Last updated 21.04.22
Time | Session |
9am - 12.30pm | ASTN workshop |
9am - 12.30pm | SSA NZ workshop: Cultural safety in stroke care |
9am - 12.30pm | Industry (tbc) |
1.30pm - 5pm | ASA workshop: Acute stroke case discussions |
1.30pm - 5pm | Recovery workshop: Maintaining physical activity during recovery after stroke |
1.30pm - 5pm | Industry (tbc) |
Time | Session | |||
8.30am | Mihi Whakatau and welcome | |||
Plenary 1 | ||||
9.00am | Keynote: Acute stroke nursing Marianne Klinke | |||
9.30am | Keynote: Big data and rehabilitation Sook-Lei Liew | |||
10.00am | Keynote: Stroke care and equity Bruce Ovbiagele | |||
10.30am | Morning tea | |||
Symposium | Symposium | Symposium | ||
Controversies and frontiers in acute stroke intervention | Diversity, equity and inclusion in rehabilitation and recovery | Nursing/ASNEN | ||
11.00am | Intracerebral haemorrhage – Restarting antithrombotic treatment after ICH | Intersectionality in stroke rehabilitation | Reaching those hard to reach | |
11.12am | Tenecteplase: Ready for prime time? | CALD populations in stroke rehabilitation | ||
11.24am | Peri-thrombectomy care: BP and antiplatelets (TBC) | What is the experience after stroke: what does dignity look like? | Direct to EVT vs bridging therapy | |
11.36pm | Frontiers in endovascular intervention | Where are our gaps in research and clinical practice (CALD)? | ||
11.48pm | Panel Discussion | Research approaches to explore systemic bias and how can we address this? Would cover ethics etc | When thrombolysis goes wrong | |
12.00pm | Debate: Advanced imaging for selection of thrombectomy For – more pretty pictures the better! Against – black and white pictures is all we need | Panel discussion | Panel discussion | |
12.30pm | Lunch | |||
Free papers | Free papers | Symposium | ||
Hyper-acute stroke & imaging | Recovery | Australian and New Zealand stroke guideline update session | ||
1.30pm | System update: streamlined systems, impact, funding status | |||
1.40pm | Acute updates: approved changes and future directions | |||
1.50pm | Rehab updates: approved changes and future directions | |||
2.00pm | Introduction to knowledge translation/chosen priorities | |||
2.10pm | Knowledge translation 1: Reperfusion pathway & panel | |||
2.20pm | ||||
2.30pm | ||||
2.40pm | Knowledge translation 2: Information provision & panel | |||
2.50pm | ||||
3.00pm | Afternoon tea | |||
Plenary 2 | ||||
3.30pm | Rehabilitation imaging Sook-Lei Liew | |||
3.50pm | Stroke oration | |||
4.10pm | Pericyte biology and implications for acute and long-term stroke therapy | |||
4.25pm | Hypertension, reperfusion and functional recovery: what can rats tell us about humans post thrombectomy | |||
4.40pm | New targets for recovery and neuroprotection: the role of patient factors and comorbidity management | |||
4.55pm | Nanoparticle delivery of selective collateral vasodilation | |||
5.15pm | Linking neuroscience to clinical treatment: now and into the future | |||
5.30pm | Welcome function and poster session amongst the exhibition | |||
7.00pm | Close |
Time | Session | ||
6.30am | Fun run | ||
Plenary 3 | |||
8.00am | Keynote: Managing patients with spatial neglect Marianne Klinke | ||
8.20am | Innovative solutions to stroke care and prevention Bruce Obviagele | ||
8.40am | Optimal interdisciplinary acute stroke care” | ||
8.55am | What’s hot in stroke nursing? | ||
9.10am | Stroke recovery: the latest evidence | ||
9.25am | Secondary prevention delivered by Telehealth | ||
9.40am | Consumer perspective: stroke clot retrieval and dignity | ||
9.55am | Healtheconomic aspects of stroke | ||
10.10am | Best new investigator abstract | ||
10.20am | Best new investigator abstract | ||
10.30am | Morning tea | ||
Free papers | Free papers | Free papers | |
Stroke nursing | Health delivery & Telehealth | Acute stroke units & ICH | |
11.00am | |||
11.10am | |||
11.20am | |||
11.30am | |||
11.40am | |||
12.30pm | Lunch | ||
Symposium | Symposium | Free papers | |
Health equity, indigenous health, and cultural competence | ASTN: Rapid fire trials | Epidemiology/prevention/TIA | |
1.30pm | Equity issues in stroke care: USA/Africa Bruce Ovbiagele | ||
1.42pm | Equity issues in stroke: Australia | ||
1.54pm | Equity issues in stroke: New Zealand | ||
2.06pm | Cultural aspects of stroke care | ||
2.18pm | Rehab equity talk (Title TBC) | ||
2.30pm | Practical solutions to achieving equitable basic stroke unit care | ||
2.42pm | Panel | ||
3.00pm | Afternoon tea | ||
3.30pm | SSA AGM | ||
7.00pm | Gala dinner at Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre | ||
11.00pm | Close |
Time | Session | ||
7.30am | Breakfast session (sponsored by W.L.Gore & Associates) | ||
Plenary 4: Debates | |||
9.00am | Debate: The 'take charge' intervention is ready to be standard of care post-stroke | ||
9.30am | Debate: It is unethical to randomise to large core trials | ||
10.00am | Debate: Patients should generally not receive pre-EVT thrombolysis if presenting to a comprehensive stroke centre | ||
10.30am | Morning tea | ||
Symposium | Symposium | Free papers | |
Acute stroke update symposium | Recovery 2 - Innovative tools in stroke rehabilitation and recovery research | New investigator | |
11.00am | Prevention & TIA: what's new? | Innovative tools in preclinical assessment and monitoring | |
11.12am | PFO closure & LAA occlusion | Citizen science using neuroimaging data | |
11.24am | Optimising EVT service delivery | Innovations in co-design intervention development and engagement | |
11.36am | EVT patient selection including imaging | Remote monitoring in neurological conditions | |
11.48am | Acute management of ICH | Telerehab | |
12.00pm | Update on pre-hospital / stroke ambulance care | What’s next for algorithms? | |
12.12pm | Panel discussion | Panel discussion | |
12.45pm | Meeting awards and close | ||
1.00pm | Lunch |