Welcome Message from the Organising Chairperson

The Academy of Medicine of Malaysia (AMM), will celebrate its Golden Jubilee Year in 2016 by organising a series of events throughout the year. The year-long celebration is to mark its 50 years of glorious existence and provide an opportunity for the Colleges of the Academy to consolidate their amalgamation as a single unified body that represents the profession. Today, the Academy is in a privileged position to articulate the vision and mission of the profession as it embraces all specialties in medicine. Since its establishment in 1966, it has played a pivotal role in ensuring the maintenance of a high standard of professional and ethical practice in the profession.

To commemorate this momentous occasion, a formal inauguration ceremony by DYMM Paduka Seri Sultan Perak Darul Ridzuan, Sultan Nazrin Muizuddin Shah ibni Almarhum Sultan Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah, will be held on 19th August 2016.

Three major events have been planned from the 18th to 21st August 2016 and they include:

• 50th MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE CONGRESS OF MEDICINE

• 3rd AMM-AMS-HKAM TRIPATITE CONGRESS

• 1st EMERGENCY MEDICINE ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC (EMAS) MEETING

In line with the theme of the Congress, “A Multidisciplinary Approach in Strengthening the Chain of Survival”, the Scientific Committee chaired by Dr Mahathar Abdul Wahab, has drawn up a thought-provoking programme, and will bring together, experienced individuals in their chosen fields who will provide insights into current updates and the latest advances which will be relevant to our “day-to-day” clinical challenges.

The AMM Golden Jubilee Gala Dinner, a celebration of the Colleges and the AMM, and honouring past AMM Masters and Past Presidents of the Colleges, will be held at the Grand Ballroom, Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, on 20th August 2016.

Please mark this date in your calendar, and join us to celebrate one of the most exciting and momentous events in the history of the AMM.

Professor Dr Rosmawati Mohamed Organising Chairperson

1 Committees

ORGANISING COMMITTEE Professor Dr Rosmawati Mohamed (Chairperson) Dr Evelyn Ho Lai Ming Professor Datuk Dr Looi Lai Meng

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Dr Mahathar Abdul Wahab (Chairperson) Dr Azrin Mohd Azidin Dr Adi Osman (Deputy Chairperson) Dato’ Dr Jimmy Lee Kok Foo Associate Professor Dr Hanafiah Harunarashid Dr Letchuman Ramanathan (Deputy Chairperson) Dr Teo Aik Howe Dr Siti Suhaila Hamzah Dr Pall Singh Dr Thomas Abraham Associate Professor Dr Tan Geok Chin Dr Julina Md Noor Dr Shaari Ngadiman Dr Farina Mohd Salleh

PUBLICATIONS AND PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Associate Professor Dr Hanafiah Harunarashid Dato’ Dr N K S Tharmaseelan (Chairperson) Dr Farina binti Mohamad Yusoff Professor Datuk Dr Looi Lai Meng Dr Dina Syazana Imran Ho

FINANCE & EXHIBITION COMMITTEE Associate Professor Dr Hanafiah Harunarashid (Chairperson) Dr Steven Chow Kim Weng Dato’ Dr Rosli Mohd Ali (Co-Chairperson) Associate Professor Dr Andrew Tan Dr Evelyn Ho Lai Ming Dr Jeevanan Jahendran Professor Dato’ Dr Khalid Yusoff Dr Yazmin Yaacob

OPENING CEREMONY Dr Chang Keng Wee Datuk Dr Lokman Hakim Professor Dr Victor Lim Emeritus Professor Dato’ Dr Lian Chin Boon

GALA DINNER Dr Chang Keng Wee Professor Dato’ Sri Dr Abu Hassan Asaari Professor Dr Jamiyah Hassan Dr Sushila Sivasubramaniam Professor Dr Mimiwati bt Zahari Dr Goh Kim Yen

COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE Professor Dr Victor Lim Professor Datuk Dr Looi Lai Meng Associate Professor Dr Lim Kean Ghee Emeritus Professor Dr Cheong Soon Keng

2 Invited Faculty

Germany Singapore UK Friedrich Puehringer Benjamin Chua Timothy Coats Goh Siang Hiong Reza Mofidi Hong Kong Gene Ong Paul Ho Hiu Fai Marcus Ong Manoj Karmakar Shirley Ooi Rick Lau

Malaysia Abdul Kursie Hafiz Syarbaini Mansur Rashidi Ahmad Abu Hassan Asaari Abdullah Hanafiah Harunarashid Rizal Alwi Adi Osman Hidayah Shafie Rohazly Ismail Afifi Arshad Ismail Sagap Rosidah Ibrahim Ahmad Faizal Azmi Ismail Saiboon Roslanuddin Mohd Salehuddin Ahmad Khaldun Ismail Izzat Ismail Rosli Mohd Ali Ahmad Tajuddin Johar Jaafar Rozita Ajis Al-Fazir bin Omar Julina Md Noor Sabariah Faizah Jamaluddin Alzamani Idrose Kamarul Aryffin Baharuddin Samsuri Md Isa Amin Arif Nuruddin P Kandasami Sarah Abdul Karim Andre Das Khairi Kassim Sarawana Chelvam Ang Hak Lee Koh Kok Wei Shahridan Mohd Fathil Anisah Adnan Lucy Lum Chai See Shaik Farid Abdull Wahab April Camilla Roslani Liza Sharmini Ahmad Shanti Ratnam Ariza Adnan Mahathar Abd Wahab Shukri Jahit Azma Haryaty Ahmad Mahiran Mustafa Siti Suhaila Hamzah Azuddin Mohd Khairy Mawar Ayub Sobri Muda Boo Nem Yun Mazlan Zakariya Sunita Bavanandan Chin Sze Piaw Maznisah Mahmud Tan Kah Kee Irene Cheah Mohamad Fadhly Yahya Teh Keng Hwang Chew Keng Sheng Mohd Idzwan Zakaria Teo Aik Howe David Chew Soon Ping Mohd Lotfi Hamzah Thong Meow Keong Steven Chow Kim Weng Muhamad Yazli Yuhana Umar Shariff T P Devaraj Noor Hisham Abdullah Wan Azman Wan Ahmad Faisal Salikin Nik Hisamuddin Nik Ab Rahman Wee Tong Ming Faizal Amri Nik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmud Zainal Ariffin Azizi Farina Mohd Salleh Ramzuzaman Ismail Zulkeflee Muhammad Foong Kit Weng Ranjini a/p Sivaganabalan Zuraini Md Noor

3 Programme

Date 19th August 2016 20th August 2016 21st August 2016 Time Friday Saturday Sunday

0700 – 0730 Joint Council Meeting Registration (By invitation only) 0730 – 0800

0800 – 0830 Plenary II Plenary I Symposia 0830 – 0900 Plenary III (5A – 5F) 0900 – 0930 Keynote Address 3rd T J Danaraj Oration 0930 – 1000 Tea Break / Booth Visit Tea Break / Poster Viewing / 1000 – 1030 Exhibition Coffee / Plenary VI Tea Satellite Symposium 1030 – 1100 Plenary VII Symposia (1A – 1F) Symposia Free Plenary VIII 1100 – 1130 Papers (3A – 3F) 1130 – 1200 1 Annual General Meeting of the Academy of Medicine of Malaysia 1200 – 1230 Lunch 1230 – 1300 Presidents’ Lunch Satellite Symposium Lunch Satellite Round Table 1300 – 1330 Symposium Meeting (By invitation only) 1330 – 1400 1400 – 1430 Plenary IV

1430 – 1500 Symposia Plenary V 1500 – 1530 (2A – 2F) Symposia 1530 – 1600 (4A – 4F) Free Tea Break Papers 1600 – 1630 2

1630 – 1700 Opening Ceremony 1700 – 1730 Golden Jubilee Oration 1730 – 1800 1800 – 1830 Welcome Reception 1830 – 1900 1900 – 1930

Golden Jubilee 1945 – 2230 Gala Dinner

Concurrent with Main Congress Programme 19th August 2016, Friday (1050 – 1535) UGRA Workshop 20th August 2016, Saturday (0830 – 1710) Dental Specialist Symposium 20th August 2016, Saturday (1045 – 1700) Public Health Symposium

4 Pre-Congress Workshop I

18th August 2016, Thursday Basic Mechanical Ventilator Course in Emergency Medicine Course Coordinators: Adi Osman, Azma Haryaty, Hidayah Shafie facilitators: Adi bin Osman, Mahathar Abdul Wahab, Ramzuzaman Ismail, Azma Haryaty Ahmad, Hidayah Shapie, Foong Kit Weng, Mohd Hashairi Fauzi, Shahridan Mohd Fathil, Tengku Ahmad Kamal Bashar Abu Bakar Venue: Auditorium Utama, Hospital Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur

Synopsis / introduction : The course is designed to cater to the overwhelming number of patients in emergency department who require mechanical ventilation. The participants will be introduce to the basic respiratory mechanics, basic ventilator modes, invasive ventilation, non invasive ventilation, complications and troubleshooting the ventilators. This will follow with hands-on station in where the participants will be actively guided and participate in managing patient’s interaction with ventilators.

Faculty : Adi bin Osman Foong Kit Weng Mahathar Abdul Wahab Mohd Hashairi Fauzi Ramzuzaman Ismail Shahridan Mohd Fathil Azma Haryaty Ahmad Tengku Ahmad Kamal Bashar Abu Bakar Hidayah Shafie

Target audience : Emergency Physicians, Emergency Trainees, Registrars, and Medical Officers who are involved in emergency care. 0800 – 0830 Registration 0830 – 0850 Pre test 0850 – 0905 Welcome address 0905 – 0925 Mechanical ventilation : An introduction 0925 – 0945 What are normal lung mechanics and how to monitor? 0945 – 1005 What is normal gas exchange and how to monitor? 1005 – 1035 Tea 1035 – 1100 Non invasive positive pressure ventilation 1100 – 1145 What are ventilator modes? 1145 – 1205 How to initiate mechanical ventilator? 1205 – 1225 Lung protective strategy 1225 – 1245 Complication of mechanical ventilation : Physiological & pathological consequences 1245 – 1305 Post test 1305 – 1400 Lunch 1400 – 1700 Hands-on sessions 1400 – 1445 Station A : Ventilator waveforms & loops 1445 – 1530 Station B : Conventional mechanical ventilation I 1530 – 1615 Station C : Conventional mechanical ventilation II 1615 – 1700 Station D : Non Invasive mechanical ventilation 1700 - 1710 Summation & certificate presentation

(Limited to 30 participants per workshop)

5 Pre-Congress Workshop II

18th August 2016, Thursday Focused Abdomen In Critical And Emergency Sonography (FACES) Course Coordinators: Julina Md Noor, Shaik Farid Abdull Wahab facilitators: Julina Md Noor, Toh Hong Chuen, Francis Lee Chun Yue, Marlina Tanty Ramly Hamid, Mahathar Abd Wahab, Alzamani Mohd Idrose, Shaik Farid Abd Wahab, Siti Suhaila Hamzah Venue: Specialist Complex & Ambulatory Care Centre (SCACC), Level 1, 3, Hospital Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur

0800 – 0830 Registration 0830 – 0840 Welcome & introduction 0840 – 0900 Image acquisition 0900 – 0920 Aorta & inferior vena cava 0920 – 0940 Focused biliary ultrasound 0940 – 1000 Focused renal & bladder sonography 1000 – 1020 Tea 1020 – 1150 Hands-on Stations Aorta / IVC / Gallbladder 1150 – 1210 Focused ultrasound of the bowels & appendix 1210 – 1230 Sonography of the pancreas & spleen 1230 – 1300 1st Trimester pregnancy – Important bits in emergency 1300 – 1400 Lunch 1400 – 1530 Hands-on Stations Renal & bladder / Spleen & pancreas / Bowels (Pelvis ultrasound simulator) 1530 – 1600 Multi-focused abdominal ultrasound 1600 – 1615 Closing speech 1615 End of Course

(Limited to 30 participants per workshop)

6 Pre-Congress Workshop III

18th August 2016, Thursday SimPLE Teach (Simulation Practice for Learning and Teaching) – Basic Course Course Coordinators: Ismail Saiboon, Johar Jaafar facilitators: Ismail Saiboon, Mohd Johar Jaafar, Ahmad Jailani Alias, Noor Jahan Venue: Hospital Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (HUKM), Kuala Lumpur

Synopsis: This introductory course is aimed at introducing the participants about the basic elements of simulation in healthcare education. The methods of delivery for this one-day (8 hours) course (plus 3 breaks) is through didactic lectures, small group discussion and hands-on practice.

The learning objective of this course is, at the end of this course, the participant should be able to: i. Understand the difference between adult learning and children learning ways ii. Understand what is simulation in healthcare and what are the different type of simulation iii. Appreciate the role of simulation in healthcare education iv. Design and develop simple scenario v. Performed debriefing to a scenario play

Content: i. Introduce simulation v. Introduction to Mr Sim (getting to know the manikin) ii. Adult learning theory vi. Testing out my scenario + debriefing iii. Hey! This patient is not breathing (sim + debrief) vii. Q & A iv. Design and development of a scenario

Course Schedule: 0800 – 0815 Welcome address and introduction to the course 0815 – 0900 Lesson 1: Understanding about adult learning (L) 0900 – 0945 Lesson 2: Introduction to simulation in healthcare (L) 0945 – 1010 Tea 1010 – 1025 Lesson 3: Hey! This patient is having dyspnoea (P) 1025 – 1055 Lesson 4: Hey! This patient is having dyspnoea (debriefing) (P) 1055 – 1125 Lesson 5: Introduction to scenario design (L) 1125 – 1155 Lesson 6: Knowing your manikin (P) 1155 – 1255 Lesson 7: Designing my scenario – 1 (P) 1300 – 1400 Tea / Lunch 1400 – 1500 Lesson 7: Designing my scenario – 2 (P) 1500 – 1600 Lesson 8: a-testing my scenario – 1 (P) 1600 – 1610 Tea 1610 – 1710 Lesson 8: a-testing my scenario – 2 (P) 1710 – 1740 Discussion, debrief, feedback, Q & A and wrapped-up (D) 1740 Closing

L = Lecture; D = Discussion; P = Practical / Hands-on

(Limited to 30 participants per workshop)

7 Pre-Congress Workshop IV

17th & 18th August 2016, Wednesday & Thursday PHC Directors Course For Doctors Course Coordinators: Sarah Abdul Karim, Wee Tong Min facilitators: Sarah Shaikh Abdul Karim, Marcus Ong Eng Hock Venue: ATLS Centre, Sungai Buloh Hospital, Sungai Buloh, Selangor

Day One 0800 – 0845 Registration 0845 – 0900 Course introduction and objectives Sarah Abd Karim 0900 – 0930 PHCS medical direction: An overview Sarah Abd Karim 0930 – 1000 Essential elements of PHCS Teo Aik Howe 1000 – 1020 Break 1020 – 1200 Group discussion 1 Group A Sarah Abd Karim Group B Teo Aik Howe Group C Nik Hisamuddin NAR 1200 – 1230 PHCS dispatch fundamentals Wee Tong Ming 1230 – 1300 Data, benchmarking and QI concepts in PHC Nik Hisamuddin NAR 1300 – 1400 Break 1400 – 1445 Drugs in pre hospital care – What medical directors should know Kavidha Mohan 1445 – 1530 PHCS financing Teo Aik Howe 1530 – 1700 Group discussion 2 Group C Sarah Abd Karim Group A Teo Aik Howe Group B Nik Hisamuddin NAR 1700 – 1730 Open discussion with faculty

DAY TWO 0830 – 0900 Occupational safety in PHCS Sirajuddin Hashim 0900 – 0930 PHCS training and education Sarah Abd Karim 0930 – 1000 Fundamentals of disaster preparedness Rosidah Ibrahim 1000 – 1030 Break 1030 – 1130 EMS research and research updates Marcus Ong 1130 – 1300 Medical protocols development discussion with presentation 1. Multiple casualty incident – First at scene care Rosidah Ibrahim 2. Medical with use of drugs Teo Aik Howe 3. Trauma / Medical without use of drugs Nik Hisamuddin NAR Reviewer: Marcus Ong, Sarah Abd Karim 1230 – 1430 Break 1430 – 1530 Legal and risk management in pre hospital care services Mahathar Abd Wahab 1530 – 1600 Case dissection 1600 – 1700 Open discussion with faculty Closing and certificate presentation

(Limited to 30 participants per workshop)

8 Pre-Congress Workshop V

18th August 2016, Thursday Emergency Advance Airway Management Course Course Coordinators: Mohd Lotfi Hamzah, Mawar Ayub facilitator: Mohd Lotfi Hamzah Venue: Medical Academies of Malaysia, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur

0745 – 0800 Registration 0800 – 0845 Introduction to emergency airway Mohd Lotfi Hamzah 0845 – 0930 Clinical approach of EAM Mohd Lotfi Hamzah 0930 – 1015 Tea 1015 – 1115 Advanced airway I Friedrich Puehringer 1115 – 1215 Advanced airway II Mohd Lotfi Hamzah 1215 – 1300 Rescue technique 1300 – 1400 Lunch 1400 – 1600 Skill stations Facilitators • EAM approach • Advanced airway 1 • Advanced airway 11 • Rescue technique 1600 – 1615 Tea

1615 – 1700 Airway drill Facilitators 1700 – 1715 Closing

(Limited to 30 participants per workshop)

9 Pre-Congress Workshop VI

18th August 2016, Thursday (1400 – 1700 hrs) Practice Essentials For Management Of Ocular Emergencies Coordinators: Nor Fariza Ngah, Mae-Lynn Catherine Bastion Venue: Tun Hussein Onn National Eye Hospital, Petaling Jaya, Selangor

1300 – 1400 Registration 1400 – 1415 Opening address Pall Singh, President, College of Ophthalmologists 1415 – 1435 Acute red eye – Glaucoma Thayanithi d/o Sandragasu 1440 – 1500 ABC of ocular chemical injury Mohtar Ibrahim 1500 – 1520 Contact lens related ocular emergency Shamala Retnasabapathy 1520 – 1530 Questions and answer 1530 – 1550 Tea break 1550 – 41610 Acute vision loss – Medical retina Pall Singh 1610 – 1620 Surgical management of posterior segment trauma Mae-Lynn Catherine Bastion 1620 – 1640 Acute management of orbital emergency Radzlian Othman 1640 – 1700 Acute emergencies in paediatric ophthalmology Zainal Mohamed 1700 – 1720 Questions and answers Close

(Limited to 30 participants per workshop)

10 Sabah Room Sabah Room Sabah Room Pahang Room ) Malaysia (Hong Kong) ( 1F Allied Health ED triage dystem - Should triage be history and replaced by RAT? Paul Ho Hiu Fai ECG made easy for AHP Farina Mohd Salleh from GSW - Lesson the field Umar Shariff (Malaysia) Perak Room Mahmud (Malaysia) 1 E Surgical GI Bleeding Emergencies Rethinking upper GI bleeding management P Kandasami (Malaysia) Massive vs occult – The diagnostic tips Nik Ritza Kosai Role of interventional radiology in GI bleed Sobri Muda (Malaysia) Selangor Room (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) 1D Emergency Radiology ABC in emergency radiology - Interpreting plain films Sarawana Chelvam Secret of CT Masters Sarawana Chelvam Emergent imaging in paeds - Which, when & what? Rohazly Ismail Sympo s ia ugust 2016, F riday A ugust 2016, th Kedah Room (Malaysia) Ahmad (Malaysia) (Malaysia) 1C CVS Emergencies The STEMI network – What we learn thus far Rosli Mohd Ali – When to refer ACS to tertiary centre Azman Wan Wan Updates in antiplatelets therapy Amin Arif Nuruddin

Penang Room aily P rogramme – 19 aily D (Malaysia) Sivaganabalan 1 B Clinical Toxicology Pearls & pitfalls in clinical toxicology Anisah Adnan (Malaysia) New antidotes that we need to know Ranjini a/p Drug of abuse that we need to know Rick Lau (Hong Kong) that Sarawak Room Century trauma – A new disease emerge Timothy Coats (UK) st (Malaysia) (Malaysia) 1 A Emergency Critical Care Update in sepsis management 2016 Foong Kit Weng Get the BP up! The who, when and why of today’s fluid therapy in sepsis Shanti Ratnam Haemodynamics Adi Osman (Malaysia) Q & A matters in ED – How to get the perfusions monitored? Keynote Add re ss lenary I P lenary Registration 21 Survival of society – A whole country approach Noor Hisham Abdullah (Malaysia) Break / Poster viewing Exhibition Tea Lunch Satellite Symposium 1110 – 1130 1130 – 1145 1050 – 1110 1030 – 1050 0900 – 0945 0700 – 0815 0815 – 0900 1030 – 1145 1145 – 1415 0945 – 1030

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Sabah Room Sabah Room Pahang Room (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) 2F Allied Health In house trauma resuscitation - Role of AHP Mazlan Zakariya Nurses and AMO handling 999 calls – What and where is our limit Rozita Ajis (Malaysia) I do advance care in PHC but not ambulance Ahmad Faizal Azmi Bringing emergency practitioners into ambulances; reconditioning their approach to patient care Samsuri Md Isa Perak Room (Malaysia) (Malaysia) 2 E & Surgical Trauma Emergencies Massive transfusion for tiny patients Gene Ong (Singapore) resuscitation Trauma – Beyond the first hour Rizal Alwi (Malaysia) Handling bleeding thoraces in trauma Azuddin Mohd Khairy Ocular trauma – What do we need to do? Liza Sharmini Ahmad (continued) Selangor Room Wahab (Malaysia) Wahab (Malaysia) Wahab (Malaysia) (Malaysia) 2D Emergency Ultrasound Cardiac USG that you should know in emergency and critical care Mahathar Abd Musculoskeletal emergency ultrasound at a glance Shaik Farid Abdull Abdominal emergency POCUS that matters Alzamani Idrose Lung ultrasound in critically ill patients Farina Mohd Salleh Sympo s ia Kedah Room riday F riday A ugust 2016, th (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) 2C Emergency Critical Care Hooking up with mechanical ventilators – How to do it? Ramzuzaman Ismail Lung recruitment measure in ED Adi Osman The do’s & don’t in mechanical ventilation (Malaysia) Mawar Ayub ED ECMO – The future is now! Zuraini Md Noor Penang Room (Malaysia) 2 B Medical Education Simulation in emergency medicine / trauma Johar Jaafar (Malaysia) “Naked teaching” through flipped classroom Ismail Saiboon Revisiting educational outcome in PG teaching Shirley Ooi (Singapore) Social media & medical educations Julina Md Nor (Malaysia) aily P rogramme – 19 aily D Sarawak Room

(Symposium sponsored by an (Symposium sponsored (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) educational grant from Roche) educational grant from 2 A by DYMM Paduka Seri Sultan Perak Darul Ridzuan, Nazrin Muizuddin Shah ibni Almarhum Azlan Muhibbuddin by DYMM Golden Jubilee Oration CVS Emergencies Update in managing bradyarrthmias Chew Keng Sheng ECGs and culprit vessels – How to recognize? Rashidi Ahmad Cardiac biomarkers in ED – How can we incorporate the use in day to practice? Mahathar Abd Wahab Q & A Break Tea Opening Ceremony Paduka Seri Sultan Perak Darul Ridzuan, Nazrin Muizuddin Shah ibni Almarhum Azlan Muhibbuddin by DYMM Welcome Reception Welcome

1535 – 1545 1415 – 1435 1515 – 1535 1455 – 1515 1435 – 1455 1415 – 1545

1600 – 1800 1545 – 1600 1800 – 1930

12 UGRA Workshop – 19th August 2016, Friday (Concurrent with Main Congress Programme)

(Separate registration fee required)

Venue: Johor Room Facilitators: Manoj Karmakar, Shahridan Fathil, Azrin, Amiruddin, Mafeitzeral, Ling Kwong Ung, Julina Santhi, Lim T C, Khoo E L, Beh Z Y

Workshop (Session I) All blocks you need to know in one go (for ED and OR setting)

1050 – 1145 1. Upper limb blocks (above the clavicle)

• Interscalene block, supraclavicular block, cervical plexus 2. Upper limb blocks (below the clavicle)

• infraclavicular block, axillary block, peripheral rescue nerve blocks

3. Ultrasound guided intravenous access

Workshop (Session II) All blocks you need to know in one go (for ED and OR setting)

1415 – 1535 4. Spine and pravertebral blocks 5. Lower limb blocks (anterior)

• Femoral nerve blocks, saphenous nerve and fascia iliaca compartment block 6. Lower limb blocks (posterior)

• Sciatic nerve block, ankle block 7. UGRA – Monitoring and risk reduction in PNB

• Phantom, triple monitoring, needle & probe manipulation

13 Free Free Sabah Room Sabah Room Sabah Room Sabah Room Sabah Room aper s 1 Pahang Room P (10 papers – 10 minutes each) Johor Room hyperosmolar (Malaysia) (Malaysia) Baharuddin (Malaysia) 3F Emergency Critical Care DKA & syndrome – How to get it right? Faizal Amri (Malaysia) MUDPILES & more gap acidosis Mohd Idzwan Zakaria – How Vasopressors to get it started? Azma Haryaty Ahmad Stroke and BP : just tell Seriously, me what to do! Kamarul Aryffin Al-Fazir bin Omar (Malaysia) Perak Room (Germany) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) 3 E Emergency Airway The unexpected difficult airway – How to avoid? Friedrich Puehringer The upper airway kits that save your day Hamzah Mohd Lotfi Emergency paediatric airways – 10 things that you should know Gene Ong (Singapore) The challenging airway – Obese & Maxillofacial injuries – How to overcome Mawar Ayub Shirley Ooi (Singapore) Selangor Room Adi Osman (Malaysia) Jamaluddin (Malaysia) 3D & Surgical Trauma Emergencies Initial assessment in trauma – The crucial hours Sabariah Faizah Help! Call your surgeon Reza Mofidi (UK) Help! Call your interventional radiologist Sobri Muda (Malaysia) acid in Tranexamic emergency care Timothy Coats (UK) ugust 2016, S aturday A ugust 2016, th Sympo s ia T P Devaraj (Malaysia) Kedah Room century visual medicine st (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) 3C Paediatric Emergency Medicine How to get the fluid right in critically ill paediatric patients? Maznisah Mahmud APLS 2015 Keng Hwang Teh Dengue shock syndrome in babies & children – What do you need to know? Lucy Lum Chai See Paediatric cardiac emergencies – A quick guide Ang Hak Lee (By invitation only)

Sarawak Room aily P rogramme – 20 aily Updates on effective management of ACS in Emergency Medicine (Aspen) Updates on effective management of ACS D (By invitation only)

Caring - The continuing journey (Singapore) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) Nik Ab Rahman (Malaysia) 3 B Hospital Care Pre Every 5 years the guidelines change, how does it affect PHC performance measurements? Marcus Ong Are we ready for uber in cardiac arrest? Aik Howe Teo Advanced provider in pre hospital care – Where they matter most Sarah Abdul Karim 5 confusion Top among providers on the need to immobilize the spine Nik Hisamuddin Sabah Room TJ Danaraj Oration (Malaysia) (Malaysia) Yahya (Malaysia) Fathil (Malaysia) rd lenary II Changes in adult resuscitation guidelines 2015 that alter our practice P lenary III Emergency ultrasound: The 21 P lenary Satellite Symposium (Boehringer Ingelheim) Coffee / Tea Joint Council Meeting 3 3 A Emergency and Critical Care Ultrasound Critical ultrasound that save your days Julina Md Noor EGLS? Mohamad Fadhly Dengue & POCUS – What are the evidence? Hidayah Shafie Regional blockage that will change your practice in ED Shahridan Mohd Q & A Lunch Satellite Symposium Meeting Table Round President’s 1125 – 1145 1105 – 1125 1205 – 1215 1145 – 1205 1045 – 1105 0700 – 0800 0800 – 0835 0835 – 0920 0920 – 1000 1000 – 1045 1045 – 1215 1215 – 1400

14 Free Free Sabah Room Sabah Room Sabah Room aper s 2 Pahang Room P (10 papers – 10 minutes each) Johor Room Salehuddin (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) New literatures that change our practice Roslanuddin Mohd 4F In Research Emergency Medicine What type of research does Emergency Medicine need? Timothy Coats (UK) Advances in Stem cells research in Malaysia – Its role in strengthening the chain of Survival Chin Sze Piaw Artificial intelligent in Emergency Medicine Rashidi Ahmad Rick Lau (Hong Kong)

) Perak Room (continued) Singapore Harunarashid (Malaysia) Azizi (Malaysia) ( 4 E Emergencies Vascular Rupture AAA – Current concept Benjamin Chua Acute limb ischaemia Hanafiah trauma Vascular – A quick tip Zainal Ariffin Acute stroke services – Role of carotid thrombolysis Reza Mofidi (UK) Selangor Room Manoj Karmakar (Hong Kong) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) 4D Paediatric Emergency Medicine National Resuscitation Programme (NRP) 2016 new guidelines Boo Nem Yun Neonatal emergencies: Attending to “The MISFITS”! Irene Cheah (Malaysia) Antibiotic stewardship in paediatrics ED Koh Mia Tuang Acute metabolic crises in infants and children Thong Meow Keong Sympo s ia aturday S aturday A ugust 2016, th Kedah Room (Malaysia) Mansur (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) 4C / Hospital Care Pre Disaster Medicine The great flood 2014 – The logistical nightmare Rosidah Ibrahim From sea of yellow to sea of red – Time to go tactical? Hafiz Syarbaini Challenges in managing the very obese Ming Tong Wee PHC training skills – From stationary to ‘on the move’ Sarah Abdul Karim Sarawak Room (Malaysia) (Hong Kong) (Malaysia) (Singapore) 4 B Medicolegal / Administrative Aspect Of Emergency Medicine OSCC – An insight Faisal Salikin End of life care in emergency department – HK experience Paul Ho Hiu Fai LEAN healthcare in Emergency Medicine – Where are we now? Ahmad Tajuddin Heuristics – How doctors think, and what can go wrong Goh Siang Hiong aily P rogramme – 20 aily D Sabah Room (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) Gol d en J u bilee Gala Dinner lenary I V P lenary V P lenary Ultrasound of airway and an update on its use in emergency medicine Clinical toxiology – Update in gastrointestinal decontamination: Beyond the position statements 4 A CVS Emergencies Acute decompensated heart failure – Updates on therapies David Chew Soon Ping Life threatening ECGs – What do you need to know Faizal Amri (Malaysia) Pacemakers and ICDs in the emergency department Zulkeflee Muhammad – AF and NOACs What, when and how Koh Kok Wei 1525 – 1545 1605 – 1625 1500 – 1525 1545 – 1605 1945 – 2230 1400 – 1430 1430 – 1500 1500 – 1625

15 Dental Specialist Symposium – 20th August 2016, Saturday (Concurrent with Main Congress Programme)

Venue: Penang Room

Morning Chairperson: Thomas Abraham 0830 – 0900 Registration 0900 – 1000 Lecture by the Dean of Faculty of Dentistry, Singapore 1000 – 1020 Tea 1020 – 1120 Lecture by the Dean of Faculty of Dentistry, Hong Kong 1120 – 1200 Successful management of non-vascularised bone graft M Tony Pogrel 1200 – 1240 Successful management of vascularized bone graft M Tony Pogrel Lunch Break

Afternoon Chairperson: David Ngeow 1400 – 1500 Tax planning and related medicolegal issues Choong Kwai Fatt 1500 – 1520 Tea 1520 – 1620 Retiring comfortably during the current dire financial crisis Yap Ming Hui 1620 – 1710 How to make money in a dire market Wan Mahadzir

(Limited to 60 participants per workshop)

16 Public Health Symposium – 20th August 2016, Saturday (Concurrent with Main Congress Programme)

Venue: Malacca Room

1045 – 1215 Symposia Tackling Major Non-Communicable Disease Moderator : Tahir Aris Global and Local NCD Situation: What Goes Wrong! Lekhraj Rampal Paradigm Shift On Targeting For Successful NCD Interventions Zainal Ariffin Omar Materializing Approaches in managing NCD Intervention Amirullah Mohd Arshad

1500 – 1700 Symposia Managing Environmental Disaster, Health Security and Emergency Response On Public Health Threat On Communicable Diseases Moderator : Lekhraj Rampal Global and National Health Security: An Emerging Concern and Agenda Lokman Hakim Sulaiman Nuclear and radiation: Is Public Health Prepared For Emergency? Ahmad Riadz Mazeli Building Capacity for Emergency Response to Public Health Threat Fadzillah Kamaluddin Responding to Public Health Emergency – Role of laboratory Khebir Verasahib

(Limited to 50 participants per workshop)

17 Sabah Room Sabah Room Sabah Room Kedah Room Malacca Room (Malaysia) 5F / Sepsis Colorectal The difficult abdomen – Approaches Andre Das (Malaysia) Managing colorectal trauma – Pearls & pitfalls April Camilla Roslani Anastomotic leaks – Diagnosis & treatment Ismail Sagap (Malaysia) Nutritional support in digestive surgery Shukri Jahit (Malaysia) Penang Room (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) Emerging infectious diseases 2016 that we should know 5 E Infectious Disease Dengue guidelines 2015 – The gist Mahiran Mustafa Yuhana Muhamad Yazli Undifferentiated fever – A systematic approach? Siti Suhaila Hamzah Biomarkers in infectious disease Ariza Adnan (Malaysia) Johor Room Abu Hassan Asaari Abdullah (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) (Malaysia) 5D Respiratory / Renal Emergencies High risk conditions presenting as dyspnea Azma Haryaty Ahmad CAP and HCAP – Diagnosis & management; How does it differs? Emergency dialysis – What do you need to know? Sunita Bavanandan Dermatological Emergencies – A quick guide for Emergency Physicians Steven Chow Kim Weng Sympo s ia ugust 2016, S unday A ugust 2016, Sabariah Faizah Jamaluddin (Malaysia) st Perak Room (Malaysia) (Malaysia) 5C Paediatric Emergency Medicine / Toxicology Crashing hypoxic paediatric PT – What to do in ED Abdul Kursie (Malaysia) strategies Ventilation in paediatrics - They are not ‘small adult’! Maznisah Mahmud Life threatening bites and stings – A simple guide Ahmad Khaldun Ismail Marcus Ong (Singapore) Selangor Room aily P rogramme – 21 aily D (Singapore) 5 B Disaster Medicine Case base : Contingency planning – Hospital perspective Khairi Kassim (Malaysia) Humanitarian assistance and medical mission for Nepal earthquake victims – A lesson identified & learned Izzat Ismail (Malaysia) medicine – Tactical from Lahad Lesson Datu invasion Umar Shariff (Malaysia) Disaster medicine tools – Triage Goh Siang Hiong Kedah Room (Malaysia) Baharuddin (Malaysia) (Malaysia) Trauma care in Malaysia – Addressing the gaps V I Trauma P lenary lenary V II New gizmo in resuscitation P lenary V III The pathway in achieving clinical echelon emergency medicine P lenary Emergency Critical Care Beyond hypothemia in post cardiac arrest Ramzuzaman Ismail Intracerebral haemorrhage – What emergency interventions improve patient outcomes? Kamarul Aryffin on, lytes off – Lytes Deadly electrolyte emergencies Chew Keng Sheng Acute pain management in emergencies – A quick tip Afifi Arshad (Malaysia) Q & A Visit Break / Booth Tea Annual General Meeting of the Academy Medicine Malaysia Lunch 5 A 0920 – 0930 0900 – 0920 0820 – 0840 0840 – 0900 0800 – 0820 0800 – 0930 1000 – 1030 1030 – 1100 1100 – 1130 1130 – 1230 1130 – 1230 0930 – 1000

18 Congress Information

Congress Secretariat Golden Jubilee of Academy of Medicine G-1 Medical Academies of Malaysia, 210 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tel : (603) 4025 3700, 4025 4700, 4023 4700 Fax : (603) 4023 8100 Email : [email protected] Website : www.50anniversaryamm2016.org

Registration Fees Before 15th June to Category On Site 14th June 2016 10th August 2016 Members of AMM, AMS and HKAM RM 750 RM 800 RM 900 Non-Members of AMM, AMS and HKAM RM 800 RM 850 RM 950 Allied Health Professionals / Medical Students RM 700 RM 750 RM 850 Delegate – Special Package* RM 600 RM 650 RM 700 * Lunch not provided Day Registration Before 14th June 2016 15th June to 10th August 2016 Allied Health Professional (20th August 2016) Congress Registrants RM 150 RM 175 Non-Congress Registrants RM 300 RM 325 Dental Specialist (20th August 2016) Congress Registrants RM 150 RM 175 Non-Congress Registrants RM 300 RM 325 Public Health Medicine Specialist (20th August 2016) Congress Registrants RM 150 RM 175 Non-Congress Registrants RM 300 RM 325 Pre-Congress Workshops Before 14th June 2016 15th June to 10th August 2016 1. Basic Mechanical Ventilator Course in Emergency Medicine (18th August 2016) Members of AMM, AMS and HKAM RM 100 RM 125 Non-Members of AMM, AMS and HKAM RM 150 RM 175 2. Focused Abdomen In Critical & Emergency Sonography (FACES) (18th August 2016) Members of AMM, AMS and HKAM RM 250 RM 300 Non-Members of AMM, AMS and HKAM RM 400 RM 450 3. SimPLe Teach (Simulation Practice for Learning and Teaching) – Basic Course (18th August 2016) Members of AMM, AMS and HKAM RM 100 RM 125 Non-Members of AMM, AMS and HKAM RM 200 RM 250 4. PHC Directors Course For Doctors (17th – 18th August 2016) Members of AMM, AMS and HKAM RM 200 RM 225 Non-Members of AMM, AMS and HKAM RM 300 RM 350 5. Emergency Advance Airway Management Course (18th August 2016) Members of AMM, AMS and HKAM RM 100 RM 125 Non-Members of AMM, AMS and HKAM RM 200 RM 250 6. Practice Essentials For Management Of Ocular RM 50 RM 70 Emergencies (18th August 2016) 7. UGRA Workshop (19th August 2016) Congress Registrants RM 150 RM 175 Non-Congress Registrants RM 300 RM 325 Golden Jubilee Gala Dinner (20th August 2016) RM 400 per ticket RM 4,000 per table The above rates are inclusive of the 6% GST.

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Golden Jubilee Gala Dinner The AMM Golden Jubilee Gala Dinner will be held on 20th August 2016, Saturday. We encourage companies, institutions and individuals to join us for the dinner.

Entitlements Delegates will be entitled to the following: u Admission to the scientific sessions and trade exhibition u Golden Jubilee Oration u Congress bag and Congress publications u Coffee / Tea u Opening Ceremony u Lunch Satellite Symposia

Registration Please use the Registration Form given in this announcement. Photocopies of the form may be used. Registration will only be confirmed upon receipt of full payment.

Certificate of Participation A certificate of participation will be issued to all delegates.

Trade Exhibition A Trade Exhibition will be held at the Congress venue itself. Interested companies are requested to contact the Secretariat.

Payment 1. Cheques are to be issued in favour of “Golden Jubilee of Academy of Medicine”. 2. Payments can also be made via telegraphic transfer to: Account Name : Golden Jubilee of Academy of Medicine Name of Bank : Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia Berhad Address of Bank : 33-35, Jalan Ipoh, 51200 Kuala Lumpur Account Number : 873194835306 Swift Code : SCBLMYKXXXX Online registration and payment is available at www.50anniversaryamm2016.org

Cancellation and Refund Policy The Conference Secretariat must be notified in writing of all cancellations. Refund will be made after the conference as follows: Cancellation on or before 15th July 2016 : 50% refund Cancellation from 16th July 2016 : No refund

Hotel Accommodation (Congress Venue) Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur 11, Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tel : (603) 2026 8488 Fax : (603) 2032 1245 Attention : Reservation Department Email : [email protected] Website : www.shangri-la.com Daily Room Rates Room Category Single Occupancy Double Occupancy Deluxe Room RM 485 ++ RM 535 ++ Executive Room RM 515 ++ RM 565 ++ Horizon Executive Room RM 680 ++ RM 730 ++

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Please book your hotel accommodation directly through the hotel hyperlink ON OR BEFORE 4th August 2016. The hotel and Group Code will be pre-selected if this direct hyperlink is used: http://www.shangri-la.com/reservations/booking/en/index.aspx?hid=SLKL&group_code=AOM170816& check_in=20160817&check_out=20160822 Alternatively, you can make your bookings directly on the hotel website using the Group Code: AOM170816 1. Go to the Shangri-La website. 4. Click the Check Availability button to continue. 2. Select the appropriate hotel and enter all the necessary stay 5. If all the search criteria are correct and rooms are still requirements like check-in date, check-out date, number of available for the group, the group rate will be returned in the rooms, adults and children. availability search result. Simply follow the on-screen 3. Under the “Special Rate” area, select “Group Code” and enter instructions to complete the online booking the Group Code.

Liability The Organising Committee will not be liable for personal accidents, loss or damage to private properties of the delegates during the Conference. Participants should make their arrangments with respect to personal insurance.

Disclaimer Whilst every attempt will be made to ensure that all aspects of the Conference as mentioned in this publication will take place as scheduled, the Organising Committee reserves the right to make changes should the need arises.

21 Abstract Submission Guidelines

All abstracts must be submitted electronically through our online abstract submission page by 31st May 2016.

Late submissions, email and paper submissions will not be entertained.

Abstract Requirements u The title should be brief u Do not include titles for authors (e.g Professor, Dr etc) u Language – English u Word count – must not exceed 300 words u Key words – maximum of 5 abstract key words u Font type – Times New Roman u Font size – 12 u Table, figure and diagram are not acceptable u Abstract Format For u Original article – i) Introduction ii) Materials & Methods iii) Results v) Discussion u Case report – i) Introduction ii) Case report iii) Discussion & Conclusion

Important Note

All presenting authors must register and pay for the conference before abstract submission is allowed. Please indicate the presenting author by underlining the author’s name in the abstract. The presenting author need not be the first author. Abstract submissions are limited to a maximum of three abstracts per presenting author. Please submit abstracts to www.50anniversaryamm2016.org

22 Young Investigator Award

The Academy of Medicine of Malaysia initiated the Young Investigator Award to encourage young investigators to participate in the proceedings of the Malaysia-Singapore Congress of Medicine. This is in recognition of outstanding original work and consists of an honorarium of RM 2,000 and a certificate of merit.

Rules

1. The Award is given to the person who presents the best free paper at the Malaysia-Singapore Congress of Medicine. 2. The competition is open to all doctors below the age 35 as of 1st January 2016 and working in Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong. 3. Only original work not previously published or presented will be considered. 4. The work must have been carried out in Malaysia / Singapore. 5. A panel of judges will be appointed by the Council of the Academy whose decision shall be final. 6. The panel shall select and shortlist five entries from all the free papers submitted to the Congress and will attend the oral presentation of these shortlisted papers before coming to a final decision which will then be forwarded to Council for approval. 7. In the event that no entry of sufficient merit is received, the panel of judges may recommend to the Council that no award be made. 8. The Council of the Academy reserves the right to request the winner of the award to make a special presentation, should the need arise and to reprint the winning entry in any publication the Council so desires.

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