ACEM Spring Symposium
We have a packed programme for you at the ACEM Spring Symposium 2022.
*Please note that the programme is subject to change
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Programme
We have a packed programme for you at the ACEM Spring Symposium 2022.
Saturday 26 November 2022
0900-1700 - New Fellows Workshop
Sunday 27 November 2022
0900-1200 - Morning Workshops
- Mentoring Workshop
- Toxicology Workshop
- Core Skills Workshop
- Disrupting Racism Workshop
- Prehospital Workshop
1300-1600 - Afternoon Workshops)
- Leadership Workshop
- Radiology Workshop
- Forensic Skills Workshop
1430-1530 - Afternoon Tea (ACEM Admission Ceremony and Families Only)
1530-1800 - ACEM Admission Ceremony and Tom Hamilton Oration
1830-2030 - Welcome Reception
Monday 28 November 2022
0730-0845 - Later Career Breakfast
0900-1030 - Opening Ceremony
- Official Opening
- Filling the Gaps Together - Mr Phil Bagshaw and Dr Sue Bagshaw
1030-1100 - Morning Tea
1100-1230 - Session Two - Equity and Indigenous Health
- Running to Stand Still - Prof Suzanne Pitama
- Presentation - A/Prof. Elana Curtis
- 'We Treat Everyone the Same - the Bane of the ED Doctor - Prof Aunty Kerrie Doyle
1230-1330 - Lunch
1230-1245 - ACEM Annual General Meeting (ACEM Fellows Only)
1330-1500 - Session Three - Mahi Tahi in Action: Networks
- HealthPathways - Mahi Tahi in Action - Dr Kieran Holland
- Using Networks for Meaningful Change - Dr Martin Than
- Working Together: A Network's Role - Prof Ian Civil
- Best Scientific Communications Papers
1530-1600 - Afternoon Tea
1600-1730 - Session Four - Measuring What Happens
- Top New Papers in EM - Dr Ryan Radeki
- Measuring What Matters - Prof Jonathan Knott, Dr Stephen Macdonald, Prof Simon Craig and A/Prof Gerard O'Reilly
1830-2030 - Trivia Night - Details to be released soon
Tuesday 29 November 2022
0900-1030 - Session Five - Head Injury Management
- Keynote Presentation - Prof William Peacock
- Management of Paediatric Head Injury: Evolving Scenario - Prof Meredith Borland and Prof Stuart Dalziel
1030-1100 - Morning Tea
1100-1230 - Session Six - Leadership in EM
- Best Paper by a Fellow
- “You can’t be what you can’t see”: Exploring Gender and Leadership Development in Emergency Medicine - Dr Laksmi Govindasamy
- Presidents Half Hour - Dr Clare Skinner
1230-1330 - Lunch
1330-1530 - Session Seven - Better Together
- Māori Health – it isn’t just about Māori - Mr Carlton Irving
- Working with Diverse Communities - Dr Elizabeth Kerekere
- Trauma Code Crimson – The Patient as a Vital Link in the ‘Chain of Survival’ - Prehospital and Retrieval Team
- Brief Scientific Communications Papers
1530-1600 - Afternoon Tea
1600-1800 - Wellness Programme. Click here to view the wellness programme.
1900-2300 - Gala Event
Wednesday 30 November 2022
0900-1030 - Session Eight – Working Together
- Keynote: Māori Lives Matter - Mr Hector Matthews
- ACS Update: Evolving Scenario - Prof Rick Body, Prof Louise Cullen and Prof William Peacock
1030-1100 - Morning Tea
1100-1230 - Session Nine - What You Say Matters
- Best Paper by a Fellow
- Words Matter - Dr Ben van der Griend
- Does Civility Save Lives? - Dr Lyn Pugh
1230-1330 - Lunch
1330-1530 - Session Ten - Challenging Conversations
- Challenging behavior- patients behaving badly - Prof Anne-Maree Kelly
- Palliative Care in the Emergency Department - Dr Kate Grundy
- Acute Aged Care in the ED - Dr Andrew Munro
- Brief Scientific Communications Papers
1530-1600 - Afternoon Tea
1600-1700 - Closing Plenary