NZ RESUS 2018 COMING OF AGE

NZ RESUS 2018 COMING OF AGE NZ RESUS 2018 COMING OF AGE CONFERENCE 19-21 April 2018 Te Papa, Wellington WITH THANKS TO OUR TOROA SPONSOR WiFi Network: TePapa-Events Password: events #NZRESUS2018 PAGE 1

Thursday 19th April 2018 Educators Day 09.00 09.30 Chair: Richard Aickin Soundings Theatre Education Day Opening 21 YEARS OF RESUSCITATION EDUCATION IN NEW ZEALAND 09.30 10.00 COMMUNITY FIRST RESPONDER PROGRAM IN SINGAPORE Marcus Ong, Singapore General Hospital, Singapore 10.00 10.30 DEBRIEF PROCESSES AFTER TRAUMATIC RESUSCITATIONS Helen Liley, Mater Women s Hospital, Australia 10.30 11.00 Morning Tea Icon 11.00 11.30 Chair: Renee McKeany Soundings Theatre DOES EDUCATION SAVE LIVES? Jasmeet Soar, Southmead Hospital, United Kingdom Soundings Theatre 11.30 12.00 CONTINUOUS EVIDENCE EVALUATION - IMPACTS ON EDUCATION Peter Morley, The University of Melbourne, Australia 12.00 12.30 STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE ACTIVE LEARNING Julie Considine, Deakin University, Australia 12.30 13.30 Lunch Icon PAGE 2

Thursday 19th April 2018 Educators Day BREAKOUT SESSIONS (choose one) 13.30-1500 BASIC LIFE SUPPORT, ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT, FIRST AID Chair: Jo Whibley NEWBORN LIFE SUPPORT Chair: Anna Lawson Sounding Theatre Rangimarie 1 BASIC LIFE SUPPORT THE LANGUAGE OF RESUSCITATION Kevin Nation, New Zealand Resuscitation Council, New Zealand INTRODUCING CALS - A NEW RESUSCITATION ALGORITHM FOR PATIENTS FOLLOWING CARDIAC SURGERY Mark Reynolds, Jacqueline Mailer, Waikato Hospital, Hamilton, New Zealand QUALITY FOR FIRST AID TRAINING IN NEW ZEALAND Kevin Nation, New Zealand Resuscitation Council, New Zealand AMBULANCE PERSPECTIVE ON NEONATAL EMERGENCIES Tony Smith, St John Ambulance, New Zealand PROPOSED NEONATAL RESUSCITATION MODULE FOR THE ANNUAL COM EDUCATION UPDATE Elaine Gray, New Zealand College of Midwives THE CURRENT COURSE: PROBLEMS AND AREAS FOR IMPROVEMENT Lindsay Mildenhall, Counties Manukau DHB, New Zealand 15.00 15.20 Afternoon Tea Icon 15.20 15.50 Chairman: Kevin Nation Soundings Theatre THE FUTRUE OF RESUSCITATION EDUCATION IS IN THE CLOUD(S) Richard Aickin, New Zealand Resuscitation Council, New Zealand 15.50 16.00 Education Day Closing Soundings Theatre 16.30 17.00 CINZ AGM Rangimarie 1 17.00 Conference Welcome Reception Oceania PAGE 3

Friday 20th April 2018 09.00 09.20 Mihi & Conference Opening PLENARY SESSION ONE THIS IS THE BEGINNING? Chair: Richard Aickin 09.20 10.00 DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PREVENTION, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF HEART DISEASE IN NEW ZEALAND Gerry Devlin, Heart Foundation, New Zealand 10.00 10.30 NEONATAL CPR: WHAT S THE SCIENCE AND SHOULD WE EVEN DO IT? Myra Wyckoff, UT Southwestern, USA 10.30 11.00 Morning Tea Oceania PLENARY SESSION TWO THINKING BIG Chair: Kevin Nation 11.00 11.30 CLINICAL ASPECTS OF CROWD DISASTERS Jasmeet Soar, Southmead Hospital, United Kingdom 11.30 12.00 GLOBAL RESUSCITATION ALLIANCE 10 STEPS TO IMPROVE SURVIVAL Marcus Ong, Singapore General Hospital, Singapore 12.00 12.30 WHAT S ON THE HORIZON FOR ALS? Peter Morley, The University of Melbourne, Australia PAGE 4

Friday 20th April 2018 12.30 13.30 Lunch & Poster Session 1 Oceania BREAKOUT SESSION FIRST AID Chair: Jonathon Webber Rangimarie 1 13.30 14.00 THE A AND B OF FIRST AID Jason Bendall, St John Ambulance, Australia 14.00 14.30 BLEEDING Tony Smith, St John Ambulance, New Zealand 14.30 15.00 THE OBESE PATIENT Tracy Kidd, Bendigo Health, Australia BREAKOUT SESSION NEONATOLOGY Chair: Lindsay Mildenhall STATE OF THE ART SCIENCE IN SUPPORT OF MEDICATIONS DURING NEONATAL RESUSCITATION Myra Wyckoff, UT Southwestern, Texas, USA DELAYED CORD CLAMPING Helen Liley, Mater Women s Hospital, Australia ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF NEONATAL ENCEPHALOPATHY: AN UPDATE Malcolm Battin, Starship Children s Health, New Zealand 15.00 15.30 Afternoon Tea Oceania PLENARY SESSION THREE LOOKING AFTER OURSELVES Chair: Swee Han Lim 15.30 16.00 LOOKING AFTER THE RESPONDER Marcus Ong, Singapore General Hospital, Singapore 16.00 16.30 KIDS SAVE LIVES THINK GLOBAL, ACT LOCAL Kevin Nation, New Zealand Resuscitation Council, New Zealand 16.30 17.00 IS IT ETHICAL? Mike Ardagh, University of Otago, New Zealand 18.30 19.00 Pre-dinner Drinks 19.00 Late Conference Dinner Te Marae, Te papa PAGE 5

Saturday 21st April 2018 PLENARY SESSION FOUR CHANGING COMMUNITY RESPONSE Chair: Gary Payinda 09.00 09.30 USING TECHNOLOGY TO CHANGE COMMUNITY RESPONSE Marcus Ong, Singapore General Hospital, Singapore 09.30 10.00 GOODSAM Mark Wilson, Imperial College London, United Kingdom 10.00 10.30 CARDIAC ARREST GEOLOCATION, INCIDENCE AND A RURAL MODEL FOR FIRST RESPONSE Tony Scott, North Shore Hospital, New Zealand, Bridget Dicker, St John, New Zealand, John McCarthy, Ministry of Health, New Zealand 10.30 11.00 Morning Tea Oceania PLENARY SESSION FIVE ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT Chair: Tonia Nicholson 11.00 11.30 POST RESUSCITATION CARE THE ROLE OF NURSES IN ENHANCING PATIENT OUTCOMES Julie Considine, Deakin University, Australia 11.30 12.00 CARDIAC ARREST THE YEAR IN REVIEW Jasmeet Soar, Southmead Hospital, United Kingdom 12.00 12.30 RESUSCITATION DOES GENDER MAKE A DIFFERENCE? Fiona Stewart, Auckland City Hospital, New Zealand 12.30 13.30 Lunch & Poster Session 2 FREE PAPER SESSION Chair: Malcolm Stuart Chair: Gary Payinda Chair: Tony Scott Judges: Peter Morley, Jason Bendall, Jaz Soar Judges: Richard Aickin, Julie Considine, Kevin Nation Judges: Swee Han Lim, Tonia Nicolson, Gabrielle Nuthall Rangimarie 1 Rangimarie 2 13.30 13.45 PAEDIATRIC CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION: KNOWLEDGE AND PERCEPTIONS OF SURF LIFEGUARDS Jonathon Webber, Kevin Moran, David Cumin, Jessica Reilly, Daymen Huband PAGE 6 PREHOSPITAL PATHWAYS IN ACUTE STROKE AND TIA - A POPULATION- BASED STUDY Bronwyn Tunnage, Rita Krishnamurthi, Andrew Swain, Valery Feigin AEDS ON WHEELS: A PILOT PROGRAMME TO EQUIP TAXIS WITH AEDS Alexander E. White, Clare Parker, Desmond R. Mao, Vernon Kang, Marcus Eng Hock Ong

Saturday 21st April 2018 FREE PAPER SESSION CONT. 13.45 14.00 IMPROVING PERFORMANCE OF RESUSCITATION TECHNICAL SKILLS USING SIMPLE LABELS (COGNITIVE AIDS) IN FIRST RESPONDERS: AN ANTIDOTE TO COGNITIVE BLINDNESS Billy Doyle 14.00 14.15 VIRTUAL REALITY: IMPROVING RESUSCITATION TRAINING Charlotte Smith, Sasha Kljakovic, Eleri Clissold 14.15 14.30 AUSTRALIAN S AWARENESS OF CARDIAC ARREST AND RATES OF CPR TRAINING: RESULTS FROM THE HEART FOUNDATION S HEART WATCH SURVEY Janet Bray, Catuscia Biuso, Susie Cartledge, Judith Finn 14.30 14.45 IDENTIFYING A WEAKNESS IN THE DROWNING CHAIN OF SURVIVAL: SHOULD WE TEACH DROWNING DETECTION IN FIRST AID CLASSES? Billy Doyle THE CURRENT TEMPERATURE: A SURVEY OF POST- RESUSCITATION MANAGEMENT ACROSS AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND INTENSIVE CARE UNITS Janet Bray, Susie Cartledge, Judith Finn, Glenn Eastwood, Nicole McKenzie, Dion Stub, Lahn Straney, and Stephen Bernard INTRODUCTION OF LARYNGEAL MASK AIRWAY USE FOR NEWBORNS 34 WEEKS GESTATION AND 2000G AT WAITEMATA DISTRICT HEALTH BOARD Jutta Van Den Boom, Christine Prentice IS THERE AN IDEAL PREHOSPITAL DRUG TREATMENT FOR ACUTE CYANIDE POISONING? Craig B Barraclough RESUSCITATION IN RURAL ENVIRONMENTS: NURSE PRACTITIONER LED MODEL OF CARE Kathleen Tori, Natasha Jennings, Grainne Lowe 'SHE'S SORT OF BREATHING': WHAT LINGUISTIC FACTORS DETERMINE CALL-TAKER RECOGNITION OF AGONAL BREATHING IN EMERGENCY CALLS FOR CARDIAC ARREST? Marine Riou, Stephen Ball, Teresa Williams, Austin Whiteside, Peter Cameron, Daniel Fatovich, Gavin Perkins, Karen Smith, Janet Bray, Madoka Inoue, Kay O Halloran, Paul Bailey, Deon Brink, Judith Finn CPR FOR PARENTS: A COMMUNITY BASED STUDY Georgia Walter, Alexandra Durman IMPLEMENTING THE 10 STEPS TO IMPROVING SURVIVAL FROM OUT- OF-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST: AN UPDATE FROM ST JOHN NEW ZEALAND Bridget Dicker TRENDS IN THE INCIDENCE AND OUTCOME OF PAEDIATRIC OUT-OF- HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST IN VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA Ziad Nehme, Siva Namachivayam, Warwick Butt, Stephen Bernard, Karen Smith PAGE 7

Saturday 21st April 2018 FREE PAPER SESSION CONT. 14.45 15.00 THE INTRODUCTION OF CORE TO TONGA Louise Mason HELPING THE HELPERS: THE USE OF COUNSELLING BY NZ PARAMEDICS Ari Peach REGIONAL VARIATION IN THE CHARACTERISTICS, INCIDENCE AND OUTCOMES OF OUT- OF-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND Ben Beck, Janet Bray, Peter Cameron, Karen Smith, Tony Walker, Hugh Grantham, Cindy Hein, Melanie Thorrowgood, Anthony Smith, Madoka Inoue, Tony Smith, Bridget Dicker, Andy Swain, Emma Bosley, Katherine Pemberton, Michael McKay, Malcolm Johnston-Leek, Gavin Perkins, Graham Nichol, Judith Finn 15.00-15.30 Afternoon Tea Oceania PLENARY SESSION SIX RAPID FIRE UPDATES Chair: Julie Considine 15.30 1540 AMBULANCE PERSPECTIVE ON NEONATAL EMERGENCIES Tony Smith, St John, New Zealand 15.40-15.50 THE LATEST IN PAEDIATRIC LIFE SUPPORT Gabrielle Nuthall, Starship Children s Health, New Zealand 15.50 16.00 CONTEMPORARY ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT Tonia Nicholson, Waikato Hospital, New Zealand 16.00 16.10 ADVANCES IN PROGNOSTICATION Jasmeet Soar, Southmead Hospital, United Kingdom 16.10-16.20 QUESTION TIME 16.20-17.00 PANEL DISCUSSION SHOULD WE STOP NOW? Chairman: Richard Aickin 17.00 Conference Close PAGE 8