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Tuesday 16 October 2018

0700 – 1900	Registration Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
0700 – 1100	Exhibitor Bump In Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Allied Health Forum – Towards a Scarless World – May the Force be with you!! Meeting Room B1		Nursing Forum Meeting Room B2		Scientific Forum Meeting Room B3 Click here to download Program PDF
0900 – 0930	Using the force to manage scars from the outside in – Part 1 Developments in Physical Scar interventions including – Massage, Shockwave therapy, Microneedling, taping and exercise Peter Moortgat , Belgium	0900 – 0910	Welcome Kristen Storey, Queensland	0855 – 0900	Welcome and introductions Associate Professor Leila Cuttle, Queensland & Alison Evans, NSW
				Skin repair, regeneration and tissue engineering: Scientific showcase
0930 – 1000	Using the force to manage scars from the outside in – Part 2 Developments in Physical scar interventions including – Pressure therapy, silicone and inserts Professor Cecilia Li, Hong Kong	0910 – 0940	Educating external hospital, effect the Burns Game has had Kristina Stiles, United Kingdom	0900 – 0920	Intelligently Engineered Skin Dr Vaughan Feisst, New Zealand
1000 – 1030	Using the force to manage scars from the inside out Psychosocial management to optimise quality of life Martha Druery, Queensland	0940 – 0950	BQIP Update Dr Lincoln Tracey, Victoria	0920 – 0940	Adelaide’s Skin Laboratory’s Clinical Service and Progress towards Abolishing the Need for Skin Grafts Dr Bronwyn Dearman, South Australia
		0950 – 1000	The Burns Nurse Practitioner: Transforming paediatric Outpatient Care Madeleine Jacques, New South Wales	0940 – 1000	Novel Skin Substitutes: The Alfred Approach Dr Shiva Akbarzadeh, Victoria
		1000 – 1010	Discussion- should accredited burns unit have a NP as part of the nursing staff	1000 – 1015	Burn Injury and Repair: New Methods, Models and Markers Associate Professor Leila Cuttle, Queensland
		1010 – 1030	Procedural pain assessment: is there a good option? Di Crellin, Victoria	1015 – 1030	Understanding Fibroblast Phenotype to Promote Tissue Regeneration Associate Professor Mark Fear, Western Australia
				1030 – 1045	Q & A
1030 – 1100	Morning Tea Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
1100 – 1145	Case Study – Using the Force Peter Moortgat, Belgium, Professor Cecilia Li, Hong Kong & Martha Druery, Queensland	1100 – 1110	Anaesthetic Block for donor sites Cienwen Town, Queensland	The future of burn science and research: group discussion and priority setting
				1100 – 1200	What key questions / priorities should we be addressing? How can we accelerate progress through scientific and clinical collaboration?
1145 – 1200	Feedback from ANZBA Burn Rehabilitation Course	1110 – 1120	Smart devices, images and privacy Siobhan Connolly, New South Wales	1200 – 1230	What could collaboration look like? Priority setting: towards a shared agenda in burn science and research
1200 – 1230	ANZBA Allied Health Business Meeting Andrea Mc Kittrick, Queensland	1120 – 1150	Skin bank- retrieval, donation, uses Candice Leighton	1230	Forum summary and close
		1150 – 1210	Self care for nurses Antonia Solomon & Lynne Heyes
		1210 – 1220	Partnerships in Burns care and research Dr Bronwyn Griffin, Queensland
		1220 – 1230	Wrap Up

1230 – 1330	2018 ANZBA Annual Scientific Meeting Arrival Lunch & Exhibition Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	2018 ANZBA Annual Scientific Meeting Opening Session Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Dr Rosslyn Walker & Dr Carl Lisec Timekeeper – Dr Bronwyn Griffin
1330 – 1335	Welcome Professor Roy Kimble and Dr Jason Miller, Queensland 2018 ANZBA ASM Co-Convenors
1335 – 1350	Acknowledgment of Country Greggory Ross, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Hospital Liaison & Health Workers Services, Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital , Queensland
1350 – 1405	Official ASM opening The Honourable Dame Quentin Bryce AD CVO
1405 – 1425	Murray Clarke Oration Wing Commander, Acting Director of Trauma, Dr Michael Rudd, Department of Health, Queensland
1425 – 1435	The Eye – A Sanctuary from Thermal Injury The J. Fred Leditschke Tribute PaperProfessor John Pearn AO RFD, Paediatrician, Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital, QueenslandPresentation PDF
1435 – 1450	Platinum Sponsor Presentation Smith & Nephew
1450 – 1500	Discussion
1500 – 1530	Afternoon Tea & Exhibition Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Innovation in scar assessment and treatment Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Dr Romi Das Gupta & Dr Suzanne Rae Timekeeper – Dr Megan Simons
1530 – 1550	Advances in the assessment of burn scars Dr Zephanie Tyack, Queensland
1550 – 1600	The Brisbane Burn Scar Impact Profile (caregiver version for children older than 8 years) is reliable and valid for measuring health-related quality of life in children with burn scars Dr Megan Simons, Queensland
1600 – 1610	Differentiating elasticity from pliability, and its importance in Hypertrophic Scar Assessment Walei Zhang, Hong Kong
1610 – 1620	Development of mechanism-based Lysyl oxidase inhibitors to reduce skin fibrosis and scarring Dr Andrew Stevenson, Western Australia
1620 – 1630	Sensory descriptors used by people with burn scarring Naomi Davis, Queensland
1630 – 1700	Debate – There is little place for a Doctor in a burns clinic Adjudicators: Richard Wong She, New Zealand & Craig Mcbride, Queensland Panel For: Dr Kelvin Choo, Queensland Kristina Stiles, United Kingdom Anne Darton, New South Wales Panel Against: Dr Andrea Issler-Fisher, New South Wales Dr Suzanne Rae, Western Australia Rebecca Schrale, Tasmania
1700 – 1900	2018 ANZBA Annual Scientific Meeting Welcome Reception Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre

Wednesday 17 October 2018

0700 – 1700	Registration Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Breakfast Session Meeting Rooms P6 & P7, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
0700 – 0800	Breakfast Session hosted by Mölnlycke Dressing a partial thickness burn post assessment with a focus on difficult to dress areas: A practical hands on workshop and knowledge sharing opportunity for all delegates. Kristina Stiles, United Kingdom
	Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Scar remodelling Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Associate Professor John Harvey & Dr Zephanie Tyack Timekeeper – Anita Plaza
0815 – 0835	Emerging therapies, mechano transduction Mr Peter Moortgat, Belgium
0835 – 0855	Microneedling Associate Professor Dr Matthias Aust, Germany
0855 – 0915	Fractional Laser Dr Andrea Issler-Fisher, New South Wales
0915 – 0925	Discussion
0925 – 0935	Prioritizing target genes from large clinical datasets using Watson Drug Discovery (WDD) Dr Andrew Stevenson, Western Australia
0935 – 0945	Advancement in 3D printing technology in the management of facial hypertrophic scar Walei Zhang, Hong Kong
0945 – 0955	Discussion
1005 – 1030	Debate- Small to medium sized, deep dermal partial thickness burns no longer need to be grafted Adjudicators: Professor Roy Kimble, Queensland & Dr Andrea Issler-Fisher, New South Wales Panel For: Professor Steven Jeffery, United Kingdom Dr Suzanne Rea, Western Australia Associate Professor Warwick Teague, Victoria Panel Against: Associate Professor John Harvey, New South Wales Mr Richard Wong-She, New Zealand Dr Andrea Issler-Fisher New South Wales
1030 – 1100	Morning Tea & Exhibition Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Surgical Intervention and Burn Outcomes Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Dr Kelvin Choo & Mr Richard Wong-She Timekeeper – Kristen Storey
1100 – 1110	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	A review of The National Burn Centre: the first 10 years Dr Nicholas Solanki, New Zeland
	50 years Burns Service at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital, South Australia Dr Hsu Phie Chong, South Australia
	Reducing waste: The STAR project (Streamlining Theatre equipment And Resources) Dr Kiran Narula, Western Australia
	High serum levels of silver in a paediatric burns patient managed with silver dressings does not equate to a clinical disaster Dr Ingrid Salna, South Australia
1110 – 1120	The first cut is not the deepest: variability in split-thickness skin grafts harvested using a powered calibrated dermatome Dr Craig McBride, Queensland
1120 – 1130	Influence of bacterial colonisation of the burn wound on successful graft take in minor burns Dr Dharshini Selvarajah, New South Wales
1130 – 1140	Retrospective audit of burn injuries to lower limbs that require skin grafting in a paediatric population Crystle Gambetta, Queensland
1140 – 1150	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	Retrospective audit of analgesia for 1ST SSG Surgery in the Victorian adult burns service The Alfred Hospital 2014-2017 Dr Kerry McLaughlin, Victoria Presentation PDF
	Preventing web space contractures in hand burns Dr Dinuksha De Silva, New South Wales
	Setting up evidence-based cost-effective and clinically efficacious wound care service in a tertiary hospital in New Zealand: lessons learned Dr Wei Lun Wong, New Zealand
	Autologous skin cell suspensions and Partial thickness Paediatric burns: The BRACS Trial Protocol Dr Anjana Bairagi, Queensland Presentation PDF
	Study of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy as an Adjunctive Treatment for Acute Burns in Children (SONATA in C): study protocol for a randomised controlled trial Cody Frear, Queensland
1150 – 1200	Biobrane versus Acticoat: A Retrospective 2-year review of the treatment of mid-dermal burns of the torso in children at The Children’s Hospital Westmead Dr Dharshini Selvarajah, New South Wales
1200 – 1210	The Enemy You Can’t See: What is the effect of minor burn injuries on return to physical activity at 3 and 12 months post injury? Stephanie Wicks, New South Wales
1210 – 1220	Seaweed, sheep’s wool and spider webs: randomised controlled trial of split-thickness skin graft donor site dressings in children’s burn Dr Craig McBride, Queensland
1220 – 1235	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	Predictors of outcomes in patients with facial burns: A retrospective chart review Dr Isobel Yeap, New South Wales Presentation PDF
	Current burn scar management practices for the face and neck Michael Serghiou, United States of America
	Time for a change in paradigm in clinical wound care: a review of literature and role of acetic acid dressing Dr Wei Lun Wong, New Zealand
	Donor site dressings: how much do they affect pain? Dr Megan Grigg, Queensland
	‘Kenacomb Ointment’ for hypergranulation tissue in burns: a review of efficacy and adverse effects Dr Nicholas Tang, Victoria
1235 – 1325	Lunch & Exhibition Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	BRANZ Steering Committee Meeting Arbour Room 1, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Non-operative Scar Treatment Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Mr Peter Moortgat Timekeeper – Amber Jones
1325 – 1345	Smart scar pad Professor Cecilia Li, Hong Kong
1345 – 1355	Effectiveness of topical silicone gel and pressure garment therapy for burn scar prevention and management in children: a randomised controlled trial Jodie Wiseman, Queensland
1355 – 1405	Scar Management: Academic-clinician collaborations in identifying and mapping evidence Dr Matthew Stephenson, South Australia Presentation PDF
1405 – 1415	Interim Pressure Garment Therapy: An investigation into the use of low level pressure therapy for burns donor site support and scar reduction Michelle Donovan, Queensland
1415 – 1425	The experiences of wearing compression garments post burn injury Nicole Coghlan, Queensland
1425 – 1435	The effectiveness of adherence interventions in patients with burns: A systematic review Jessica Killey, Queensland
1435 – 1445	Post-burn healing: quantifying optimal compression therapy Rosemary Kendall, Western Australia Presentation PDF
1445 – 1455	A mixed method design to examine the use of padding inserts in pressure garments for burns scar management Kate Sands, Queensland Presentation PDF
1455 – 1525	Afternoon Tea & Exhibition Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Critical Care Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Associate Professor Jenny Paratz & Dr John Gowardman Timekeeper – Alison Hill
1525 – 1535	Retrospective review of airway involvement in SJS/ TENS Dr Harmeet Bhullar, Victoria
1535 – 1545	Physiological characteristics and recovery pattern of dysphagia and dysphonia following inhalation injury: a 10 year review Dr Nicola Clayton, New South Wales Presentation PDF
1545 – 1555	Systemic fungal infections in burns patients Dr Lucy Aitchison, New South Wales
1555 – 1605	Effect of low-protein diet on cutaneous wound healing and metabolism in a mouse model Dr Jonathan Hew, New South Wales
1605 – 1615	Ventilator associated Pneumonia in burns patients Dr Jithesh Appukutty, United Kingdom
1615 – 1630	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	Inpatient burns positioning chart review Nicole Alexander, Victoria
	Survivability in major Paediatric Burn Injuries: A single centre experience Dr Hsu Phie Chong, South Australia
	Pressure injury risks with head and neck positioning for severe burn injury patients in the intensive care setting Akane Katsu, New South Wales
	The cost of Self Immolation – 20 years of data from RBWH Mikaela Seymour, Queensland Presentation PDF
1630 – 1730	ANZBA AGM – All Members Welcome Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
1730 – 1900 (the workshop will commence at the conclusion of the AGM)	ANZBA Second Skin Workshop 2018 *Arbour room 1, Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre* The Second Skin team are pleased to present a collaborative workshop for burns/trauma therapists with a focus on: Complex problem solving with compression garments for burns and trauma necrotising fasciitis neuropathic pain wound, scar and postural management Dynamic Splinting in compression garments options guidelines indications and contraindications
1800 – 1900	Tour of the Queensland State Emergency Centre An optional guided tour of the Queensland State Emergency Centre based at Kedron is being offered to ANZBA delegates. The tour will be hosted by Assist Commissioner Gerald Lawler. Transport will be available for delegates who wish to attend the tour, departing from the Brisbane Convention Centre at 17:30 and returning at approximately 19:30. Cost – $15 per delegate (registrations are limited)
1900 – 2100	NovoSorb BTM Australia Launch Hosted by PolyNovo *The Charming Squire, 3/133 Grey Street Brisbane* Case experiences from Australia and the US Dr Marcus Wagstaff, Royal Adelaide Hospital Dr Jason Brown, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Dr Hamed Amani, Lehigh Valley Hospital Click here for further information.

Thursday 18 October 2018

0700 – 1630	Registration Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Breakfast Session Meeting Rooms P1 & P2, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
0700 – 0800	Breakfast Session hosted by Smith & Nephew Refining the use of silver for burn wound management Professor Steven Jeffery, United Kingdom
	Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Military, Medical and Mechanism Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Professor Steven Jeffery & Dr Michael Rudd Timekeeper – Tracey Perrett
0815 – 0825	When desire, adaptation, and expectation collide: discerning ‘meaningful’ change Associate Professor Steven McPhail, Queensland
0825 – 0835	Links between the quality of initial burn care and the minimization of scar Professor Palmer Bessey, United States of America
0835 – 0845	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	Can lime juice cause burns? A case series of paediatric phytophotodermatitis Dr Dinuksha De Silva, New South Wales
	Assessment and management of hot springs burns in New Zealand Dr Theresa Muwanga-Magoye, New Zealand
	Burns from plaster backslabs: Is current practice safe? Dr Tam Quinn, Victoria Presentation PDF
	Vaporisers: A danger in paediatric burns Dr Teagan Fink, Victoria
	Can’t handle the heat: Public holidays and an increased incidence of coal burns in the paediatric population Dr Courtney Hall, Victoria
0845 – 0855	Mitigating fire casualties in cities around the world Elise Kempler, New South Wales
0855 – 0905	Epidemiology of work-related burn injuries presenting to burn centres in Australia and New Zealand Dr Judith McInnes, Victoria
0905 – 0915	Review of extravasation injuries in paediatric patients: Management and outcomes Dr Michelle Chen, Queensland
0915 – 0925	Exhausted! A five year review of the characteristics and clinical outcomes of paediatric vehicle exhaust burns Dr Bronwyn Griffin, Queensland
0925 – 0935	Cohort series and systematic literature review: Intentional self- and peer- inflicted aerosol skin injuries ‘Frosties’ Dr Christopher Maguire, Queensland
0935 – 0945	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	Flat out dangerous: Household iron burns in children Dr Teagan Fink, Victoria
	Factors associated with home fire escape plans in New South Wales: Multinomial analysis of high risk individuals and NSW population Kathy Tannous, New South Wales
	Brothers who burn: Two paediatric case reports of para- Phenylenediamine (PPD) Sensitisation to black henna Dr Rachael Stokes, New South Wales Presentation PDF
	Burn injuries secondary to cryolipolysis: Freezing fat, burning skin Dr Jennifer Martins, Western Australia
	A case series of burns from Cupping Therapy Dr Jenaleen Law, New South Wales
0945 – 1000	Case Study – Management of morbidly obese patients Facilitators: Dr Carl Lisec, Queensland & Mr Richard Wong-She, New Zealand Panelists: Professor Steven Jeffery, United Kingdom Andrea Mc Kittrick, Queensland Associate Professor Jenny Paratz, Queensland Rachel Edmondson, New South Wales Dr Jon Vandervord, New South Wales
1000 – 1030	Morning Tea & Exhibition Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Psychosocial and Family Experience Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Dr Alexandra De Young & Martha Druery Timekeeper – Julia Kwiet
1030 – 1040	Evaluation of the efficacy of the CARE early intervention at preventing posttraumatic stress in young injured children: Results from two randomized controlled trials conducted in Australia and Switzerland Dr Alexandra De Young, Queensland
1040 – 1050	The trials and tribulations of peer-led burns support initiatives in Australia: are we ‘throwing the baby out with the bath water’? Martha Druery, Queensland Presentation PDF
1050 – 1100	The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Removed): An overview of tattoo physiology, reactive Lymphadenitis, removal, and scarring Dr Larsa Al-omaishi, Queensland
1100 – 1110	Procedural pain and parental posttraumatic stress: Consequences for young child burn wound re-epithelization Erin Brown, Queensland
1110 – 1120	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	Representations of facial scars in film Dr Isobel Yeap, New South Wales Presentation PDF
	A brief psychosocial screening program – acceptable to both patient and clinician? Initial feedback Kat Skinner, New Zealand
	Rising to the challenge of long-term follow up research in burns: reducing attrition Martha Druery, Queensland Presentation PDF
	Beyond burns online hub – A co design approach Anne Darton, New South Wales
1120 – 1130	Take Six video resource for parents of young children undergoing burn dressing changes Erin Brown, Queensland
1130 – 1140	Putting appearance on the agenda: Supporting paediatric patients with disfigurement-related psychosocial issues Caroline Gee, Queensland
1140 – 1150	Burn Injury as a result of Interpersonal Violence in the Northern Territory Top End Dr Lisa Murphy, Northern Territory Presentation PDF
1150 – 1200	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	The shared value of consumer engagement Anne Darton, New South Wales
	Children and families’ experiences of adhering to scar treatments Jessica Killey, Queensland
	Patient reported experiences of their treatment and recovery at the severe burn injury unit, Royal North Shore Hospital Julia Kwiet, New South Wales
1200 – 1300	Lunch & Exhibition Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Epidemiology and Service Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Dr Michael Peck & Dr Carl Lisec Timekeeper – Cath McMillan
1300 – 1320	WHO Global Burn Registry (GBR)—A standardized platform for burn data collection Dr Michael Peck, United States of America Presentation PDF
1320 – 1330	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	Epidemiology of burns patients admitted to the State-wide Adults Burns Service in Queensland: A 10-year Review Jacelle Warren, Queensland
	Secure image storage: A new hope Siobhan Connolly, New South Wales Presentation PDF
	Enhancing clinical handover by using burn external referral form in a burn centre Tze Wong, Hong Kong
	The clinicians strike back: ANZBA Burn Prevention Committee: who, what, why? Siobhan Connolly, New South Wales Presentation PDF
	Fighting Axilla Burn Contracture Head On: A retrospective review of end of range axilla splinting in the paediatric population Rhianydd Thomas, New South Wales
1330 – 1340	Predictors of moderate to severe itch 12 months following admission to Hospital for burn injury Dr Lincoln Tracy, Victoria
1340 – 1350	Benchmarking burn data across the Pacific Dr Lincoln Tracy, Victoria
1350 – 1400	The long term impact of burns on the immune system Dr Andrew Stevenson, Western Australia
1400 – 1410	BQIP: Driving improved burn care through registry data Dr Lincoln Tracy, Victoria
1410 – 1420	A retrospective review of two years of intensive care admissions with a primary diagnosis of burns in a quaternary burns centre Dr Juliette Mewton, Queensland Presentation PDF
1420 – 1430	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	Immersive virtual reality in occupational therapy practice as a non-opioid analgesic during burn wound care procedures Amber Jones, Queensland
	The cause of death among patients with burn Injuries in Burn Unit of Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital Lara Aristya, Indonesia
	Burns contractures causing ingrown nails: A case series of two patients Dr Jenaleen Law, New South Wales
1430 – 1500	Afternoon Tea & Exhibition Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Indigenous and Vulnerable populations Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Associate Professor Warwick Teague & Dr Bhavesh Patel Timekeeper – Dr Bronwyn Griffin
1500 – 1505	General Overview Development of a new model of care for burn injuries in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children Professor Rebecca Ivers, New South Wales
1505 – 1515	BRANZ Data Burden of burns in Australian children Courtney Ryder, New South Wales
1515 – 1525	Baseline Data Understanding burn injuries in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children: baseline results from the Coolamon Study Dr Kate Hunter, New South Wales
1525 – 1535	Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children with a serious burn injury – multidisciplinary teams describe what informs their care Sarah Fraser, South Australia
1535 – 1545	Exploration of the psycho-social impact of burn injuries on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and their families Hayley Williams, Queensland
1545 – 1555	Australia’s first nation children’s need for culturally appropriate burn after care Julieann Coombes, New South Wales Presentation PDF
1555 – 1600	Conclusion – where to from here Professor Rebecca Ivers, New South Wales
1600 – 1610	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	Improving health literacy and shared decision making between clinicians and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander paediatric burn patients Hayley Williams, Queensland
	Phases of music therapy treatment in a severe paediatric burns case Aniek Janssen, Queensland Presentation PDF
	Conservative management of burn injuries in older patients with flammacerium Dr Shivani Aggarwala, New South Wales
1610 – 1630	Panel Discussion – Scar Intervention Case studies – what would you do? Facilitators: Professor Roy Kimble, Queensland & Carl Lisec, Queensland Panelists: Associate Professor Dr Matthias Aust, Germany Dr Andrea Issler-Fisher, New South Wales Professor Cecilia Li, Hong Kong Dr Michael Peck, United States of America
1630 – 1830	The Amazing Race Register your team at the registration desk during the meeting. Teams will depart from the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition. The race will finish at an offsite venue, Riverbar and Kitchen. We suggest bringing a backpack or leaving your bag at the hotel as we will not be able to access the venue at the conclusion of the race. If you are not participating in the Amazing Race we encourage you to join us for some light refreshments from 1730 onwards. Riverbar and Kitchen, 71 Eagle Street

Friday 19 October 2018

0700 – 1630	Registration Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Breakfast Session Meeting Rooms P3 & P4, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
0700 – 0820	Breakfast Session hosted by Smith & Nephew Compression for burns scar management, the latest evidence, challenges in reliably measuring compression and effectiveness for scarring Professor Cecilia Li, Hong Kong Followed by: Jobskin garment overview Rosemary Kendell, Western Australia
	Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Skin Substitutes/ Dermal Matrices Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Dr Jason Miller & Dr Justine O’Hara Timekeeper – Andrea Mc Kittrick
0830 – 0850	Fish skin for the Field Hospitals Steven Jeffery, United Kingdom
0850 – 099	A new reconstructive tool using a novel Biodegradable Polyurethane Dermal substitute: the Waikato Experience Dr Tess Brian, New Zealand
0900 – 0910	A case series of Matriderm use in Australasia Tess Brian, New Zealand
0910 – 0920	Creating a three-dimensional human skin burn model using commercially available synthetic dermal replacement matrices Olivia McGifford, Queensland
0920 – 0930	Early therapy experience with NovoSorb™ BTM Brad Schmitt, South Australia
0930 – 0940	Use of new, Synthetic Dermal Matrix in reconstruction of complex wounds resulting from necrotizing soft tissue infection, electrical and thermal burns Dr Hamed Amani, United States of America
0940 – 0955	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	Initial clinical experience using Matriderm to treat a paediatric full thickness facial burn: a nursing perspective Deborah Maze, New South Wales
	Review of the safety of use of silver dressings for burns in children under 4 years of age Charlotte Blau, New Zealand
	Post-discharge Analgesia in burns patients Dr Rachel Khoo, Western Australia Presentation PDF
	Dressilk®: A series of case reports on partial thickness burns and donor site Jozef Verbelen, Belgium
0955 – 1020	Panel Session – Escharotomy- when and where to do it, alternatives to reduce scar contractures Facilitators: Dr Craig McBride, Queensland & Andrea Mc Kittrick, Queensland Panelists: Dr John Harvey, New South Wales Mr Richard Wong-She, New Zealand Dr Andrea Issler-Fisher, New South Wales Dr Jason Miller, Queensland Professor Steven Jeffery, United Kingdom Associate Professor Dr Matthias Aust, Germany
1020 – 1035	‘May the answers be with you’ Professor Roy Kimble, Queensland & Professor Steven Jefffery, United Kingdom
1035 – 1100	Morning Tea & Exhibition Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Annual Scientific Meeting Session – First Aid and Initial management Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Dr Jason Brown & Dr Craig McBride Timekeeper – Associate Professor Leila Cuttle
1100 – 1120	Challenges of burn care outside of the burns unit Kristina Stiles, United Kingdom
1120 – 1130	3,4-Methylenedioxy-β-Nitrostyrene Ameliorates Experimental Burn Wound Progression by Inhibiting the NLRP3 Inflammasome Activation Professor Ligen Li, Hong Kong
1130 – 1140	Chemical injury: Experience with an advanced approach Josef Verbelen, Belgium
1140 – 1150	Effectiveness of a hydrogel dressing as an analgesic adjunct to first aid for the treatment of acute paediatric burn injuries: A prospective randomised controlled trial protocol Maleea Holbert, Queensland
1150 – 1200	Results from a National burn prevention and first aid treatment education campaign Associate Professor Leila Cuttle, Queensland
1200 – 1210	How bad is my child’s burn? Differences in blister fluid biochemistry to assess paediatric burn wounds Dr Tony Parker, Queensland
1210 – 1220	Characterisation of burn Blister fluid using quantitative Proteomics to aid clinical diagnosis Tuo Zang, Queensland
1220 – 1230	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	Prevention and management of Hypothermia in burns patients in the operating room: a best practice implementation project Svetlana Kokolnikova, South Australia
	A simple method to colour balance digital photographs for remote assessment of tissue viability in acute burns Dr David Becker, New Zealand
	The viability of primary human skin fibroblasts exposed to heat: The lethal dose for 50% death is 48˚C Elissa Henderson, Queensland
1230 -1320	Lunch & Exhibition Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Regional and Remote Interest Group Arbour Room 1, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre This interest group is about creating networks and having a conversation with multidisciplinary colleagues on factors influencing burns management practice from a R&R perspective.
	Annual Scientific Meeting Session – The Spectrum of Burn Care and Rehabilitation Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Dr Andrea Issler-Fisher & Dr Andrew Castley Timekeeper – Amber Jones
1320 – 1330	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	Expanding the army in the fight against burn scars Madeleine Jacques, New South Wales
	A systematic review to investigate outcome tools currently used for patients who have sustained hand burn injuries and to map the psychometric properties of the outcome measures identified from the literature across the ICF Andrea Mc Kittrick, Queensland
	Exercise training for improving outcomes post burns: a systematic review and meta-analysis Orlando Flores, Queensland
	Scar hyperpigmentation in pregnancy Nicole Wong, New Zealand
1330 – 1340	Saving lives is not enough David Wales, United Kingdom Presentation PDF
1340 – 1350	Do emergency services and general practitioners follow current first-aid guidelines in the early management of paediatric burns? Cody Frear, Queensland
1350 – 1400	Towards a standard model of pre-hospital burn first aid – one step forwards, two steps back Nicholas Goodwin, Victoria Presentation PDF
1400 – 1410	The Australian New Zealand Burn Association rehabilitation course: an overview of the development process and pilot course Tracey Perrett, New Zealand
1410 – 1420	The use of exercise in burn rehabilitation. A worldwide survey of practice Orlando Flores, Queensland
1420 – 1430	Best practice management of burns during pregnancy, and our experience over 20 years at a tertiary burns unit Dr Grace Brownlee, Queensland
1430 – 1440	Burns in the extreme geriatric population Dr Morgan Haines, New South Wales
1440 – 1450	Impact Presentations – 2 minute presentations
	A review of weekend physiotherapy services for patients with burn injuries Catherine Sharp, Queensland
	Chondritis in the burned ear: a narrative review Dr Isobel Yeap, New South Wales Presentation PDF
	Burn injury in the morbidly obese: changes and challenges Dr Kieran Robinson, New South Wales
	Knowledge is power – developing an online resource of Paediatric burns specific exercises Claire Toose, New South Wales Presentation PDF
1450 – 1520	Afternoon Tea & Exhibition Boulevard Foyer, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
	Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Debate Boulevard Auditorium, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Session Chairs:	Professor John Pearn & Amber Jones Timekeeper – Dr Zephanie Tyack
1520 – 1540	Panel Discussion – What is the most important number to you in burns, and why? Panelists: Associate Professor Dr Matthias Aust, Germany Professor Cecilia Li, Hong Kong Professor Steven Jeffery, united Kingdom Mr Peter Moortgat, Belgium Kristina Stiles, United Kingdom Dr John Harvey, New South Wales Associate Professor Warwick Teague, Victoria Dr Justine O’Hara New South Wales Mr Richard Wong-She, New Zealand Dr Michael Peck, United States of America Martha Druery, Queensland Dr Jason Miller, Queensland Andrea Mc Kittrick, Queensland Associate Professor Leila Cuttle, Queensland Dr Alexandra De Young, Queensland Dr Megan Simons, Queensland Associate Professor Jenny Paratz, Queensland Rachel Edmondson, New South Wales Rebecca Schrale, Tasmania
1540 – 1610	Panel Discussion – What is the one thing that has changed your practice in burn care in the past year? Panelists: Associate Professor Dr Matthias Aust, Germany Professor Cecilia Li, Hong Kong Professor Steven Jeffery, United Kingdom Mr Peter Moortgat, Belgium Kristina Stiles, United Kingdom Dr John Harvey, New South Wales Associate Professor Warwick Teague, Victoria Dr Justine O’Hara, New South Wales Mr Richard Wong-She, New Zealand
1610 – 1630	Closing and handover to 2019 Professor Roy Kimble, Queensland, Dr Jason Miller, Queensland and Dr Andrew Castley, Tasmania
1900 – late	2018 ANZBA ASM Dinner Cloudland 641 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley Following on from the Meeting Theme, the dress up theme for the dinner is Star Wars. Chewbacca, Princess Leia, Obi Wan Kenobi, Darth Vader…..who will you choose to be on the night! Coaches will depart from Rydges Southbank at 1830 and return from Cloudland at 2230, 2300 & 2330.

Tuesday 16 October 2018

Registration

Allied Health Forum – Towards a Scarless World – May the Force be with you!!

Nursing Forum

Scientific Forum

Developments in Physical Scar interventions including – Massage, Shockwave therapy, Microneedling, taping and exercise

Developments in Physical scar interventions including – Pressure therapy, silicone and inserts

Psychosocial management to optimise quality of life

Morning Tea

2018 ANZBA Annual Scientific Meeting Arrival Lunch & Exhibition

2018 ANZBA Annual Scientific Meeting Opening Session

Afternoon Tea & Exhibition

Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Innovation in scar assessment and treatment

2018 ANZBA Annual Scientific Meeting Welcome Reception

Wednesday 17 October 2018

Registration

Breakfast Session hosted by Mölnlycke

Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Scar remodelling

Morning Tea & Exhibition

Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Surgical Intervention and Burn Outcomes

Lunch & Exhibition

Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Non-operative Scar Treatment

Afternoon Tea & Exhibition

Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Critical Care

ANZBA AGM – All Members Welcome

ANZBA Second Skin Workshop 2018

Tour of the Queensland State Emergency Centre

NovoSorb BTM Australia Launch Hosted by PolyNovo

Thursday 18 October 2018

Registration

Breakfast Session hosted by Smith & Nephew

Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Military, Medical and Mechanism

Morning Tea & Exhibition

Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Psychosocial and Family Experience

Lunch & Exhibition

Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Epidemiology and Service

Afternoon Tea & Exhibition

Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Indigenous and Vulnerable populations

The Amazing Race

Friday 19 October 2018

Registration

Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Skin Substitutes/ Dermal Matrices

Morning Tea & Exhibition

Annual Scientific Meeting Session – First Aid and Initial management

Lunch & Exhibition

This interest group is about creating networks and having a conversation with multidisciplinary colleagues on factors influencing burns management practice from a R&R perspective.

Annual Scientific Meeting Session – The Spectrum of Burn Care and Rehabilitation

Afternoon Tea & Exhibition

Annual Scientific Meeting Session – Debate

2018 ANZBA ASM Dinner

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