2000 - Susceptibility to ONIHL - Non-Occupational NIH 1215-1245 Lunch for OWR Course 1230-1330 Lunch for ACC Workshop 1300-1330 Lunch for FSSE Course SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 1245-1500 1330-1500 Operating With Respect Course ONIHL Assessments for ACC 1330-1500 continued continuted Foundation Skills for Surgical Educators Course 1245 Speaking Up - Apportionment – purpose, contributory Session 3 – Feedback factors, previous audiomentry - Effective feedback - How ISO 1999 May Inform - Model for feedback Apportionment, Limitations - Practising feedback - Summary of lessons learnt - How ISO 7029 may Inform Apportionment. Lutman et al - 2015 1500-1515 Afternoon Tea for OWR Course 1500-1530 Afternoon Tea for ACC Workshop 1500-1515 Afternoon Tea for FSSE Course 1515-1600 1530-1700 1515-1630 Operating With Respect Course ONIHL Assessments for ACC Foundation Skills for Surgical continued continuted Educators Course Session 4 – Assessment - Case Studies Discussion and Feedback - Purpose of assessment - Formative and summative assessment - Strategy & tools - RACS assessment - Evaluation of teacher role 1630-1830 Welcome Reception with sponsors/exhibitors Exhibition Hall Platinum Sponsor SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Wednesday 17 October 2018 0730-0830 Registration and Exhibition Open, Light Breakfast available Level 5 Foyer 0830-0850 Coronet Room Powhiri 0850-0900 Welcome Mr Dean Ruske, 2018 Conference Convenor 0900-0915 Official Opening Associate Professor Patrick Dawes, President NZSOHNS 0915-0945 Personalised Approaches to Adult OSA vs Current and Traditional Paradigms Professor Stuart MacKay, Honorary Clinical Professor Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, Illawarra ENT Head & Neck Clinic, Wollongong NSW, Australia 0945-1030 Introduced by: Bren Dorman James Hardie Neil Lecture Mr Colin Barber, Senior Paediatric Otolaryngologist, Starship Child Health, Auckland, NZ 1030-1100 Morning Tea, Industry Exhibition & Posters Exhibition Hall 1100-1130 Coronet Room Chair: Rob Allison Randomised Controlled Trials in Sleep Surgery Professor Stuart MacKay, Honorary Clinical Professor Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, Illawarra ENT Head & Neck Clinic, Wollongong NSW, Australia 1130-1200 Otoplasty Professor Shan R. Baker, Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Department Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Michigan, USA 1200-1230 Tips and Lessons from 25 Years of Practice Mr Brian Bingham, President ENT UK, Glasgow, Scotland 1230-1330 Lunch, Industry Exhibition, Poster Presentations Exhibition Hall Platinum Sponsor SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Coronet Room Remarkables Room Chair: Chris Thomson Chair: Wouter ten Cate CONCURRENT 1 – Rhinoplasty CONCURRENT 2 - Otology 1330-1400 1330-1410 The Art of Reconstructive Rhinoplasty The ACC National Assessment Audit, New Professor Shan R. Baker, Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Developments, and Process Issues Surgery, Department Otolaryngology Head and Neck Dr Anne Greville, National Audiology Advisor, ACC, Surgery, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Michigan, Auckland, NZ & Richard Fitzgerald, Claims Manager, USA Hearing Loss Team, ACC, Dunedin, NZ 1400-1420 Getting Noses Straight 1410-1420 - FREE PAPER Mr Nick McIvor, Head and Neck/ Thyroid/ Parathyroid Hearing Loss Asymmetry due to Chronic Occupational Surgeon, Auckland Regional Head and Neck Service, Noise Exposure Auckland, NZ Cara Sturman, Medical Student, The University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ 1420-1430 - FREE PAPER A Comparative Study of Surgical Techniques in the Emergency Surgical Airway 1420-1440 Dr Anthony Noor, Clinical Lecturer, University of Southern Cochlear Implantation Programme, Current Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia Indications and Funding Mr Phil Bird, Otologist and Neurotologist, 1430-1440 - FREE PAPER Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Tongue Base Surface Area and Probability of Finding Head Surgery, Christchurch Hospital, Christchurch, NZ and Neck Unknown Primaries: A Cadaveric Study Kaveshan Naidoo, Auckland City Hospital, Auckland, NZ 1440-1500 1440-1450 - FREE PAPER Implantable Devices for Conductive and Mixed Hearing The Unknown Primary: Detection and Management Loss Mr Francis Hall, Head and Neck Surgeon, Counties Dr Melanie Souter, Otologist, Canterbury DHB, Manukau Health and Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ Christchurch, NZ 1450-1500 - FREE PAPER Non-Invasive and Label-Free Detection of Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma using Saliva Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy and Multivariate Analysis Karen Davis, Fellow, University College Hospital Galway, Galway, Ireland 1500-1530 Afternoon Tea, Industry Exhibition & Posters Exhibition Hall Platinum Sponsor SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Coronet Room Remarkables Room Chair: Cathy Ferguson Chair: Tom Kuruvilla CONCURRENT 1 - Thyroid CONCURRENT 2 – SDB 1530-1600 1530-1615 Thyroidectomy, the Zurich Experience Management of Retrolingual Collapse Professor Gerhard F. Huber, Head & Neck Surgeon, The Professor Stuart MacKay, Honorary Clinical Professor University Hospital of Zurich, Switzerland Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, Illawarra ENT Head & Neck Clinic, Wollongong NSW, Australia 1600-1620 Harmonic Scalpel 1615-1635 Mr John M Chaplin, Otolaryngologist, Head and Neck Role of Nasal Surgery in OSA Surgeon, Auckland City Hospital and Mauranui Clinic, Mr Scott Stevenson, Otolaryngologist, Head and Neck Auckland, NZ Surgeon, Canterbury DHB, Christchurch, NZ 1620-1640 1635-1650 The Superior Pole is Key to Thyroid Surgery The Future of Sleep Surgery in New Zealand Mr Nick McIvor, Head and Neck/ Thyroid/ Parathyroid Dr Rachelle Love, Consultant Otolaryngologist and Surgeon, Auckland Regional Head and Neck Service, Sleep Surgeon, Christchurch Public Hospital, Auckland, NZ Christchurch, NZ 1640-1700 1650-1700 - FREE PAPER THRIVE The Bacterial Community and Local Lymphocyte Response Dr Paul Templer, Consultant Anaesthetist, Dunedin are Markedly Different in Patients with Recurrent Tonsillitis Public and Mercy Hospitals; Clinical Leader, Persistent compared to Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Pain Service, Dunedin, NZ Dr James Johnston, PhD Candidate, Department of Surgery, The University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ 1900-2230 President’s Dinner (by invitation only) Rosie B’s (formally Saffron Restaurant), Arrowtown Platinum Sponsor SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Thursday 18 October 2018 0645-0830 NZSOHNS AGM Coronet Room 0730-0830 Registration and Exhibition Open, Light Breakfast available Level 5 Foyer 0830-0910 Coronet Room Chair: Matthew Leaper Standards in Otolaryngology Mr Brian Bingham, President ENT UK, Glasgow, Scotland 0910-0940 Revalidation Mr Andrew Connolly, Chair, Medical Council of NZ 0940-1010 RACS/NZSHONS Dr Cathy Ferguson, Vice-President, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, Wellington, NZ 1010-1030 The Future of Healthcare in NZ Dr Stephen Child, Chief Medical Officer, Southern Cross Health Society, Auckland, NZ 1030-1100 Morning Tea, Industry Exhibition & Posters Exhibition Hall CONCURRENT 1 - 'Innoforce' Coronet Room CONCURRENT 2 – Free Papers Remarkables Chair: Mel Souter Chair: Mike Davison 1100-1120 1100-1110 - FREE PAPER GPRWMF – Innoforce Paediatric Tracheostomy Decannulation Successes and Failures: Professor William B Coman, Foundation Chair, Learning from The Starship Hospital Experience Garnett Passe and Rodney Williams Memorial Dr Jane Canning, House Officer, Starship Child Health, Foundation, Brisbane, Australia Auckland, NZ 1120-1140 1110-1120 - FREE PAPER Innoforce and Its Role in Audit The Effect of Medical Treatments on the Bacterial
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