Wednesday, 31
August
—
Friday, 2 September 2022
Programme - DRAFT
Last updated 15.06.22
| Time | Session |
| 9am - 12.30pm | ASTN workshop: Rapid fire session |
| 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 | Spatial neglect: Insights from bedside clinical research Marianne Klinke | |||
| 9.30am | Big data neuroimaging for stroke recovery Sook-Lei Liew | |||
| 10.00am | High income equity Bruce Ovbiagele | |||
| 10.30am | Morning tea | |||
| 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 Claire Muller | Intersectionality in stroke rehabilitation Jenny Setchell | Reaching those hard to reach Amanda van Elswji, Lizzie Dodd | |
| 11.12am | Tenecteplase: Ready for prime time? Teddy Wu | Culturally and linguistically diverse populations in stroke rehabilitation Samantha Siyambalapitiya | ||
| 11.24am | Peri-thrombectomy medical management Ferdi Miteff | Reducing inequities related to ethnicity in stroke rehabilitation: A Pākeha response Rachelle Martin | Direct to ECR vs bridging therapy Skye Coote | |
| 11.36pm | Frontiers in endovascular intervention Emma Harrison | Co-design with people with aphasia Ciara Shiggins | ||
| 11.48pm | Panel Discussion | Research approaches to explore systemic bias in rehabilitation and how can we address this? | When thrombolysis goes wrong Tanya Frost, Pauline Owens | |
| 12.00pm | Debate: Advanced imaging for selection of thrombectomy For: More pretty pictures the better! Felix Ng Against: Black and white pictures is all we need Helen Dewey | Panel discussion | Panel discussion | |
| 12.30pm | Lunch | Emerging Stroke Clinician and Scientist Special Interest Group, Stroke Society of Australasia Building Diversity in Research Bruce Obviagle, Sook Lei-Liew, Julia Slark | ||
Free papers Acute stroke | Free papers Recovery & rehabilitation | Australian and New Zealand stroke guideline update session | ||
| System update: streamlined systems, impact, funding status Kelvin Hill | ||||
| Acute updates: approved changes and future directions Bruce Campbell | ||||
| Rehab updates: approved changes and future directions Coralie English | ||||
| Introduction to knowledge translation/chosen priorities Liz Lynch | ||||
| Knowledge translation 1: Reperfusion pathway & panel - DTN and DIDO Philip Choi, Tanya Frost | ||||
| Knowledge Translation 1: Reperfusion pathway - pre-hospital care Anna Balabanski | ||||
| Knowledge Translation 2: Information provision - consumer perspective Kylie Head | ||||
| Knowledge Translation 2: Information provision - Stroke Foundation resources Lauren Pesavento | ||||
| Panel discussion | ||||
| 3.00pm | Afternoon tea | |||
| Plenary 2 | ||||
| 3.30pm | REINVENT: A brain and muscle computer interface for stroke rehabilitation Sook-Lei Liew | |||
| 3.50pm | Stroke oration Alan Barber | |||
| Neuroscience symposium | Rehabilitation and recovery: How do I implement best practice care? | Free papers New investigator | ||
| 4.15pm | Pericyte biology and implications for acute and long-term stroke therapy Brad Sutherland | How can we increase therapy time? Liz Lynch | ||
| 4.30pm | Hypertension, reperfusion and functional recovery: what can rats tell us about humans post thrombectomy? Fiona McBride | Patient centered goal setting | ||
| 4.45pm | Nanoparticle delivery of selective collateral dilation Daniel Beard | Constraint induced movement therapy Lauren Christie | ||
| 5.00pm | Impact of comorbidities, prediabetes and hyperuricemia, on recovery following stroke Andrew Clarkson | In the thick of it - evidence base for use of thickened drinks in stroke? Anna Miles | ||
| 5.15pm | Linking neuroscience to clinical treatment: now and into the future Neil Spratt | Transferring rehab into community ambulation setting Felicity Bright | ||
| 5.30pm | Welcome function and poster session amongst the exhibition | |||
| 7.00pm | Close | |||
| Time | Session | ||
| 7.00am | Fun run | ||
| Plenary 3 | |||
| 8.00am | A story from Iceland: Nationwide hyper-acute and acute stroke services Marianne Klinke | ||
| 8.20am | Innovative stroke prevention solutions to address inequity: Lessons from Africa Bruce Obviagele | ||
| 8.40am | After reperfusion - medical and secondary prevention from ASU to home Rohan Grimley | ||
| 8.55am | The deteriorating ASU patient: Assessment and management Julia Slark | ||
| 9.10am | Connecting hyperacute to rehab and home – allied health in the acute stroke unit Natasha Lannin | ||
| 9.25am | Optimising rehabilitation Cathy Stinear | ||
| 9.40am | Healtheconomic aspects of stroke Dominque Cadilhac | ||
| 9.55am | Consumer perspective: Stroke clot retrieval & dignity | ||
| 10.10am | New investigator | ||
| 10.20am | New investigator | ||
| 10.30am | Morning tea | ||
Free papers Recovery & rehabilitation | Free papers Systems of care | Free papers Reperfusion | |
| 11.00am | |||
| 11.10am | |||
| 11.20am | |||
| 11.30am | |||
| 11.40am | |||
| 12.30pm | Lunch | ||
| Health equity, indigenous health, and cultural competence | ASTN: Rapid fire trials | Free papers Recovery & rehabilitation | |
| 1.30pm | Diversifying the clinical and academic workforce in stroke medicine for the symposium Bruce Ovbiagele | ||
| 1.42pm | Equity issues in stroke: Australia Angela Dos Santos | ||
| 1.54pm | Equity of access in stroke rehabilitation Stephanie Thompson | ||
| 2.06pm | Cultural aspects of stroke care Anna Ranta | ||
| 2.18pm | Secondary prevention delivered by Telehealth Coralie English | ||
| 2.30pm | Practical solutions to achieving equitable basic stroke unit care Skye Coote | ||
| 2.42pm | Panel | ||
| 3.00pm | Afternoon tea | ||
| 3.30pm | SSA AGM | ||
| 6.30pm | Gala dinner at Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre | ||
| 11.00pm | Close | ||
| Time | Session | ||
| 7.30am | Breakfast session (sponsored by W.L.Gore & Associates) Multidisciplinary approach in PFO closure and patient selection | ||
| Plenary 4: Debates | |||
| 9.00am | Debate: The 'take charge' intervention is ready to be standard of care post-stroke For: John Gommans Against: | ||
| 9.30am | Debate: It is unethical to randomise to large core trials For: Bruce Campbell Against: Vincent Thijs | ||
| 10.00am | Debate: Patients should generally not receive pre-EVT thrombolysis if presenting to a comprehensive stroke centre For: Tim Kleinig Against: Alice Ma | ||
| 10.30am | Morning tea | ||
| Acute stroke update symposium | Recovery & rehabilitation: Innovative tools | Free papers Epidemiology | |
| 11.00am | Acute stroke unit care: early nuteiriona Marianne Klinke | Innovative tools in preclinical assessment and monitoring Matilda Balbi | |
| 11.12am | Clinical update on TIA & stroke prevention Suzanne Busch | Engaging the public in stroke rehabilitation research Sook-Lei Liew | |
| 11.24am | Cardiology perspective: PFO, LAAO, and loop recorders Phil Adamson | Innovations in co-design intervention development and engagement Aaron Davis | |
| 11.36am | New Zealand National Stroke clot retrieval programme update | Remote monitoring in stroke recovery Sandy Bauer | |
| 11.48am | Stroke clot retrieval patient selection including imaging Fana Alemsegeld | Telerehab Kate Laver | |
| 12.00pm | Acute management of ICH Candice Delcourt | What is next in prediction tools for stroke rehabilitation? MC Smith | |
| 12.12pm | Panel discussion | Panel discussion | |
| 12.45pm | Meeting awards and close | ||
| 1.00pm | Lunch | ||
Optional afternoon activities: Wine tour Click here for more details. | |||