ASM Provisional Program
This program is provisional will be updated as planning proceeds, so please check this page regularly.
| Saturday 17 October 2015 | ||||
| EMSB Course | Royal Children’s Hospital | ||||
| Sunday 18 October 2015 | ||||
| Instructor’s Course | Royal Children’s Hospital | ||||
| Monday 19 October 2015 | ||||
| 0900-1700 | Education Committee Meeting | |||
| Tuesday 20 October 2015 | ||||
| 0800-1300 | ANZBA Board Meeting | M1/M2 | |||
| 0900-1000 | Registration open for Scientific Forum only | Promenade Foyer West | |||
| Scientific Forum | M9 & M10 | Bookings essential | ||||
| 1000-1230 | Overview of cell therapies (including those that could impact on burn care) and the ‘bench to bedside’ journey hurdles | |||
| 1000-1100 | Cellular therapies – Current status and what’s on (and over) the horizon John E.J. Rasko AO, BSc (Med) MBBS (Hons) PhD FFSc (RCPA) FRCPA FRACP, FAHMS Professor, Sydney Medical School, University of Sydney, Gene and Stem Cell Therapy Program, Centenary Institute, Head of Department, Cell & Molecular Therapies Discussion |
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| 1100-1145 |  Tissue substitutes and emergency preparedness: Ringside observations concerning USA preparations for burn mass casualties and the intersection with biotechnologyJames C. Jeng MD FACS Director of Wound Care Mount Sinai Medical System Manhattan, New York City |
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| 1145-1230 | How to make your own synthetic dermis and get it to the market John Greenwood AM, BSc(Hons), MBChB, MD, DHIthSc, FRCS(Eng), FRCS(Plast), FRACS Director, Adult Burn Service, Royal Adelaide Hospital, Director, Skin Engineering Laboratory, Hanson Institute. |
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| 1200-1800 | Registration open for the ASM | Promenade Foyer West | |||
| 1230-1300 | Lunch | |||
| 1300-1600 | Clinical investigators: Laboratory work and clinical trials in burn related cell derived therapies and dermal substitutes | |||
| 1300-1345 | Regulation of autologous cell and tissue therapies in Australia Ieva Ozolins, Medical Officer, Biological Science, Scientific Evaluation Branch, Therapeutic Goods Administration, Department of Health, Australia |
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| 1345-1400 | Discussion | |||
| 1400-1530 | Clinical and experimental work with tissue engineered skin substitutes: Strategies, pitfalls and outcomes Western Australia Burn Service – Fiona Wood NSW Severe Burn Injury Service – Peter Maitz / Zhe Li Royal Adelaide Hospital Adult Burns Service – John Greenwood Victorian Adult Burns Service – Heather Cleland / Shiva Akbarzadeh Discussion |
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| 1530-1600 |  A collagen-elastin matrix: Histological changes in burned patients. A prospective study of 10 patientsEric Dantzer (FR) |
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| 1600 | Scientific Forum concludes | |||
| 1200-1800 | ASM Registration | Promenade Foyer West | |||
| Combined Allied Health & Nursing Forum | M5/M6 | Bookings Essential | ||||
| 1300-1415 | Nutrition and the burns patient Rochelle KurmisThe BRANZ Quality Indicators – Panel Discussion |
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| 1415-1445 | Afternoon Tea | |||
| Allied Health Forum | M5/M6 | Bookings essential | Nursing Forum | M7/M8 | Bookings Essential | |||
| 1430-1515 | Laser Dr Liz WhartonChair: Nicole Alexander |
1445-1455 | Burns care coordinator – a move in the right direction Alison Hill |
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| 1455-1510 | Nursing response to the Ravenshoe disaster Kay Wright |
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| 1515-1530 | Break | 1510-1525 | Emergency Management of Severe Burn (EMSB) course for the nurses of Bangladesh – scope and lesson learnt Dr Animesh Biswas |
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| 1530-1615 | Rehab Dr Dale EdgarChair: Nadine Sexton |
1525-1535 | Development of an online burn education module for burns nurses Sheila Kavanagh |
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| 1535-1545 | Burns theatre nursing Miranda Pye, Concorde |
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| 1545-1555 | Nursing perspectives on nutritional care of the burn patient Ashlea Ladd, VABS |
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| 1555-1605 | Transitioning patients from hospital to home Rachel Charlton, VABS |
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| 1605-1615 | Pain pain, go away… A multimodal and multidisciplinary approach to managing the pain and anxiety associated with burns dressing changes in the paediatric population treated as outpatients at the Children’s Hospital at Westmead Madeline Jacques, Westmead at Childrens |
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| 1615-1700 |
Allied Health Meeting – Group Discussion Chair: Dale Edgar |
1615-1645
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Case scenario Natalia Adanichkin, Mel Pacquola, Deb Murray |
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| 1645-1650 | Wrap up and evaluation Yvonne Singer |
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| 1700-1900 | ASM Welcome Reception | River Room | |||
| 1900 | Exhibition Build overnight | |||
| Wednesday 21 October 2015 | ||||
| 0600 | Exhibitor Bump In commences | |||
| 0730-1700 | Registration | Promenade Foyer | |||
| 0730 | Speaker’s Preparation Room | M4 | |||
| ASM Welcome | Promenade Room | Chairs: Russell Taylor & Yvonne Singer | ||||
| 0830-0850 | Welcome to Country – Aunty Carolyn Briggs Opening Address – Fiona Wood & Russell Taylor Platinum Sponsor Address – Judy Haviland, Smith & Nephew |
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| 0850-0915 | Invited Speaker: Professor James Jeng A “Master Class” on the team concept in burn care (Murray Clarke) |
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| 0915-0945 |  Invited Speaker: Professor Palmer BesseyANZBA and ABA at Middle Age: Where do we go from here? |
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| 0945-1005 | Ravenshoe café explosion: A North Queensland health review James McDougall |
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| 1005-1015 | Quality self care: The art and science of building your own trauma resilience Martha Druery |
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| 1015-1025 | Association of therapy time with contracture development and quality of life outcomes after burn injury Anita Plaza*, Madonna Puglisi, Amber Jones, Brooke Hoskin, Prof. Michael Muller, Dr Michael Rudd |
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| 1025-1035 | Send in the Clown Doctors! The work of Clown Doctors in a Paediatric Burns Unit David Symons, Artistic Director, The Humour Foundation |
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| 1035-1100 | Morning Tea | Exhibition Area | |||
| Themed Session: Outcome | Promenade Room | Chairs: Dale Edgar & Nicole Alexander | ||||
| 1100-1120 | ‘Keeping it real’ – What the outcomes literature means for your patient. Martha Druery |
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| 1120-1130 | Mortality in the burns survivor – Further follow up and intervention is required. Dr Jennifer Paratz*, Dr Kellie Stockton, Prof. Michael Muller, Dr John Younger |
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| 1130-1140 | Long-term mortality following burn injury: A population-based study of adults 45 years and older A/Prof. Janine Duke, A/Prof. James Boyd, Prof. Suzanne Rea*, Sean Randall, Prof. Fiona Wood |
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| 1140-1150 | Risk factors for traumatic stress in young children and parents following paediatric burn injury Dr Alexandra De Young*, Prof. Justin Kenardy, Dr Vanessa Cobham, Prof. Roy Kimble |
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| 1150-1200 | What is important when measuring health-related quality of life in patients with burn scars: Patient perspectives Dr Megan Simons*, Nathaniel Price, Dr Zephanie Tyack |
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| 1200-1210 | What happens to the children of NSW following a burn injury? Nadin Azzam*, Dr Ju-Lee Oei, Dr Barbara Bajuk, Dr Lisa Hilder, Dr Mohammad Abdel-Latif, Dr Ian Wright, Prof. Andrew Holland |
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| 1210-1220 | Outcomes of hand burns in severely burnt patients – A review of 27 patients at the Victorian Adult Burns Service. Dr George Pratt*, Cheng Lo, Dr Namal Munasinghe, Andy Ives, Heather Cleland |
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| 1220-1320 | Lunch | Exhibition Area | |||
| Themed Session: Wounds and Wound Healing | Promenade Room | Chairs: Russell Taylor & Hana Menezes | ||||
| 1320-1350 |  Invited Speaker: Professor Warren L. GarnerWhy wounds heal, why they don’t |
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| 1350-1400 | The interaction between neurons and skin cells in vitro Margit Kempf*, Prof. Roy Kimble, Dr Leila Cuttle |
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| 1400-1410 | Monocyte profile in hypertrophic scar development following paediatric burn injury Dr Sasi Suda*, Dr Helen Williams, Dr Heather Medbury, Prof. Andrew Holland |
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| 1410-1420 | Negative pressure wound therapy on acute paediatric burns Kristen Storey*, Dr Kellie Stockton, Emily McPike, Prof. Roy Kimble |
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| 1420-1430 | Diabetes mellitus in foot burns Dr Albert Kim*, Dr Richard Atkinson, Dr Jack Zoumaras, Dr John Vandervord |
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| 1430-1440 | Epidemiology of paediatric burn injuries, and Kandang Kerbau Women’s and Children’s Hospital’s (KKH) experience with Mepilex Ag Dr Hui Ling Foo*, Dr Savitha Ramachandran, Dr Gale Lim Jue Shuang, Dr Yong Chen Por |
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| 1440-1450 | Biobrane™ versus Acticoat™ in the treatment of mid-dermal paediatric burns: a prospective randomised controlled pilot study Dr Ela Hyland*, Dr Rachel D’Cruz, Dr Seema Menon, A/Prof. John Harvey, Dr Erik La Hei, Dr Torey Lawrence, Kelly Waddell, Mitchell Nash, Prof. Andrew Holland |
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| 1450-1520 | Afternoon Tea | Exhibition Area Nursing Executive Meeting | M1 & M2 |
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| Themed Session: Surgical Reconstruction| Promenade Room | Chairs: Heather Cleland & Sian Fairbank | ||||
| 1520-1550 | Invited Speaker: Professor Warren Garner A personal approach to burn reconstruction |
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| 1550-1610 | Invited Speaker: Professor John Greenwood Reconstruction: The Greenwood way |
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| 1610-1630 |  Invited Speaker: Professor Roy KimbleReconstruction of paediatric burn injuries |
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| 1630-1640 | An evaluation of Emergency Management of Severe Burn (EMSB) Course in Bangladesh: A strategic direction Dr Animesh Biswas*, Dr Saidur Rahman Mashreky, Dr Kamran ul Baset, Dr Jahangir Hossain, Dr Fazlur Rahman |
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| 1640-1650 | Dementia: A risk factor for burns in the elderly Dr Lara Harvey*, A/Prof. Rebecca Mitchell, Prof. Henry Brodaty, Prof Brian Draper, Prof. Jacqueline Close |
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| Poster Presentations | ||||
| 1650-1700 | Carbon dioxide laser treatment for hypertrophic burns scarring: Pilot RCT results from the Western Australia Burns Service A/Prof Suzanne Rea*, Karl-Anton Harms, Dr Alexandra Murray, Dr Mark Fear, W/Prof. Fiona Wood |
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| GLOW Study: Longitudinal methodology to assess contributors to outcomes after burns Sonia Terhaag*, Dr Heather Cleland, Dr Birgit Pfitzer, Lynda Katona, Dr Steven Ellen, Dr Andrea Phelps, Dr Meaghan O’Dinnell |
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| Delayed double layer Integra successful in bridging healing between split skin graft and calvarium Dr Cheryl Ou Yong*, Dr Aruna Wijewardena, Andrea McKittrick, Dr Jeon Cha, Dr John Vandervord |
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| Preoperative fasting among burns patients in an acute care setting: a best practice implementation project Sara Giuliani *, Rochelle Kurmis, Alexa McArthur, A/Prof John Greenwood |
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| Obtaining epidermal micro grafts using the CelluTome Skin Harvesting System Dr Constant van Schalkwyk *, Dr Zhe Li, Prof. Peter Maitz |
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| 1700-1800 | ANZBA AGM | |||
| Thursday 22 October 2015 | ||||
| 0700-0800 |
Invited Speaker: Professor James Jeng Invited Speaker: Dr Andrea Issler-Fisher |
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| 0730-1700 | Registration | Promenade Foyer | |||
| 0730 | Speaker’s Preparation Room | M4 | |||
| Themed Session: Skin substitution and surgery | Promenade Room | Chairs: Richard Wong She & Warren L. Garner | ||||
| 0830-0900 | Invited Speaker: Professor John Greenwood Do skin grafts have a place in the 21st Century? |
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| 0900-0910 | Epidermal and collagen_elastin dermal equivalent in a one single step for 77 acute and post burn hands surgery. Dr Eric Dantzer |
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| 0910-0920 | One single surgical step surgical procedure with dermal equivalent for acute and post burn reconstructive surgery long term results about 125 patients Dr Eric Dantzer |
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| 0920-0930 | Case series describing the use of Pelnac® in acute full thickness wound closure Dr Winy Widjaja*, Prof. Peter Maitz |
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| 0930-0940 | Revolutionizing major burns management with single stage onlay micrograft Prof. KC Tan*, Dr Yo Kok, Dr Si Jack Chong, A/Prof. BK Tan |
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| 0940-0950 | Effective use of Biobrane as a temporary wound dressing prior to definitive split-skin graft in the treatment of severe burn injury Dr Hannah Tan*, Jason Wasiak, Eldho Paul, Heather Cleland |
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| 0950-1020 | Morning Tea | Exhibition Area | |||
| Themed Session: Registry Science & Quality | Promenade Room | Chairs: Anne Darton & Palmer Bessey | ||||
| 1020-1050 | Invited Speaker: Professor John McNeil The value of measuring variance in burn practice? |
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| 1050-1120 | Invited Speaker: Ms Margaret Banks ACSQHC – National standards and their implication to burn care |
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| 1120-1140 | Invited Speaker: Ms Heather Cleland BRANZ – what is the data telling us? |
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| 1140-1200 | Burns Registry of Australia and New Zealand (BRANZ) adult long term outcomes pilot study Prof. Belinda Gabbe |
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| 1200-1230 | Invited Speaker: Professor Palmer Bessey The American Burn Association BQIP: A brave beginning |
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| 1230-1245 | ANZBA’s burn quality improvement program Yvonne Singer*, Heather Cleland |
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| 1245-1255 | Burn care in the Philippines – gaps and bridges Jose Joven V. Cruz |
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| 1255-1305 | The Singapore General Hospital (SGH) Burns Centre Database: The preliminary update An Qi Angie Chew*, Dr Yee Onn Kik, Samuel Lau, Mathew Tan, Dr Si Jack Chong |
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| 1305-1400 | Lunch | Exhibition Area BRANZ reference & steering committee meetings | M1 & M2 |
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| Themed Session: Psychosocial Promenade Room 1 | Chair: Sonia Terhaag & Martha Druery |
Themed Session: Physical Therapy Promenade Room 2/3 | Chairs: Jane Elliot & Nadine Sexton |
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| 1400-1410 | Evaluation of screening questionnaires for identifying traumatic stress reactions in young injured children Dr Alexandra De Young*, Prof. Justin Kenardy, Dr Vanessa Cobham, Prof. Roy Kimble |
Measuring neuroplastic changes after acute burn: Laterality recognition A/Prof Dale W. Edgar*, Michael Phillips, Amanda Robertson, Lisa Zorzi, W/Prof. Fiona Wood, A/Prof Ben Wand |
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| 1410-1420 | Social anxiety and barriers to interpersonal connection after severe burn injury Lisa Martin*, A/Prof. Michelle Byrne, Dr Sarah McGarry, Prof. Suzanne Rea, W/Prof Fiona Wood |
Is Xbox Kinect based rehabilitation a feasible adjunct for burns rehabilitation: A pilot RCT Kimberly Voon*, Ilan Silberstein*, Aditya Eranki, W/Prof. Fiona Wood, Dr Dale Edgar |
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| 1420-1430 | Psychosocial interventions post paediatric burn injury: A systematic review Dr Sarah McGarry*, Dr Tiffany Grisbrook, Dr Elizabeth Wharton, W/Prof. Fiona Wood |
Physical activity levels in acute burn patients: A pilot observational study A/Prof. Dale W. Edgar*, Adriane Chan*, Paul gittins, W/Prof. Fiona Wood |
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| 1430-1440 | Adaptation of a psychosocial screening tool for paediatric burns patients Dr Anne Gannoni*, Linda Quinn, Karla Matousek, Dr Anthony Sparnon |
Outcomes of orofacial contracture management following full thickness facial burns Nicola Clayton*, Prof. Elizabeth Ward, Prof. Peter Maitz |
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| 1440-1450 | Trauma App – Burn management at clinician’s fingertips Anne Darton*, Benjamin Hall, Siobhan Connolly, Christine Lassen, Dr Oran Rigby |
The feasibility of using a novel electrical stimulation device for painful hand burns. Katrina Liddiard*, W/Prof. Fiona Wood, Dr Janet Richmond |
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| 1450-1500 | Burns care: A critical appraisal of systematic review quality over time Dr Jared Campbell*, Sheila Kavanagh, Rochelle Kurmis, Dr Zachary Munn |
Early ambulation in acute burn: A prospective audit Paul Gittings*, Gemma Tomlinson, Dale Edwick, Pippa Kenworthy, W/Prof. Fiona Wood, Dr Dale Edgar |
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| 1500-1530 | Afternoon Tea | Exhibition Area | |||
| Themed Session: Infectious Diseases | Promenade Room | Chairs: Jason Maclure & Mel Pacquola | ||||
| 1530-1600 | Invited Speaker: Dr Alex Padiglioni What constitutes a quality burn unit from an Infectious Diseases point of view? |
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| 1600-1610 | “ESKAPE” in scald burns: what about stenotrophomonas maltophilia? Dr Puvesh Punj*, Dr Romain Briest, Linda Quinn, Dr Amy Jeeves, Bernard Carney, Dr Michelle Lodge, Anthony Sparnon |
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| 1610-1620 | Microbiological trends in patients with burns: An 8-year perspective Dr Chengde Pham*, Dr Daniel Foley, Dr Heather Cleland, A/Prof. Allen Cheng, Dr Alex Padiglione, Prof. Anton Peleg |
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| 1620-1630 | The epidemiology of primary microbial colonisers of acute burn wounds: A retrospective review Dr Hye-Sung Park*, Dr Chengde Pham, Heather Cleland |
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| Panel | Promenade Room | Chair: Heather Cleland | ||||
| 1630-1700 | Panel discussion on use of antibiotics – includes case scenarios | Chair: Heather Cleland Alex Padiglioni, John Greenwood, Roy Kimble, Warren Garner, Palmer Bessey, Suzanne Rea |
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| Friday 23 October 2015 | ||||
| 0730-1700 | Registration | Promenade Foyer | |||
| 0730 | Speaker’s Preparation Room | M4 | |||
| Themed Session: Human Factors | Promenade Room | Chairs: Yvonne Singer & Paul Baker | ||||
| 0830-0900 | Invited Speaker: Professor Warren L. Garner How modern cognitive science should influence/change how we approach decision making in patient care |
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| 0900-0930 | Invited Speaker: Dr Stuart Marshall Checklists and culture – How can moon walking and human factors improve burn care? Human factors and safety management |
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| 0930-1000 | Invited Speaker: Professor James Jeng “The Happy Medium”–A natural law and how it Applies to the gut-wrenching changes in burn and general healthcare |
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| 1000-1030 | Invited Speaker: Mr Bill O’Shea Quality – Error and the law |
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| 1030-1100 | Invited Speaker: Professor Mark Fitzgerald Trauma resuscitation errors and computer assisted decision support |
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| 1100-1130 | Morning Tea | Exhibition Area | |||
| Themed Session: Scar Management & Laser | Promenade Room | Chair: Jeremy Rawlins & John Harvey | ||||
| 1130-1150 |  Invited Speaker: Associate Professor Suzanne ReaCo2 laser |
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| 1150-1210 | Invited Speaker: Dr Andrea Issler-Fisher Ablative fractional CO2 laser for the treatment of severe burns scars: An interim-analysis of a prospective Australian treatment cohort |
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| 1210-1220 | Clinical assessment of facial scarring – Using current literature and research to inform tool choice Angela Thynne*, Dr Megan SImons, Dr Zephanie Tyack, Prof. Michael Muller |
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| 1220-1230 | Scar outcome of children with partial thickness burns: A 3 and 6 month follow up Emma Gee Kee*, Prof. Roy Kimble, Dr Leila Cuttle, Dr Kellie Stockton |
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| 1230-1240 | Measuring the impact of burn scarring on health-related quality of life: Development and content validation of the Brisbane Burn Scar Impact Profile (BBSIP) for children, young people and adults. Dr Zephanie Tyack*, Prof. Jenny Siviani, Anita Plaza, Prof. Roy Kimble, Amber Jones, Leila Cuttle, Dr Megan Simons |
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| Poster Presentations | ||||
| 1240-1250 | Wound management of a chemical burn in a Neonate Deborah Maze*, James Marceau |
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| Bathroom scald burns in Queensland children Dr Hobia Gole *, Dr Kellie Stockton, Prof. Roy Kimble |
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| A technique to monitor interventions for swelling in minor burns: A pilot study. Pippa Kenworthy *, Dr Tiffany Grisbrook, Paul Gittings, W/Prof Fiona Wood, Dr Will Gibson, Dr Dale Edgar |
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| Severe burns due to biofuel heater injury: A case series Dr Alicia Heald *, A/Prof Michael Muller |
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| Burn prevention – a partnership model between New Zealand and Tahiti Deborah Murray*, Jackie Beaumont |
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| 1250-1340 | Lunch | Exhibition Area | |||
| Themed Session: Early & critical care | Promenade Room | Chairs: Andy Ives & Mel Pacquola | ||||
| 1340-1350 | Water first aid is beneficial in humans with burn injuries: Evidence from a Bi-National cohort study Michael Phillips*, A/Prof. Dale W. Edgar, Dr Tom Jovic, Dr John T. Cassidy, Prof. Peter A. Cameron, W/Prof. Fiona Wood |
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| 1350-1400 | The effect of Acticoat dressings on Bioimpedance Spectroscopy measurements when monitoring fluid status in burns patients: An update. Dr Tiffany Grisbrook*, Pippa Kenworthy, Michael Phillips, W/Prof. Fiona Wood, Dr Dale Edgar |
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| 1400-1410 | 7-year review of pre-hospital intubation for adult burns in Victoria Paul Baker*, Heather Cleland, Andrew Ives, Yvonne Singer |
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| 1410-1420 | Impact of hypothermia on the care outcome of burns patients Dr Sepehr Lajevardi*, A/Prof. Peter Kennedy, Prof. Peter Maitz |
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| 1420-1430 | The efficacy and safety of adrenergic blockade post burn injury: A systematic review and meta-analysis Orlando Flores*, Dr Kellie Stockton, Dr Jason Roberts, Dr Michael Muller, Dr Jennifer Paratz |
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| 1430-1440 | The use of bronchoscopy in evaluating clinical outcomes of inhalation injuries in the intensive care unit Myat Thant Aung*, Daniel Garner, Melinda Pacquola, samara Rosenbulm, Heather Cleland, David Pilcher |
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| 1440-1450 | 7-year review of Air Ambulance transfers to the Victorian Adult Burn Service Paul Baker*, Heather Cleland, Andrew Ives, Yvonne Singer |
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| 1450-1500 | Enteral resuscitation of burn shock: A quantitative review Yvonne Singer, Prof. George Kramer*, Prof. Jong Lee, Dr Leopoldo Cancio, Dr Michael Kinskyr, Dr Stephan Milner, Dr David Herndon |
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| 1500-1530 | Afternoon Tea | Exhibition Area | |||
| Themed Session: Paediatric | Promenade Room | Chairs: Warwick Teague & Kathy Bicknell | ||||
| 1530-1600 | Keynote Speaker: Professor Roy Kimble Lessons learnt in setting up and applying pragmatic clinical trials in paediatric burns management |
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| 1600-1610 | An assessment of early post-injury Child Life Therapy in pain and anxiety management for paediatric burns: A prospective randomised controlled trial Dr Ela Hyland*, Dr Rachel D’Cruz, A/Prof John Harvey, Jordyn Moir, Christina Parkinson, Prof. Andrew Holland |
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| 1610-1620 | Identification of at risk children and families in Paediatric burns. Connie Montagner*, Anna Lucia |
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| 1620-1630 | Demographic characteristics and outcomes of paediatric burns at a large referral centre in Blantyre, Malawi. Dr Wone Banda*, Devor Kumiponjera, Dr Amanda Gosman |
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| 1630-1640 | 10-year review of paediatric hand burns Paul Baker*, Sian Fairbank, Rodrigo Tiexiera, Russell Taylor, Tom Clarnett, Warwick Teague, Kathy Bicknell |
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| 1640-1650 | Chem-Lab accident: A review of burn injuries at school Dr Puvesh Punj*, Linda Quinn, Amy Jeeves, Bernard Carney, Michelle Lodge, Anthony Sparnon |
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| 1650-1700 | Close and handover to 2016 | |||
| 1900 – 2400 | ASM Dinner | |||