FRIDAY 20 JULY, 2O18
0900
Delegate registration, arrival tea and coffee, informal introductions and interaction with sponsors Lilly Pond
Terrace - Trade Exhibition
1000 - 1015
President’s welcome Richard Skoien
1015 - 1100
Rare GE Pathology: What to do when you come across the unexpected
• An overview of unusual pathology encountered at endoscopy/colonoscopy
• Developing an appropriate follow-up strategy
• Keeping up with the latest evidence and management recommendations
1100 - 1120
Morning tea Lilly Pond Terrace - Trade Exhibition
1120 - 1200
Scope of practice: Practice and pitfalls for Trainees Nick Tutticci
• Procedural aspects of endoscopy/colonoscopy
• Advanced training issues in colonoscopy
• Clinical procedural pearls; understanding Medicare and billing
1200 - 1230
Intestinal Metaplasia: Where is the evidence? Jillian Rosenstengel
• Brief overview of the clinical problem/s
• Using EBM to make sound decisions: What do you actually do in the clinic?
• Positive practice vs defensive medicine
1230 - 1245
Advanced Training: What have you learned so far? Richard Skoien, Nick Tutticci and Jillian Rosenstengel
1245 - 1330
Lunch Lilly Pond Terrace - Trade Exhibition
1330 - 1500
The most common problems in modern GE Richard Skoien, Daniel Burger, Nick Tutticci and Jillian Rosenstengel
• Case-based discussion of some of the most commonly encountered problems in GE
• Knowledge and diagnostic/therapeutic strategies
• Interactive discussion regarding different approaches: evidence vs outcomes
1500 - 1530
Afternoon tea Lilly Pond Terrace - Trade Exhibition
1530 - 1615
When the finish line is just the beginning Daniel Burger
• Managing patients in Year 1: When to treat, when to ask
• Harnessing your opportunities to understand pathology and prescribing
• Improving patient care: How to be your best post-FRACP
1615 - 1630
Final questions, wrap-up and close Richard Skoien, Daniel Burger, Nick Tutticci and Jillian Rosenstengel