ESPNIC 2017 Preliminary Timetable (Subject to Change)
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1 ESPNIC 2017 Preliminary Timetable (Subject to Change) LONG SCIENTIFIC SPONSORED SYMPOSIUM NURSING SHORT SCIENTIFIC YOUNG INVESTIGATOR HOT TOPICS TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2017 Pre-registration and payment required to attend full day Workshops 09:00 10:30 NURSING SCIENCE Hall A Hall B Hall C Hall D Hall E ECHO IN ICU 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break 11:00 12:30 NURSING SCIENCE ECHO IN ICU 12:30 13:30 Lunch Break 13:30-15:00 NURSING SCIENCE ECHO IN ICU 15:00-15:30 Coffee Break 15:30-17:00 ECHO IN ICU 17:00-17:15 Short Break 17:15 OPENING CEREMONY And Keynote Lecture
2 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, :00 09:00 ETHICS Resolving conflicts in intensive care - Clinical ethics committees vs mediation Hall A Hall B Hall C Hall D Hall E - Futility and Due process models. NEURO CRITICAL CARE Perioperative management in neuro critical care - Head trauma -AVM or Vein of Galen aneurysm - Craniectomy CRRT / RENAL The kidney and. - Haemolytic and uremic syndrome - Cardio-renal syndrome - Hepatopulmonary syndrome NURSING SCIENCE Quality improvement in the PICU/NICU: Sharing strategies and expertise to ensure your project is a success - How to evaluate your quality improvement project - Quality improvement science in the PICU and NICU: nurses' role CARDIOVASCULAR DYNAMICS The heart and the aorta, it takes two to tango - Inside the left heart, PV loops for everyone - The arterial system, compliance and ventriculoarterial coupling 09:00 09:10 Short Break 09:10 10:40 LONG TERM OUTCOME/ HEALTH SERVICES LONG SCIENTIFIC Health services research and technology RESPIRATORY FAILURE LONG SCIENTIFIC The patient and the ventilator; a pas-de-deux? - Information technology in PICU: What big data will bring? -How to set up a research program on PICU survivors - Challenges in the interaction between the patient and the ventilator during NIV - Patient - ventilator dyssynchrony; does it matter in paediatrics? METABOLISM, ENDOCRINOLOGY AND NUTRITION LONG SCIENTIFIC - Muscle recovery in critical illness - Nutrition and metabolicsupport: disease specific? 10:40 11:10 Coffee Break, Exhibition and Poster Walks 11:10 12:10 PHARMACOLOGY SHORT SCIENTIFIC - Population PK for intensivists: current reality or future? PAEDIATRIC AND NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE NURSING SHORT SCIENTIFIC - Setting up an ECMO program INFECTION, SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION AND SEPSIS SHORT SCIENTIFIC NURSING SCIENCE LONG SCIENTIFIC - Advancing the nursing science: Achieving excellence in the fundamentals of PICU/NICU care - Collaboration of nurse academics and clinical nurses to improve nursing care and advance nursing science - Increasing the evidence for basic nursing care: endotracheal suction and nutrition NURSING SCIENCE SHORT SCIENTIFIC - Non-pharmacological interventions to decrease distress and optimize outcomes CARDIAC ICU AND MECHANICAL CIRCULATORY SUPPORT LONG SCIENTIFIC Cardiac transplant - The challenges of the child awaiting cardiac transplant - Perioperative management of the cardiac transplanted patient - Management of the complicated transplanted patient (acute and chronic rejection, PTLD, sepsis) CARDIOVASCULAR DYNAMICS SHORT SCIENTIFIC - Neonatal or paediatric hemodynamic research - Are animal models really the best we can?
3 12:10 13:40 Lunch Break, Exhibition and Poster Walks SPONSORED SPONSORED Not included in the main Not included in the main event CME/CPD event CME/CPD 13:40 15:10 15:10-15:40 Coffee Break, Exhibition and Poster Walks 15:40 17:10 1 Antibiotics in sepsis; the right drug at the right time at the right dose 2 The ESPNIC outcome consensus statement 3 Unexpected death at the PICU NURSING 4 Nutrition PORTUGUESE - Which antibiotic should we use in sepsis; the use and misuse of antibiotics? Round table - What exactly is preventable death? - Incidence and risks of underfeeding / overfeeding in critically ill children - Antibiotic dosing; How much and when should we give our antibiotics? - Prevention of nosocomial infections on the neonatal and paediatric ICU - Lessons learned from the evaluation of unexpected death in the PICU - Patient safety culture from a nurses perspective - Assessing feeding tolerance in the ICU - Interactive case discussion: challenging feeding in the PICU 17:10 General Assembly (by invitation only)
4 08:00 09:00 PHARMACOLOGY THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2017 Hall A Hall B Hall C Hall D Hall E Evidence based pharmacotherapy in specific groups of critically ill children - Hypothermia - Liver insufficiency and transplantation PAEDIATRIC AND NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE NURSING Interactive case discussion around neurological injury in PICU and NICU - Child with severe TBI - Neonate with HIE INFECTION, SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION AND SEPSIS Hot topics in Sepsis - New sepsis definitions: what is needed? - Mortality post discharge from Sepsis. RESUSCITATION Paediatric Resuscitation - Keeping up skills - Teaching parent s resuscitation skill. CARDIAC ICU AND MECHANICAL CIRCULATORY SUPPORT ECLS in cardiac patients with PAH - Review of the basic anatomy and physiology of ECLS systems - ECLS in decompensated PAH patients - Extreme low birthweight infants 09:00 09:10 Short Break 09:10 10:40 ETHICS LONG SCIENTIFIC Decision-making in neonatal and paediatric intensive care NEURO CRITICAL CARE LONG SCIENTIFIC - Biomarkers in cerebral damage - End of life and resuscitation decisions in NICU and PICU. Why are they different? Is this justified? - How are shared decisions in neonatal and paediatric intensive care - Monitoring brain injured child CRRT / RENAL LONG SCIENTIFIC Hot topics in Kidney injury - Evolution of AKI and CRRT over the last 2 decades - Awareness about the AWARE Study 10:40 11:10 Coffee Break, Exhibition and Poster Walks 11:10 12:10 LONG TERM OUTCOME / HEALTH SERVICES SHORT SCIENTIFIC - Short-term outcome after cardiac arrest; a prospective, longitudinal study RESPIRATORY FAILURE SHORT SCIENTIFIC Managing the young child with viral bronchiolitis - Is high-flow nasal cannula the Holy Grail? METABOLISM, ENDOCRINOLOGY AND NUTRITION SHORT SCIENTIFIC - Applicability of measuring energy expenditure in the PICU TRANSPORT LONG SCIENTIFIC - Scoop and run OR Stay and play? - Who should lead the transport? Doctor or Nurse? RESUSCITATION SHORT SCIENTIFIC - What s new in post resuscitation care CARDIOVASCULAR DYNAMICS LONG SCIENTIFIC The holy grail of hemodynamic monitoring, in search for new targets - Tissue oxygenation with NIRS is the future - Measuring mitochondrial oxygen consumption is the ultimate monitor CARDIAC ICU AND MECHANICAL CIRCULATORY SUPPORT SHORT SCIENTIFIC Management of tracheal stenosis patients - Surgical overview for the paediatric intensivist 12:10 13:40 Lunch Break, Exhibition and Poster Walks
5 13:40 15:10 YOUNG INVESTIGATOR 15:10-15:40 Coffee Break, Exhibition and Poster Walks 15:40 17:10 5 Ethics and paediatric cardiac surgery 6 Extracorporal support for ARDS: Indications and limits 7 Sedation and delirium in the brain injured child - Cardiac surgery in trisomy 18 - Doing things to the patient vs. for the patient - When not to offer surgery and ECLS in paediatric cardiac patients. - The young people: Kenneth Palmer - The child - The neonate - Sedation protocol and delirium assessment: what should be done? - Physiological basis of sedation/analgesia in brain injured child - What do we know about the impacts of delirium on neurological outcome
6 08:00 09:00 LONG TERM OUTCOME / HEALTH SERVICES Follow-up of PICU survivors - How to organize an outpatient follow-up clinic for PICU survivors FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 2017 Hall A Hall B Hall C Hall D RESPIRATORY FAILURE How to ventilate a patient - With obstructive disease - With restrictive disease 09:00 09:10 Short Break 09:10 10:40 PHARMACOLOGY LONG SCIENTIFIC Pharmacotherapy and artificial devices - Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation PAEDIATRIC AND NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE NURSING LONG SCIENTIFIC Why can t we get evidence into nursing practice? - The implementation researcher perspective - Renal replacement therapy - The clinicians and management perspective METABOLISM, ENDOCRINOLOGY AND NUTRITION - Nutritional (risk) assessment in different risk groups - Nutritional practice in PICU INFECTION, SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION AND SEPSIS LONG SCIENTIFIC Toxic shock and Immunoglobulins: What are the evidences? - Toxic Shock Syndrome and Septic Shock: different pathophysiology - Diagnosis and treatments of Toxic Shock Syndrom TRANSPORT - Neonatal topics - Paediatric topics: include trauma, asthma, cardiac, sepsis, raised intracranial pressure RESUSCITATION LONG SCIENTIFIC CPR best practice - Quality improvements in paediatric CPR - the best parameters to track? - How do we embed E-CPR into resuscitation? 10:40 11:10 Coffee Break 11:10 12:10 ETHICS NEURO CRITICAL CARE SHORT SCIENTIFIC SHORT SCIENTIFIC - Communication with parents about end of life decisions. - Indications for Decompression Craniectomie CRRT / RENAL SHORT SCIENTIFIC Neonatal AKI - Incidence and risk factors for chronic kidney disease TRANSPORT SHORT SCIENTIFIC Mobile ECMO - Transporting a child on ECMO 12:10-12:20 Short Break
7 12:20-13:00 HOT TOPICS Biomarkers in paediatric critical care -Can biomarkers in paediatric ARDS guide treatment? -Can biomarkers guide sepsis management? HOT TOPICS Plasmapheresis in paediatric ICU -Plasmapheresis: principles and indications. -Usefulness of plasmapheresis in cardiac patients (transplant, myocarditis, TAMOF, MOF, ECMO, etc.) HOT TOPICS Emergency re-admissions in children with complex CHD - Emergency re-admissions in the cardiac infant: the peak of the iceberg? - Patient and family perspectives: Looking after a fragile baby HOT TOPICS Therapeutic intervention after cardiac arrest -What is the end tidal CO2 level we should be aiming for to optimise the chance of ROSC? - Robert Tasker -What is the body temperature we should be aiming after cardiac arrest? 13:00-13:10 CLOSING
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