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09-12 June 2011 | Energy Events Centre | Rotorua
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Welcome<br />
Welcome again to Rotorua. We know that most of the<br />
registrations have come from people who have attended<br />
the conference in previous years. We obviously welcome<br />
this as evidence that we are providing a conference that<br />
meets your needs and expectations.<br />
The conference this year follows that “tried & true”<br />
format with the relatively recent addition of the workshop<br />
day on Thursday, followed by the conference proper over<br />
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Hopefully you will be able to<br />
decide which of the many concurrent sessions to attend.<br />
All the sessions are on site at the Energy Events Centre<br />
this year, avoiding the shuttles between venues.<br />
We have increasing numbers of both Practice Nurses and<br />
Practice Managers attending and have tailored sessions<br />
to their specific needs. However, with General Practice<br />
being a team process we hope that practice nurses and<br />
managers will mix and mingle with other attendees<br />
during the breaks and social events.<br />
As usual there are plenty of opportunities to socialise and<br />
meet up with your colleagues from around the country.<br />
No <strong>GP</strong><strong>CME</strong> conference would be the same without the<br />
conference dinner. The entertainment this year includes<br />
comedian Mike King so it should be a very enjoyable<br />
evening with plenty of humour.<br />
My Practice has had the usual problem of everyone<br />
wanting to come to the conference – I know this is the<br />
case in many other Practices as well. Perhaps those of<br />
your colleagues not able to come to Rotorua can attend<br />
the sister <strong>GP</strong><strong>CME</strong> South conference in Dunedin. Of<br />
course there is no reason why you couldn’t make the<br />
trip south as well to perhaps revisit some of the haunts<br />
of your youth.<br />
I hope after the conference you return home refreshed,<br />
revitalised, and at least a little more knowledgeable.<br />
Mark Peterson<br />
Chair<br />
NZMA <strong>GP</strong> Council<br />
Speakers<br />
Brian Almand<br />
Rohan Ameratunga<br />
Ngaire Anderson<br />
Richard Babor<br />
Alex Bartle<br />
Chris Barton<br />
Johnathan Bayley<br />
David Beaumont<br />
Grant Beban<br />
Rick Bernau<br />
Adam Bialostocki<br />
Ross Boswell<br />
Tom Bowden<br />
David Bratt<br />
Jason Burns<br />
Rab Burtun<br />
MaryAnne Cameron<br />
Andrew Carmody<br />
John Chaplin<br />
Peter Chapman-Smith<br />
Tim Cookson<br />
Marijke Currie<br />
Rick Cutfield<br />
Marguerite Dalton<br />
Helen Danesh-Meyer<br />
Andrew Darby<br />
Cornelius Dirven<br />
Barbara Docherty<br />
Tony Dowell<br />
Chris Ellis<br />
Colin Edwards<br />
Deralie Flower<br />
Jennifer Gibson<br />
Malcolm Giles<br />
Graham Gulbransen<br />
Philippa Hamlyn<br />
David Hay<br />
Rachael Harry<br />
Anders Henriksson<br />
Mary Hodson<br />
Shaun Holt<br />
Harish Kala<br />
Erica Whineray Kelly<br />
Andrew Kissling<br />
Keith Laubscher<br />
Brett Mann<br />
Paula Mathieson<br />
Michelle May<br />
Edward Mayeaux<br />
Nick McIvor<br />
Liz Milner<br />
Zac Moaveni<br />
Johan Morreau<br />
Kevin Morris<br />
Kingsley Nirmalaraj<br />
Raewyn Norman<br />
Amanda Oakley<br />
Paul Ockelford<br />
Alasdair Patrick<br />
Shaun Phelan<br />
Gaeline Phipps<br />
Neil Poskitt<br />
Claude Preitner<br />
Stewart Reid<br />
Grant Robertson<br />
Peter Robinson<br />
David Rowbotham<br />
Tony Ryall<br />
Sanjeewa Samaraweera<br />
Matthias Seidel<br />
Anil Sharma<br />
Sir Ken Stevens<br />
Bruce Sutherland<br />
Tim Sutton<br />
Nikki Turner<br />
Ian Wallbridge<br />
Chris Wills<br />
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Contents<br />
EXHIBITION SECTION<br />
1<br />
Map of Rotorua Energy Events Centre .......................................................................................................... 2<br />
Map of Rotorua & useful contact numbers .................................................................................................... 3<br />
Exhibition Layout .......................................................................................................................................... 4<br />
Exhibitor Listing ............................................................................................................................................ 5<br />
Exhibitors by Product/Service/Category .......................................................................................................... 7<br />
Competitions & Prizes .............................................................................................................................. 9-11<br />
<strong>GP</strong> <strong>CME</strong> 2011 PROGRAMME<br />
Pre-Conference Workshops ......................................................................................................................... 13<br />
Friday ......................................................................................................................................................... 14<br />
Practice Managers Programme .................................................................................................................... 15<br />
Saturday ................................................................................................................................................ 16-17<br />
Practice Nurses Programme ......................................................................................................................... 19<br />
Sunday ....................................................................................................................................................... 21<br />
SPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES AND SESSIONS<br />
Brian Almand ....................24<br />
Rohan Ameratunga ..........24<br />
Ngaire Anderson ...............37<br />
Richard Babor ...................26<br />
Alex Bartle ........................25<br />
Chris Barton .....................25<br />
Johnathan Bayley ..............25<br />
David Beaumont ...............26<br />
Grant Beban .....................26<br />
Rick Bernau ......................27<br />
Adam Bialostocki ..............27<br />
Ross Boswell .....................29<br />
Tom Bowden ....................40<br />
David Bratt .......................29<br />
Jason Burns ......................29<br />
Rab Burtun .......................29<br />
Andrew Carmody .............30<br />
John Chaplin ....................30<br />
Peter Chapman-Smith .......31<br />
Tim Cookson ....................31<br />
Marijke Currie ...................32<br />
Rick Cutfield ....................32<br />
Marguerite Dalton ............32<br />
Helen Danesh-Meyer ........34<br />
Andrew Darby ..................34<br />
Cornelius Dirven ...............40<br />
Barbara Docherty ..............34<br />
Tony Dowell ......................35<br />
Chris Ellis ..........................35<br />
Colin Edwards ..................37<br />
Deralie Flower ...................37<br />
Jennifer Gibson .................38<br />
Malcolm Giles ...................37<br />
Graham Gulbransen .........38<br />
Philippa Hamlyn ................38<br />
David Hay .........................40<br />
Rachael Harry ...................39<br />
Anders Henriksson ............39<br />
Mary Hodson ....................39<br />
Shaun Holt .......................40<br />
Harish Kala .......................38<br />
Erica Whineray Kelly .........43<br />
Andrew Kissling ................40<br />
Keith Laubscher ................43<br />
Brett Mann .......................43<br />
Paula Mathieson ...............44<br />
Michelle May ....................44<br />
Edward Mayeaux ..............46<br />
Nick McIvor ......................30<br />
Liz Milner ..........................46<br />
Zac Moaveni ....................47<br />
Kevin Morris .....................48<br />
Kingsley Nirmalaraj ...........48<br />
Amanda Oakley ................49<br />
Paul Ockelford ..................49<br />
Alasdair Patrick .................50<br />
Shaun Phelan ....................50<br />
Gaeline Phipps ..................52<br />
Neil Poskitt .......................50<br />
Claude Preitner .................51<br />
Stewart Reid .....................51<br />
Grant Robertson ...............52<br />
Peter Robinson .................52<br />
David Rowbotham ............53<br />
Tony Ryall .........................53<br />
Sanjeewa Samaraweera ....40<br />
Matthias Seidel .................54<br />
Anil Sharma ......................54<br />
Sir Ken Stevens .................55<br />
Bruce Sutherland ..............55<br />
Tim Sutton .......................56<br />
Nikki Turner ......................56<br />
Ian Wallbridge ..................57<br />
Chris Wills ........................57<br />
ABSTRACTS<br />
Pre-Conference Workshops .................................................................................................................... 60-68<br />
Friday .................................................................................................................................................... 71-85<br />
Practice Managers Programmes ............................................................................................................. 86-88<br />
Saturday .............................................................................................................................................. 91-115<br />
Practice Nurses Programme ................................................................................................................ 117-119<br />
Sunday .............................................................................................................................................. 122-131<br />
Delegate Listings - Alphabetic Listing ........................................................................................................... 132-141<br />
Delegate Listings - Regional Listing ............................................................................................................... 142-151<br />
<strong>GP</strong> <strong>CME</strong> Certificate of Attendance / Credit Claim Form ................................................................................ 153-154<br />
Exhibitor Directory ....................................................................................................................................... 155-165<br />
Sponsors/Exhibitors .................................................................................................................................. Back Cover<br />
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Energy Events Centre<br />
Rotorua Energy Events Centre Layout<br />
Queens Drive, Government Gardens<br />
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10<br />
6<br />
5<br />
7<br />
4<br />
9<br />
3<br />
2<br />
EXHIBITION<br />
11<br />
1<br />
12<br />
13<br />
1<br />
Registration Desk<br />
8<br />
Picasso<br />
2<br />
Sovereign<br />
9<br />
Van Gogh<br />
3<br />
Skellerup<br />
10<br />
Kandinsky<br />
4<br />
Opus<br />
11<br />
Baytrust (Main Plenary Room)<br />
5<br />
Works<br />
12<br />
Sportsdrome (Practice Managers & Practice Nurses Programmes)<br />
6<br />
Sigma<br />
13<br />
Conference Room (ALS Courses)<br />
7<br />
Monet<br />
Blue Baths, Rotorua<br />
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Rotorua Map<br />
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Rotorua Map<br />
Useful Contact Numbers<br />
Conference Matters ................................... 021 164 3815<br />
Millennium Hotel ......................................... 07 347 1234<br />
Sudima Hotel ............................................... 07 348 1174<br />
Princes Gate Hotel ....................................... 07 348 1179<br />
Novotel Rotorua ........................................... 07 346 3888<br />
Rydges Hotel ............................................... 07 349 0099<br />
Alpha Displays ........................................... 027 495 1053<br />
Energy Events Centre ................................... 07 349 5631<br />
Supper Shuttle ............................................. 07 345 7790<br />
Taxi .............................................................. 07 348 1111<br />
Rotorua Aiport ............................................. 07 345 8800<br />
Air New Zealand ........................................ 0800 737 000<br />
Lakescare Pharmacy .................................... 07 348 4385<br />
Polynesian Spa ............................................. 07 348 1328<br />
Spa Treatments ............................................ 07 343 1665<br />
Ambrosia Restaurant & Bar ..........................07-348 3985<br />
Lake End 1096 Tutanekai Street<br />
The Pig and Whistle Historic Pub .................. 07 347 3025<br />
Cnr Haupapa and Tutanekai Streets<br />
Seismic Gastrobar ........................................ 07 348 2082<br />
1158 Whakaue Street<br />
Bistro 1284 .................................................. 07 346 1284<br />
1284 Eruera St - Judged Rotorua’s best restaurant<br />
Lonestar ....................................................... 07 349 4040<br />
Cnr Arawa & Amohia St<br />
Amazing Thai Restaurant ............................. 07 343 9494<br />
1246 Fenton Street<br />
Lovely India .................................................. 07 348 4088<br />
1123 Tutanekai Street<br />
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Exhibition Layout<br />
Exhibition Layout<br />
25 - 24 23<br />
22 21 20 19 18 17 16-14 13<br />
26<br />
31 - 29<br />
27<br />
28<br />
114 - 115<br />
113<br />
112<br />
100 - 101<br />
98 - 99<br />
86 85<br />
87 84<br />
72 71<br />
73<br />
70<br />
58 57<br />
59 56<br />
12<br />
11<br />
10<br />
128<br />
127<br />
125 - 126<br />
121 - 124<br />
116<br />
117<br />
111<br />
110<br />
102<br />
103<br />
97<br />
96<br />
88 83<br />
89<br />
82<br />
74<br />
75<br />
68 - 69<br />
60<br />
61<br />
55<br />
54<br />
8 - 9<br />
32b<br />
32a<br />
32 - 33<br />
34 -35<br />
118 109<br />
119 108<br />
104 95<br />
105 94<br />
90 81<br />
91 80<br />
120 107 106 93 92 79 78 64<br />
76 - 77<br />
65 - 67<br />
62 -63<br />
51 - 53<br />
3 - 4 5 - 7<br />
2<br />
36 -37<br />
1<br />
38 - 39 40 41 - 43 44 - 46<br />
47 - 50<br />
Exhibitor Listing - By Location<br />
1......................New Zealand Medical Association<br />
2......................Royal New Zealand College of <strong>GP</strong>s<br />
3-4 ..................Medical Assurance Society<br />
5-7 ..................Mundipharma<br />
8-9 ..................sanofi-aventis<br />
10....................Rural General Practice Network<br />
11....................Go Healthy NZ<br />
12....................Fertility Associates<br />
13....................Sleep Well Clinic<br />
14-16 ..............Johnson & Johnson<br />
17....................Ministry of Health, Tobacco Control Programme<br />
18....................TRG Group<br />
19....................Healthline<br />
20....................Dr Reddy’s New Zealand<br />
21....................MedicAlert® Foundation-New Zealand Inc.<br />
22....................Medtech<br />
23....................Healthstat<br />
24-25 ..............Techbooks<br />
26....................Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition<br />
27....................House of Travel<br />
28....................Tytex<br />
29-31 ..............Pfizer<br />
32a ..................BioTrace<br />
32b..................3M New Zealand<br />
32-33 ..............AstraZeneca<br />
34-35 ..............St John<br />
36-37 ..............Roche Diabetes Care<br />
38-39 ..............Roche Products<br />
40....................Roche Point of Care<br />
41-43 ..............Douglas Pharmaceuticals<br />
44-46 ..............Novartis New Zealand<br />
47-50 ..............Abbott<br />
51-53 ..............Eli Lilly<br />
54....................NZ Doctor<br />
55....................Research Review<br />
56....................Foot Mechanics Podiatry<br />
57....................BD Diagnostics<br />
58....................McLaren Medical<br />
59....................Pharmaco (NZ) Ltd<br />
60....................Ferring Pharmaceuticals<br />
61....................Galderma<br />
62-63 ..............GlaxoSmithKline<br />
64....................OBEX Medical<br />
65-67 ..............MSD<br />
68-69 ..............GlaxoSmithKline<br />
70....................DrInfo<br />
71....................MoleMap by Dermatologists<br />
72....................BDM Grange<br />
73....................Reckitt Benckiser<br />
74....................Stiefel (a GSK company)<br />
75....................Neilmed Pharmaceuticals<br />
76-77 ..............CSL Biotherapies<br />
78....................Hologic<br />
79....................Aspen Pharmacare<br />
80....................Last Minute Locums<br />
81....................Capes Medical<br />
82....................AFT Pharmaceuticals<br />
83....................Canberra Health Cooperative Australia<br />
84....................PULSE Staffing<br />
85....................Ministry of Social Development<br />
86....................Ormiston Hospital<br />
87....................PHL Medical<br />
88....................Biocel Health<br />
89....................InterMed Medical<br />
90....................Nutricia<br />
91....................Konnect Net Ltd<br />
92....................Westpac<br />
93....................Bayer Healthcare<br />
94....................New Zealand Medical & Scientific<br />
95....................Health Workforce Queensland<br />
96....................Care Medical<br />
97....................Home Instead<br />
98-99 ..............Otago University<br />
100-101 ..........Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
102..................Ultrascope<br />
103..................Healthpoint<br />
104..................Global Medical Solutions<br />
105..................Vensa Health<br />
106..................Ochre Recruitment<br />
107..................Leukaemia & Blood Foundation<br />
108..................AUSSTAT/Kiwis STAT<br />
109..................Norgine<br />
110..................Mylan New Zealand<br />
111..................Homecare Medical<br />
112..................Parent to Parent<br />
113..................ScarletBLACK<br />
114-115 ..........EBOS Healthcare<br />
116..................Canterbury Health Laboratories<br />
117..................Best Practice Advocacy Centre<br />
118..................Medtel<br />
119..................Critical Assist<br />
120..................USL Medical<br />
121-124 ..........Boehringer Ingelheim - Pradaxa<br />
125-126 ..........Boehringer Ingelheim - Spiriva<br />
127..................Bupa Care Services<br />
128..................Atlantis Healthcare<br />
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Exhibition Listing<br />
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Exhibitor Listing - Alphabetical<br />
3M New Zealand ................................................. 32b<br />
Melanie Head<br />
Cara McCathy<br />
Pam White<br />
Robert Cooper<br />
Abbott ............................................................... 47-50<br />
Julie Anderson<br />
Kathryn Bennett<br />
Annabelle Bristed<br />
Deva Dhar<br />
Gemma Donovan<br />
Stephanie Falconer<br />
Anna Forsyth<br />
Sara Hartigan<br />
Nicholas Leach<br />
Scott Lewis<br />
Geordie Lukacs<br />
Charlie Taylor<br />
Craig Burnet<br />
Jacqui Palmer<br />
Jackie Van Rooyen<br />
AFT Pharmaceuticals ..............................................82<br />
Mr James Corbett<br />
Mr Ben Olsen<br />
Mr Peter Stewart<br />
Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd ................. 100-101<br />
Carmelle Penney<br />
Andrew Park<br />
Helena Van Der Pluijm<br />
Aspen Pharmacare .................................................79<br />
Mr Wayne Smith<br />
Jessica Ulyatt<br />
AstraZeneca ...................................................... 32-33<br />
Clare Barrett<br />
Carmen Douglas<br />
Tania Hawkes<br />
Kevin Johnson<br />
Daniel Radley<br />
Atlantis Healthcare ..............................................128<br />
Michelle Reynolds<br />
AUSSTAT/Kiwis STAT ............................................108<br />
Jo Knight<br />
Bayer Healthcare ....................................................93<br />
Angela Loeffellechner<br />
Caroline Willis<br />
Shelley Clark<br />
Paddy Franklin<br />
BD Diagnostics .......................................................57<br />
Mr Jesse Braunberger<br />
Leigh Martinovich<br />
BDM Grange ...........................................................72<br />
Holly Leach<br />
Fiona Stackpole<br />
Best Practice Advocacy Centre ............................117<br />
Kaye Baldwin<br />
Murray Tilyard<br />
Capes Medical ........................................................81<br />
Peter Capes<br />
Lesley Peake<br />
Sarah Woods<br />
Care Medical ...........................................................96<br />
Marijke Currie<br />
Simon Wilson<br />
Critical Assist ........................................................119<br />
Merryn Dunsmuir<br />
Tracey Ngaika<br />
CSL Biotherapies .............................................. 76-77<br />
Claire Jackson<br />
Douglas Pharmaceuticals ................................. 41-43<br />
Conrad Delvo<br />
Mike Siermans<br />
Zoe Mullaghan<br />
Kirsty Bremner<br />
Debora-Dale Young<br />
Gail Kirkland<br />
Jenny Young<br />
Jill Gaskin<br />
Dean Jamieson<br />
DrInfo ......................................................................70<br />
Sam Jacobs<br />
Lynn Taylor<br />
EBOS Healthcare .......................................... 114-115<br />
Cathy Turney<br />
Ravi Shankar<br />
Sageran Naidoo<br />
John Matthews<br />
Megan Wilson<br />
Kath Rawson<br />
Eli Lilly ............................................................... 51-53<br />
Clarence Barretto<br />
Sally Cassell<br />
Barbara Critchlow<br />
Angela McKee<br />
Yolandi Nortier<br />
Clement Sequiera<br />
Robert Shannon<br />
Ferring Pharmaceuticals ........................................60<br />
Sheree Graham<br />
Bronwyn Starke<br />
Fertility Associates .................................................12<br />
Hilary Bush<br />
Dr Richard Fisher<br />
Linley Joplin<br />
Foot Mechanics Podiatry .......................................56<br />
Carlo Ellis<br />
Innes Graham<br />
Michelle Herrick<br />
Michael Johnston<br />
John Miller<br />
Mike Wu<br />
Galderma ................................................................61<br />
Justine Hedges<br />
Health Workforce Queensland..............................95<br />
Charlie Duncan<br />
Hayley Rees<br />
Healthline ...............................................................19<br />
Janet Harp<br />
Healthpoint ..........................................................103<br />
Mr John Williams<br />
Will Mitchell<br />
Healthstat ...............................................................23<br />
Carol Boustead<br />
Barry Gribben<br />
Christine Walker<br />
Hologic ....................................................................78<br />
Jane McLean<br />
Ian Dowdall<br />
Liz Pringle<br />
Home Instead .........................................................97<br />
Neil Farnworth<br />
Homecare Medical ...............................................111<br />
Penny Treadwell<br />
House of Travel ......................................................27<br />
Pam Turner<br />
InterMed Medical ...................................................89<br />
Koren Drain<br />
Lynne Rose<br />
Ashley Witheford<br />
Johnson & Johnson .......................................... 14-16<br />
Kelly Barber<br />
David Gilmour<br />
Marc Hamilton<br />
Lynda Terry<br />
Pete Dick<br />
Rachel Faulkner<br />
Michelle Forrestal<br />
Mr Chris Isaac<br />
Lesley McEwan<br />
Rachel Rix<br />
Craig Towers<br />
Philippa Williams<br />
Melissa Aubroeck<br />
Hannah Collins<br />
Konnect Net Ltd .....................................................91<br />
Melissa Aubroeck<br />
Hannah Collins<br />
Last Minute Locums ...............................................80<br />
Hayley Matthews<br />
Leukaemia & Blood Foundation ..........................107<br />
Amy Munro<br />
Rebecca Weeks<br />
McLaren Medical ....................................................58<br />
Mr Steven Scrivens<br />
Medical Assurance Society .................................. 3-4<br />
Carolyn Leatherby<br />
Biocel Health ..........................................................88<br />
Shirley Ann McNamara<br />
Mr Robert Sadler<br />
BioTrace ................................................................32a<br />
Robin Day<br />
Boehringer Ingelheim .................................. 121-126<br />
Sheree Clifton<br />
Tony Davison<br />
Nicola Gibson-Groot<br />
Oscar Harvey<br />
Neil Jarvis<br />
Martin O’Brien<br />
Ms Di Pery-Knox-Gore<br />
John Sherlock<br />
Bupa Care Services ...............................................127<br />
Peter Fields<br />
Sue Forster<br />
Canberra Health Cooperative Australia ...............83<br />
David Bailey<br />
Canterbury Health Laboratories .........................116<br />
Sarah Carnoustsos<br />
Kevin Taylor<br />
GlaxoSmithKline .............................................. 62-63<br />
Meg Lodge<br />
Amanda Southcombe<br />
Kylie Findlay<br />
Jodie Dunn<br />
Kuini Thompson<br />
Jayde Stevenson<br />
Janine Grey<br />
Rosalyn Gates<br />
Linda Beatson<br />
Karen Creagh<br />
GlaxoSmithKline .............................................. 68-69<br />
Kate McLellan<br />
Praveen Naleem<br />
Melissa Rich<br />
Anna Stove<br />
Global Medical Solutions .....................................104<br />
Mr David Newbery<br />
Mr Ray Pang<br />
Go Healthy NZ ........................................................11<br />
Lisa King<br />
Charla Hopkins<br />
MedicAlert® Foundation-New Zealand Inc..........21<br />
Mr Murray Lord<br />
Chaithra Prashanth<br />
Medtech ..................................................................22<br />
Andrew Carmody<br />
Vivian Ocampo<br />
Monique Pot<br />
Sanjeewa Samaraweera<br />
Medtel ...................................................................118<br />
Tania Anderson<br />
Cheryl Hill<br />
Leah MacMillan<br />
Donata Schlager<br />
Ministry of Health, Tobacco Control Programme 17<br />
Diana O’Neill<br />
Ministry of Social Development ...........................85<br />
Anne Hawker<br />
David Bratt<br />
MoleMap by Dermatologists ................................71<br />
Blair Stewart<br />
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6<br />
Exhibition Listing<br />
MSD ................................................................... 65-67<br />
Brian Booth<br />
Ruth Doone<br />
Sue Finnie<br />
Olivia Maclean<br />
Fiona Massey<br />
Michael Prideaux<br />
Dominique Sims<br />
Leanne Tiffen<br />
Kelly Wooding<br />
Tony Wright<br />
Mundipharma ....................................................... 5-7<br />
Ms Heidi Andrewartha<br />
Mr Craig Dagger<br />
Stephanie Fitzgibbon<br />
Ms Tonia Franicevic<br />
Mrs Eleanor O’Neill<br />
Mylan New Zealand .............................................110<br />
Leanne Gabriel<br />
Rachael Hockey<br />
Andy Toy<br />
Nicola Pearce<br />
John Willats<br />
Sherree Laurent<br />
Karen Harding<br />
Neilmed Pharmaceuticals ......................................75<br />
Patrick Cooney<br />
Jackie Moody<br />
New Zealand Medical & Scientific ........................94<br />
Neil Hannard<br />
New Zealand Medical Association ..........................1<br />
Daphne Atkinson<br />
Anna Phipps<br />
Norgine .................................................................109<br />
Mr George Polimenakos<br />
Mr Peter Scott<br />
Novartis New Zealand ..................................... 44-46<br />
Mr Tom Brothers<br />
Mrs Lee Caruthers<br />
Pru Lennox<br />
Peter Macaskill<br />
Mrs John Matheson<br />
Mrs Trudi Neill<br />
Lisa Toi<br />
Mrs Jaime Wallace<br />
Nutricia ...................................................................90<br />
Sarah North<br />
Matthew Northage<br />
Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition ...................26<br />
Penny Bailey<br />
NZ Doctor ................................................................54<br />
Rhonda Jackson<br />
James White<br />
Vivienne Fraser<br />
OBEX Medical .........................................................64<br />
Mary Andrew<br />
Jane Young<br />
Ochre Recruitment ...............................................106<br />
Luke Baddington<br />
Stuart Cooper<br />
Ormiston Hospital ..................................................86<br />
Natalie Cooper<br />
Mark Watson<br />
Otago University .............................................. 98-99<br />
Anita Fogarty<br />
Kelli Fleming<br />
Parent to Parent ...................................................112<br />
Mrs Venessa Rice<br />
Pfizer ................................................................. 29-31<br />
Anita Dorrian<br />
Glenn Martin<br />
Tina McCullough<br />
Phil Morcombe<br />
Andrew Morgan<br />
Dean Ogilvie<br />
Dirk Potgieter<br />
Rowan Stenberg-Calder<br />
Anita Timms<br />
Pharmaco (NZ) Ltd ..................................................59<br />
David Pavey<br />
Sandeep Sharma<br />
PHL Medical ............................................................87<br />
Kim Bell<br />
Michele Rees-Williams<br />
Hazel Wright<br />
PULSE Staffing ........................................................84<br />
Martin Steptoe<br />
Joanne Bartholomew<br />
Reckitt Benckiser ....................................................73<br />
Terry Salmon<br />
Sarah Sargison<br />
Carol Whitfield<br />
Vicki Wright<br />
Research Review ....................................................55<br />
Mr James Armstrong<br />
Sue Peploe<br />
Roche Diabetes Care ........................................ 36-37<br />
Alex Forster<br />
Sue Laywood<br />
Nisha Taylor<br />
Julia Wharton<br />
Roche Point of Care ...............................................40<br />
Janice Homan<br />
Bronwyn Sheppard<br />
Roche Products ................................................. 38-39<br />
Rob Douglas<br />
Mandy Jackson<br />
Sangita Ranchod<br />
Kristin Shipton<br />
Mr Roman Travers<br />
Royal New Zealand College of <strong>GP</strong>s .........................2<br />
Sarah Partridge<br />
Liz Walters<br />
Rural General Practice Network ............................10<br />
Tom Gray<br />
Jenni Rutherford<br />
sanofi-aventis ....................................................... 8-9<br />
Mr Ged Burns<br />
Mr Barry Collecut<br />
Claire Edmonds<br />
Mr Mike Lewis<br />
Mr Brian Swain<br />
ScarletBLACK ........................................................113<br />
Moira McInerney<br />
Sleep Well Clinic .....................................................13<br />
Bryn Sparks<br />
Johnathan Ellis<br />
St John .............................................................. 34-35<br />
Ben Baker<br />
Vola Betham<br />
Ms Jo Gunn<br />
Mr William Hughes<br />
Mr Malcolm Kendall<br />
Sarah-Jane<br />
Stiefel (a GSK company) ........................................74<br />
Karyn Creagh<br />
Techbooks ......................................................... 24-25<br />
Mr Colin Greenwood<br />
Lynda Guthrie<br />
TRG Group ..............................................................18<br />
Emma Roberts<br />
Tytex........................................................................28<br />
Alan Gibson<br />
Ultrascope .............................................................102<br />
Robyn Hembry<br />
Ken Hembry<br />
USL Medical ..........................................................120<br />
Jo Costello<br />
Vensa Health ........................................................105<br />
Mr Cornelius Dirven<br />
Dianne Waddell<br />
Westpac ..................................................................92<br />
Mr Chris Barton<br />
Polynesian Spa, Rotorua<br />
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Companies By Product<br />
7<br />
ADHD<br />
44-46 - Novartis New Zealand<br />
51-53 - Eli Lilly<br />
Advisory Services<br />
1 - New Zealand Medical Association<br />
3-4 - Medical Assurance Society<br />
85 - Ministry of Social Development<br />
103 - Healthpoint<br />
111 - Homecare Medical<br />
112 - Parent to Parent<br />
Allergy<br />
11 - Go Healthy NZ<br />
26 - Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
75 - Neilmed Pharmaceuticals<br />
82 - AFT Pharmaceuticals<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
110 - Mylan New Zealand<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
Anaemia<br />
38-39 - Roche Products<br />
47-50 - Abbott<br />
79 - Aspen Pharmacare<br />
107 - Leukaemia & Blood Foundation<br />
Anti-fungals<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
Appearance Medicine<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
118 - Medtel<br />
Arthritis<br />
11 - Go Healthy NZ<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
47-50 - Abbott<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
82 - AFT Pharmaceuticals<br />
88 - Biocel Health<br />
97 - Home Instead<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
Asthma & COPD<br />
11 - Go Healthy NZ<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
58 - McLaren Medical<br />
62-63 - GlaxoSmithKline<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
96 - Care Medical<br />
110 - Mylan New Zealand<br />
125-126 - Boehringer Ingelheim - Spiriva<br />
Blood Pressure<br />
58 - McLaren Medical<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
81 - Capes Medical<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
96 - Care Medical<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
119 - Critical Assist<br />
120 - USL Medical<br />
Books/Medical Information<br />
25-24 - Techbooks<br />
34-35 - St John<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
Cancer<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
107 - Leukaemia & Blood Foundation<br />
Cardiovascular<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
32-33 - AstraZeneca<br />
58 - McLaren Medical<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
79 - Aspen Pharmacare<br />
96 - Care Medical<br />
110 - Mylan New Zealand<br />
119 - Critical Assist<br />
125-126 - Boehringer Ingelheim - Spiriva<br />
Casting<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
120 - USL Medical<br />
Cervical Screening<br />
57 - BD Diagnostics<br />
58 - McLaren Medical<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
116 - Canterbury Health Laboratories<br />
Cold & Flu<br />
11 - Go Healthy NZ<br />
16-14 - Johnson & Johnson<br />
73 - Reckitt Benckiser<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
Compression<br />
81 - Capes Medical<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
Compression Bandages<br />
64 - OBEX Medical<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
Compression Hosiery<br />
64 - OBEX Medical<br />
Constipation<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
109 - Norgine<br />
Depression<br />
11 - Go Healthy NZ<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
97 - Home Instead<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
110 - Mylan New Zealand<br />
Dermatology<br />
41-43 - Douglas Pharmaceuticals<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
74 - Stiefel (a GSK company)<br />
76-77 - CSL Biotherapies<br />
82 - AFT Pharmaceuticals<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
118 - Medtel<br />
120 - USL Medical<br />
Diabetes<br />
8-9 - sanofi -aventis<br />
34-35 - St John<br />
36-37 - Roche Diabetes Care<br />
47-50 - Abbott<br />
51-53 - Eli Lilly<br />
59 - Pharmaco (NZ) Ltd<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
82 - AFT Pharmaceuticals<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
Diagnostics<br />
18 - TRG Group<br />
40 - Roche Point of Care<br />
57 - BD Diagnostics<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
119 - Critical Assist<br />
120 - USL Medical<br />
ECG Vital Signs Monitor<br />
81 - Capes Medical<br />
96 - Care Medical<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
118 - Medtel<br />
Education<br />
1 - New Zealand Medical Association<br />
2 - Royal New Zealand College of <strong>GP</strong>s<br />
98-99 - Otago University<br />
117 - Best Practice Advocacy Centre<br />
Elder Care<br />
97 - Home Instead<br />
Electromedical Equipment<br />
21 - MedicAlert Foundation-New Zealand Inc.<br />
34-35 - St John<br />
58 - McLaren Medical<br />
119 - Critical Assist<br />
Electronic Decision Support<br />
117 - Best Practice Advocacy Centre<br />
Enuresis Alarms<br />
60 - Ferring Pharmaceuticals<br />
Erectile Dysfunction<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
51-53 - Eli Lilly<br />
93 - Bayer Healthcare<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
Fertility<br />
12 - Fertility Associates<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
Financial Services<br />
3-4 - Medical Assurance Society<br />
92 - Westpac<br />
First Aid<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
Footcare<br />
56 - Foot Mechanics Podiatry<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
Furniture/Tables/Plinths<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
Gastroenterology<br />
41-43 - Douglas Pharmaceuticals<br />
60 - Ferring Pharmaceuticals<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
Generics<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
110 - Mylan New Zealand<br />
Genetic Testing<br />
116 - Canterbury Health Laboratories<br />
Government<br />
17 - Ministry of Health, Tobacco Control<br />
Programme<br />
Haematology<br />
107 - Leukaemia & Blood Foundation<br />
Hand Hygiene<br />
32b - 3M New Zealand<br />
81 - Capes Medical<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
Hepatitis<br />
38-39 - Roche Products<br />
Hospital<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
Hypertension<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
110 - Mylan New Zealand<br />
119 - Critical Assist<br />
Hypothyrodism<br />
79 - Aspen Pharmacare<br />
Imaging<br />
18 - TRG Group<br />
Imaging Consumables<br />
104 - Global Medical Solutions<br />
Immunisations/Vaccines<br />
8-9 - sanofi -aventis<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
68-69 - GlaxoSmithKline<br />
76-77 - CSL Biotherapies<br />
Incontinence<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
81 - Capes Medical<br />
82 - AFT Pharmaceuticals<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
97 - Home Instead<br />
120 - USL Medical<br />
Infant Nutrition<br />
47-50 - Abbott<br />
90 - Nutricia<br />
93 - Bayer Healthcare<br />
Infection Control<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
32b - 3M New Zealand<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
120 - USL Medical<br />
Inflammatory Bowel Disease<br />
11 - Go Healthy NZ<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
Insomnia<br />
11 - Go Healthy NZ<br />
Insurance<br />
3-4 - Medical Assurance Society<br />
91 - Konnect Net Ltd<br />
Kiwisaver<br />
3-4 - Medical Assurance Society<br />
Medical Alarm<br />
34-35 - St John<br />
Medical Equipment<br />
34-35 - St John<br />
81 - Capes Medical<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
89 - InterMed Medical<br />
96 - Care Medical<br />
102 - Ultrascope<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
118 - Medtel<br />
Medical Software<br />
70 - DrInfo<br />
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Companies By Product<br />
Melanoma<br />
71 - MoleMap by Dermatologists<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
94 - New Zealand Medical & Scientifi c<br />
118 - Medtel<br />
Minor Surgical Procedures<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
118 - Medtel<br />
119 - Critical Assist<br />
Movement Disorders (Parkinsons)<br />
97 - Home Instead<br />
110 - Mylan New Zealand<br />
Nasal Decongesant<br />
11 - Go Healthy NZ<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
75 - Neilmed Pharmaceuticals<br />
82 - AFT Pharmaceuticals<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
110 - Mylan New Zealand<br />
Nurse Triage<br />
111 - Homecare Medical<br />
Nutrition<br />
26 - Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
59 - Pharmaco (NZ) Ltd<br />
90 - Nutricia<br />
97 - Home Instead<br />
Obesity<br />
47-50 - Abbott<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
Oncology<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
107 - Leukaemia & Blood Foundation<br />
Ophthalmology<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
119 - Critical Assist<br />
120 - USL Medical<br />
Oral Hygiene<br />
16-14 - Johnson & Johnson<br />
Orthopeadic Splints<br />
120 - USL Medical<br />
Osteoporosis<br />
11 - Go Healthy NZ<br />
44-46 - Novartis New Zealand<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
97 - Home Instead<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
Pain Management<br />
5-7 - Mundipharma<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
47-50 - Abbott<br />
65-67 - MSD<br />
73 - Reckitt Benckiser<br />
82 - AFT Pharmaceuticals<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
110 - Mylan New Zealand<br />
Podiatry<br />
56 - Foot Mechanics Podiatry<br />
Political Advocacy<br />
1 - New Zealand Medical Association<br />
Population Health Analysis<br />
23 - Healthstat<br />
Practice Management Software<br />
22 - Medtech<br />
23 - Healthstat<br />
Prostate Cancer<br />
11 - Go Healthy NZ<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
Psoriasis<br />
16-14 - Johnson & Johnson<br />
47-50 - Abbott<br />
76-77 - CSL Biotherapies<br />
82 - AFT Pharmaceuticals<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
Pulse Oximetry<br />
28 - Tytex<br />
58 - McLaren Medical<br />
81 - Capes Medical<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
96 - Care Medical<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
119 - Critical Assist<br />
120 - USL Medical<br />
Recruitment/Locum Work<br />
1 - New Zealand Medical Association<br />
80 - Last Minute Locums<br />
83 - Canberra Health Cooperative Australia<br />
84 - PULSE Staffi ng<br />
95 - Health Workforce Queensland<br />
106 - Ochre Recruitment<br />
108 - AUSSTAT/Kiwis STAT<br />
113 - ScarletBLACK<br />
Representation<br />
1 - New Zealand Medical Association<br />
Resuscitation<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
96 - Care Medical<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
Schizophrenia<br />
110 - Mylan New Zealand<br />
Sexual Wellbeing<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
57 - BD Diagnostics<br />
Skincare<br />
16-14 - Johnson & Johnson<br />
72 - BDM Grange<br />
82 - AFT Pharmaceuticals<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
Sleep Apnoea<br />
58 - McLaren Medical<br />
96 - Care Medical<br />
Smoking Cessation<br />
16-14 - Johnson & Johnson<br />
17 - Ministry of Health, Tobacco Control<br />
Programme<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
96 - Care Medical<br />
Social Services<br />
85 - Ministry of Social Development<br />
97 - Home Instead<br />
Software Vendor<br />
92 - Healthlink<br />
105 - Vensa Health<br />
Spirometry<br />
58 - McLaren Medical<br />
96 - Care Medical<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
119 - Critical Assist<br />
120 - USL Medical<br />
Supplements<br />
11 - Go Healthy NZ<br />
93 - Bayer Healthcare<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
Surgical Instruments<br />
81 - Capes Medical<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
118 - Medtel<br />
119 - Critical Assist<br />
120 - USL Medical<br />
Sutures<br />
81 - Capes Medical<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
119 - Critical Assist<br />
120 - USL Medical<br />
Telephone Triage<br />
19 - Healthline<br />
Thyroid Disorders<br />
11 - Go Healthy NZ<br />
47-50 - Abbott<br />
79 - Aspen Pharmacare<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
Travel<br />
27 - House of Travel<br />
Urology<br />
31-29 - Pfi zer<br />
41-43 - Douglas Pharmaceuticals<br />
76-77 - CSL Biotherapies<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
Women’s Health<br />
11 - Go Healthy NZ<br />
57 - BD Diagnostics<br />
76-77 - CSL Biotherapies<br />
86 - Ormiston Hospital<br />
93 - Bayer Healthcare<br />
100-101 - Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd<br />
114-115 - EBOS Healthcare<br />
120 - USL Medical<br />
Wound Care<br />
32b - 3M New Zealand<br />
59 - Pharmaco (NZ) Ltd<br />
79 - Aspen Pharmacare<br />
81 - Capes Medical<br />
82 - AFT Pharmaceuticals<br />
87 - PHL Medical<br />
89 - InterMed Medical<br />
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Prizes & Competitions<br />
9<br />
Tear along dotted Line<br />
22 21 20 19 18 17 16-14 13<br />
25 - 24 23<br />
26<br />
12<br />
86 85 72 71 58 57<br />
11<br />
87 84 73 70 59 56<br />
10<br />
98 - 99<br />
100 - 101<br />
113<br />
112<br />
114 - 115<br />
27<br />
28<br />
31 - 29<br />
8 - 9<br />
55<br />
54<br />
60<br />
61<br />
68 - 69<br />
74<br />
75<br />
116 111 102 97 88 83<br />
121 - 124 117 110 103 96 89 82<br />
125 - 126<br />
128<br />
127<br />
3 - 4 5 - 7<br />
51 - 53<br />
62 -63<br />
65 - 67<br />
76 - 77<br />
90 81<br />
104 95<br />
118 109<br />
32 - 33<br />
32b 32a<br />
91 80<br />
105 94<br />
119 108<br />
34 -35<br />
2<br />
120 107 106 93 92 79 78 64<br />
1<br />
36 -37<br />
47 - 50<br />
38 - 39 40 41 - 43 44 - 46<br />
Main Exhibition Prize Entry Details<br />
Name of Artist: ______________________________ Name of Painting:______________________________<br />
Year Painted:_________________<br />
Entrants Name: ______________________________ Entrants Phone Number: ________________________<br />
Every year we run a competition to encourage interaction between delegates and the exhibition participants*. This year’s competition is a<br />
famous artist pic with the exhibition layout overlayed; collect a piece of the artwork from each stand to complete the puzzle, then name the<br />
artist, name of the artwork and date is was painted to go into the draw for travel to the value of $2,000 care of House of Travel Rotorua.<br />
The winner will be drawn from correct entries on Fri 17 June and will be notified directly.<br />
Conditions: Prize must be redeemed in one international booking through House of Travel Rotorua. Not redeemable for cash, not transferable<br />
and must be booked by 31 March 2012. * Please note: AstraZeneca are not participating in the competition due to RMI Code of Ethics.<br />
Entrants Email: _____________________________________________________________________________<br />
Place completed puzzle in competition box at registration desk.<br />
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10<br />
Stop chasing asthma symptoms<br />
with a blue inhaler.<br />
Seek control instead. 1<br />
If your patients are using their blue reliever inhaler<br />
more than twice a week, chances are their asthma<br />
is not as good as it could be. 1 Prescribing Seretide<br />
can help free them from symptoms.* 2 Work with<br />
your patients to help control their asthma.<br />
Prescribe the purple inhaler – Seretide. 2,3<br />
*Patients treated with Seretide in the GOAL study achieved a median of 87% reliever free days and 72.5% symptom free days over 1 year.<br />
References: 1. Global Initiative for Asthma; Global Strategy for Asthma Management and Prevention. Updated 2009. 2. Woodcock AA et al. Prim Care Respir J. 2007;16(3):155-161. 3. Bateman ED et al.<br />
Am J Respir Crit Care Med. 2004;170:836-844<br />
Seretide ® (fluticasone propionate/salmeterol xinafoate inhaler 50/25, 125/25mcg per actuation and Accuhaler ® 100/50, 250/50mcg per actuation) is a fully funded medicine; Special Authority criteria apply. Seretide<br />
250/25mcg inhaler is a private purchase medicine; a prescription charge will apply. Maximum Daily Dose: MDI 2 puffs twice daily, Accuhaler 1 inhalation twice daily. Maintenance Dose: Titrate to lowest effective<br />
dose 1-2 times daily. Prescription Medicine for the treatment of reversible obstructive airway disease (ROAD) including asthma, and for the treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Warnings and<br />
Precautions: Not for relief of acute symptoms. Do not discontinue abruptly. Use care when co-administering strong CYP3A4 inhibitors (e.g. ketoconazole) or in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis or thyrotoxicosis.<br />
Common side effects: hoarseness/dysphonia, throat irritation, headache, oral candidiasis and palpitations. Paradoxical bronchospasm may occur. Avoid beta-blockers if possible. Before prescribing Seretide, please review<br />
the Data Sheet at www.medsafe.govt.nz. Seretide and Accuhaler are registered trade marks of the GlaxoSmithKline group of companies. Marketed by GlaxoSmithKline NZ Limited, Auckland. TAPS DA4311IG/11FE/037
Prizes & Competitions<br />
11<br />
Exhibitor Prizes<br />
Exhibitor<br />
Prize Details<br />
Abbott Laboratories Come and win some awesome books at the Abbott stand, daily prizes available after answering a few simple questions. 47-50<br />
Arrow Pharmaceuticals We will be offering a $500 Rebel Sports voucher for our hole in one golfi ng competition. 100-101<br />
Biocel Health Be in the draw to win 2 bottles of premium NZ wine by visiting Biocel Health Ltd at Stand 88 at the <strong>GP</strong><strong>CME</strong> 2011 Conference. 88<br />
Boehringer Ingelheim The Pradaxa team will be giving away an iPad 2® as the stand prize 121-126<br />
CSL Biotherapies Prize to be confi rmed 76-77<br />
EBOS Healthcare Visit the EBOS Healthcare stand to enter their competition to win a Welch Allyn Macroview Otoscope Head. 114-115<br />
Eli Lilly The prize for our competition this year is a Littmann Cardiology III Stethoscope. 51-53<br />
Fertility Associates<br />
We give away an iPad 16GB valued at $799.00. To go in the draw to win this, they need to visit us at stand 12 and fi ll in the entry form or complete the form in the<br />
conference satchel and drop it off at our stand.<br />
12<br />
GlaxoSmithKline The chance to win one of 12 anatomical bronchial models 62-63<br />
Go Healthy Come and see us at stand 11 and ask for copies of our clinical studies and go into the draw to win a bottle of Moet 11<br />
Health Workforce<br />
Queensland<br />
Queensland gift pack 95<br />
Hologic Visit the stand and be in for a chance to win a model Uterus 78<br />
Home Instead We have a scrumptious Gift Hamper draw for all those visiting our home care stand. 97<br />
Intermed A medical book called ABC of Wound Healing, Edited by Joseph E Grey and Keith G Harding 89<br />
Konnect Net Win a Navman <strong>GP</strong>S - To be eligible you simply need to visit the Konnect stand 91 and leave your business card with our team (or leave your contact details). 91<br />
Last Minute Locums A specialty bottle of red wine valued at $150. 80<br />
The Leukaemia & Blood<br />
Foundation<br />
Medical Assurance<br />
Society<br />
Nursing in Haematological Oncology; Second Edition; Maggie Grundy (ed.).<br />
To go in the draw: visit our stand and add your practice details to our database for further information and news from the Leukaemia & Blood Foundation<br />
We will be have a prize draw on our stand, the prize will be a choice between a gift hamper or a travel voucher both valued at $200. 3-4<br />
107<br />
MSD 5 x Copies of John Kirwan’s book ‘All Blacks Don’t Cry: A Story of Hope’ , 2 x $100 Medical Book Voucher 65-67<br />
Norgine NZ $300 Education Gift Certifi cate to contribute to future Conference Sponsorship, Education or Education Support Materials 109<br />
NZMedics/NZ Locums Two prizes – gift baskets. 10<br />
Ochre Recruitment We will be doing a prize draw for an IPad2. So when people register with us they will go in the draw. ONE IPad2 will be given away. 106<br />
Research Review<br />
All those who sign up to Research Review as new subscribers, or existing subscribers who add subscriptions go into the draw to win an IPAD Series1, 32GB with 3G (not<br />
including connection fees)<br />
55<br />
Roche Diabetes Care 5 Instant prizes of a Monofi lament to be won valued at $65 each, $200 Medical Book voucher (main prize draw) 36-37<br />
TRG Group ‘Clinical Radiology – The Essentials’ book, written by Richard H Daffner. 18<br />
Jet Boating, Rotorua<br />
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OxyContin<br />
®<br />
tablets<br />
When osteoarthritis<br />
oa<br />
pain is controlled,<br />
o<br />
life begins.<br />
1<br />
OxyContin ® tablets provide long-acting<br />
relief from moderate to severe chronic<br />
osteoarthritis pain. 1,2 *<br />
FULLY FUNDED<br />
PHARMACEUTICAL SCHEDULE<br />
OxyContin ® tablets should be used as part of a multi-modal pain management plan, not in isolation.<br />
*CONTROLLED DRUG B3 – For the management of moderate to severe chronic pain unresponsive to non-narcotic analgesia.<br />
OxyContin ® tablets – oxycodone hydrochloride<br />
Presentation Oxycodone hydrochloride 5mg, 10mg, 20mg, 40mg, 80mg controlled release tablets is a Controlled Drug Class B3. Indication The management of<br />
moderate to severe chronic pain unresponsive to non-narcotic analgesia. Dosage and Administration Must be swallowed whole and not broken, chewed<br />
or crushed. Taking broken, chewed or crushed OxyContin ® tablets could lead to the rapid release and absorption of a potentially toxic dose of<br />
oxycodone. Alcohol should be avoided while the patient is being treated with OxyContin ® tablets. Adults, elderly and children over 12 years: Dose at 12-hourly<br />
intervals. Usual starting dose (opioid-naïve patients or patients with severe pain uncontrolled by weaker opioids): one OxyContin ® 10mg tablet 12-hourly. Patients<br />
with renal or hepatic impairment: one OxyContin ® 5mg tablet 12-hourly. Titrate carefully (once a day if required) to achieve pain relief. 10mg oral oxycodone is<br />
equivalent to 20mg oral morphine. OxyContin ® 80mg tablets should only be used in opioid-tolerant patients. Children: Not recommended in children under<br />
12 years of age. Contraindications Hypersensitivity to opioids or to any constituents of OxyContin ® tablets, acute respiratory depression, cor pulmonale, cardiac<br />
arrhythmias, acute asthma or other obstructive airways disease, paralytic ileus, suspected surgical abdomen, severe hepatic impairment, delayed gastric emptying,<br />
acute alcoholism, brain tumour, increased cerebrospinal or intracranial pressure, head injury, severe CNS depression, convulsive disorders, delirium tremens, hypercarbia,<br />
concurrent administration of monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) or within 2 weeks of discontinuation of their use, pregnancy. Not recommended for pre-operative<br />
use or for the first 24 hours post-operatively. Warnings and Precautions The major risk of opioid excess is respiratory depression. Use with caution in patients<br />
with hypothyroidism (may need to reduce dose), debilitated elderly or infirm patients, opioid dependence, hypotension, hypovolaemia, diseases of the biliary tract,<br />
pancreatitis, inflammatory bowel disorders, prostatic hypertrophy, adrenocortical insufficiency (Addison’s disease), toxic psychosis, chronic pulmonary, renal or hepatic<br />
disease, myxoedema, following abdominal surgery, chronic, non-malignant pain, a prior history of substance abuse. Discontinue use if paralytic ileus is suspected or<br />
occurs. As with other opioids, tolerance and physical dependence tend to develop upon repeated administration of oxycodone. There is potential for abuse of the<br />
medicine and for development of strong psychological dependence. OxyContin ® tablets should therefore be prescribed and handled with a high degree of caution<br />
appropriate to the use of a medicine with strong abuse potential. Not recommended in pregnancy (Category C), lactation. Tolerance and physical dependence tend to<br />
develop upon repeated administration. Withdraw gradually. Parenteral venous injection of the tablet constituents may be fatal. May affect driving or operating machinery.<br />
Do not use in immediate pre-operative period, or within 24 hours of cordotomy or other pain-relieving surgery. Special Risk Groups: Reduce dosage in elderly, debilitated<br />
patients and in patients with renal impairment or hepatic impairment (1/3 to 1/2 of usual starting dose). Adverse Effects Adverse medicine reactions are typical of full<br />
opioid agonists. Gastrointestinal disorders abdominal pain, constipation, diarrhoea, nausea, dry mouth, dyspepsia, vomiting; General disorders asthenia, chills;<br />
Hepatobiliary disorders cholestasis, increased hepatic enzymes; Metabolic and nutritional disorders anorexia; Nervous System disorders dizziness, headache,<br />
somnolence; Psychiatric disorders anxiety, confusional state, insomnia, nervousness, thinking abnormal; Respiratory, Thoracic and Mediastinal disorders dyspnoea,<br />
respiratory depression; Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue disorders hyperhidrosis, pruritus, rash. Interactions Anticholinergic agents, antihypertensive agents, CNS<br />
depressants (including sedatives or hypnotics, general anaesthetics, phenothiazines, other tranquillisers, alcohol, other opioids and neuroleptic medicines, etc), coumarin<br />
derivatives, metoclopramide, monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs), neuromuscular blocking agents, opioid agonist analgesics (including morphine, pethidine), opioid<br />
agonist-antagonist analgesics (including pentazocine, butorphanol, buprenorphine). Metabolic interactions with medicines that involve the cytochrome P450 enzyme<br />
system (CYP3A4, CYP2D6). Pharmaceutical Schedule Fully funded. Standard prescription charge applies. Distributed on behalf of Mundipharma New Zealand<br />
Limited by: Pharmaco (NZ) Ltd, P O Box 4079, AUCKLAND Ph: (09) 377-3336 Toll Free (Medical Enquiries): 0800 773 310 Fax: (09) 307 1307 Data Sheet: 21 May <strong>2010</strong><br />
®: OXYCONTIN is a Registered Trademark.<br />
For further information and prior to prescribing please refer to the manufacturer’s Data Sheet available on the Medsafe website www.medsafe.govt.nz<br />
ORBIS NZ-0091 DA1211AY MP5518 May 2011<br />
References 1. Roth SH et al. Around-the-clock, controlled-release oxycodone<br />
therapy for osteoarthritis-related pain. Arch Intern Med 2000,160:853-860.<br />
2. OxyContin ® tablets Data Sheet, May <strong>2010</strong>.
Thursday 09th June<br />
13<br />
Thurs 09th June<br />
0830-1030<br />
WORKSHOPS Preliminary Day<br />
Workshops are repeated content not part 1 and 2 unless otherwise stated<br />
WS 1 WS 2 WS 3 WS 4 WS 5 WS 6 WS 7 Level 7 ALS<br />
Basic Surgery 1<br />
Zac Moaveni<br />
Peter Chapman-<br />
Smith<br />
MAS Business<br />
Summit<br />
HR and<br />
Financial<br />
Management 1<br />
Chris Wills<br />
Shaun Phelan<br />
Vasectomy 1<br />
Bruce Sutherland<br />
IT Symposium<br />
Andrew Kissling<br />
Ross Boswell<br />
Tom Bowden<br />
Cornelius Dirven<br />
David Hay<br />
Sanjeewa<br />
Samaraweera<br />
Medicolegal<br />
Forum 1<br />
Peter Robinson<br />
Gaeline Phipps<br />
Musculoskeletal<br />
Medicine 1<br />
Ian Wallbridge<br />
Rick Bernau<br />
Keith Laubscher<br />
1030-1100 MORNING TEA<br />
WS 8 WS 9 WS 10 WS 11 WS 12<br />
1100-1300<br />
Advanced<br />
Surgery 1<br />
Zac Moaveni<br />
Peter Chapman-<br />
Smith<br />
MAS Business<br />
Summit<br />
HR and Financial<br />
Management<br />
Cont.<br />
Vasectomy 2<br />
Bruce Sutherland<br />
IT Symposium<br />
Cont.<br />
Medicolegal<br />
Forum 2<br />
Peter Robinson<br />
Gaeline Phipps<br />
Musculoskeletal<br />
Medicine 2<br />
Ian Wallbridge<br />
Rick Bernau<br />
Keith Laubscher<br />
Dermoscopy 1<br />
4hr session<br />
Amanda Oakley<br />
Dermoscopy 1<br />
Cont.<br />
Opus Sovereign Sigma Picasso Monet Works Skellerup<br />
1300-1400 LUNCH<br />
WS 13 WS 14 WS 15 WS 16 WS 17 WS 18 WS 19<br />
1400-1600<br />
Basic Surgery 2<br />
Zac Moaveni<br />
Peter Chapman-<br />
Smith<br />
MAS Business<br />
Summit<br />
HR and Financial<br />
Management 2<br />
Diabetes WS<br />
Kingsley<br />
Nirmalaraj<br />
Rab Burtun<br />
Antenatal care in<br />
<strong>GP</strong> 1<br />
Deralie Flower<br />
Ngaire<br />
Anderson<br />
Managing<br />
Somatisation in<br />
<strong>GP</strong> 1<br />
Brett Mann<br />
New Vaccines 1<br />
Pneumococcus,<br />
Rotavirus,<br />
Varicella<br />
Neil Poskitt<br />
Stewart Reid<br />
Monet<br />
1600-1630 AFTERNOON TEA<br />
WS 20 WS 21 WS 22 WS 23<br />
1630-1830<br />
Opus<br />
Opus<br />
Advanced<br />
Surgery 2<br />
Zac Moaveni<br />
Peter Chapman-<br />
Smith<br />
Opus<br />
Sovereign<br />
Sovereign<br />
MAS Business<br />
Summit<br />
HR and Financial<br />
Management 2<br />
Cont.<br />
Sovereign<br />
Sigma<br />
Works<br />
Diabetes WS<br />
Cont.<br />
Works<br />
Picasso<br />
Sigma<br />
Antenatal care in<br />
<strong>GP</strong> 2<br />
Deralie Flower<br />
Ngaire<br />
Anderson<br />
Sigma<br />
Monet<br />
Picasso<br />
Managing<br />
Somatisation in<br />
<strong>GP</strong> 2<br />
Brett Mann<br />
Picasso<br />
Works<br />
New Vaccines 1<br />
Pneumococcus,<br />
Rotavirus,<br />
Varicella<br />
Neil Poskitt<br />
Stewart Reid<br />
Monet<br />
Skellerup<br />
Dermoscopy 2<br />
4hr session<br />
Amanda Oakley<br />
Skellerup<br />
Dermoscopy 2<br />
Cont.<br />
Skellerup<br />
ALS Course<br />
Level 7<br />
(8 hours)<br />
Conference<br />
ALS Course<br />
Level 7<br />
Cont.<br />
Conference<br />
ALS Course<br />
Level 7<br />
Cont.<br />
Conference<br />
ALS Course<br />
Level 7<br />
Cont.<br />
Conference<br />
8<br />
10<br />
6<br />
5<br />
7<br />
4<br />
9<br />
3<br />
2<br />
EXHIBITION<br />
11<br />
1<br />
12<br />
13<br />
1<br />
Registration Desk<br />
8<br />
Picasso<br />
2<br />
Sovereign<br />
9<br />
Van Gogh<br />
3<br />
Skellerup<br />
10<br />
Kandinsky<br />
4<br />
Opus<br />
11<br />
Baytrust (Main Plenary Room)<br />
5<br />
Works<br />
12<br />
Sportsdrome (Practice Managers & Practice Nurses Programmes)<br />
6<br />
Sigma<br />
13<br />
Conference Room (ALS Courses)<br />
7<br />
Monet<br />
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Friday 10th June<br />
Friday 10th June Practice Managers Programme<br />
0800-0815 Registration and coffee<br />
Sportsdrome<br />
0825-0830 Welcome Chairperson: Raewyn Norman<br />
0830-0900 Medicolegal Issues Anil Sharma<br />
0900-0930 Communication Anil Sharma<br />
0930-1000 Update on IT Ross Boswell<br />
1000-1030 Discussion<br />
1030-1100 MORNING TEA AND EXHIBITION<br />
1100-1300 NZMA Medicopolitical Session<br />
1300-1400 LUNCH AND EXHIBITION<br />
1400-1500 Management Pearls Sir Ken Stevens<br />
1500-1530 Discussion<br />
1530-1600 AFTERNOON TEA AND EXHIBITION<br />
1600-1700 Risk Management Chris Wills<br />
1700-1730 Discussion<br />
1730-1830 Medical Assurance Society & Medical Protection Society Welcome Cocktail Function<br />
Fly Fishing, Rotorua<br />
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Friday 10th June<br />
15<br />
Friday 10th June<br />
0700-1700 Late Registration<br />
General Practice Programme<br />
0700-0815 ACC Breakfast Session - Transforming ACC - Implications for Primary Care Baytrust Kevin Morris<br />
0815-0830 Welcome from NZMA Chair <strong>GP</strong>C - Mark Peterson Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith<br />
0830-0900 Vaginitis Edward Mayeux<br />
0900-0925 Controversies in Diagnosis of Diabetes Rick Cutfield Level 5 ACLS<br />
0925-0950 Writing an Effective Exercise Prescription Michelle May ACLS 1<br />
0950-1020 Assessment of Cardiac Risk Chris Ellis<br />
1020-1030 Discussion<br />
1030-1100 MORNING TEA<br />
NZMA Medicopolitical Session Baytrust<br />
Chair: Mark Peterson<br />
1100-1130 Chairmans Address - Paul Ockelford<br />
1130-1150 Hon Tony Ryall, Minister of Health address<br />
1150-1210 Grant Robertson, Labour Spokesman on Health address<br />
1210-1300 Q&A Discussion<br />
1300-1400 LUNCH<br />
1400-1530<br />
Main Session<br />
Concurrent Breakout Options 60mins repeated 1400-1500<br />
Chair: Jan White<br />
1400-1425<br />
1425-1450<br />
1450-1515<br />
Baytrust<br />
Breast Cancer 101<br />
Erica Whineray Kelly<br />
Neck & Throat Complaints<br />
Nick McIvor<br />
Thyroid Nodules<br />
John Chaplin<br />
1515-1530 Discussion<br />
1530-1600 AFTERNOON TEA<br />
1600-1730<br />
Main Session<br />
Chair: Murray Tilyard<br />
Baytrust<br />
Bariatric Surgery<br />
1600-1625 Richard Babor/<br />
Grant Beban<br />
Why Diets are not the<br />
1625-1650 Answer<br />
Michelle May<br />
Eating Disorders<br />
1650-1715<br />
Ed Mayeaux<br />
1715-1730 Discussion<br />
0900-1300<br />
St John<br />
4 hours<br />
ACLS<br />
Course 1<br />
Cont.<br />
Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 Session 7 Session 8 Session 9 Level 5 ACLS<br />
Personal Handling Opioids Endometriosis Common Urticaria Diabetes Parasomnias Eye ACLS<br />
Investment Common and<br />
Psychological<br />
Case Things that Emergencies Course 2<br />
Strategies Kid’s Chronic Anil Problems Rohan Studies go bump in Not to Miss 1400-1800<br />
Problems pain Sharma in General Ameratunga<br />
the night<br />
St John<br />
Johnathan<br />
Practice<br />
Rick<br />
Helen 4 hours<br />
Bayley Nikki Graham<br />
Cutfield Alex Bartle Danesh-<br />
Westpac Turner Gulbransen<br />
Meyer<br />
Picasso<br />
Baytrust<br />
Tony<br />
Marguerite<br />
Dowell<br />
Dalton<br />
Works Kandinsky Opus Sigma Van Gogh Sovereign Monet<br />
Concurrent Breakout Options 60mins 1600-1700<br />
Session 10 Session 11 Session 12 Session 13 Session 14 Session 15 Session 16 Session 17 Session 18 Level 5 ACLS<br />
Personal Handling Opioids Endometriosis Common Urticaria Diabetes Parasomnias Eye ACLS<br />
Investment Common and<br />
Psychological<br />
Case Things that Emergencies Course 2<br />
Strategies Kid’s Chronic Anil Problems Rohan Studies go bump in Not to Miss<br />
Cont.<br />
Problems pain Sharma in General Ameratunga<br />
the night<br />
Jonathan<br />
Practice<br />
Rick<br />
Helen<br />
Bayley Nikki Graham<br />
Cutfield Alex Bartle Danesh-<br />
Westpac Turner Gulbransen<br />
Tony<br />
Meyer<br />
Marguerite<br />
Dowell<br />
Dalton<br />
Picasso Works Kandinsky Opus Sigma Van Gogh Sovereign Monet Skellerup Conference<br />
1730-1830 Medical Assurance Society & Medical Protection Society Welcome Cocktail Function (Exhibition Room)<br />
1830-2100 MSD Symposium: Dr Andrew Darby - Psychiatrist & Dr Colin Edwards - Cardiologist Baytrust<br />
Skellerup<br />
Conference<br />
Conference<br />
Conference<br />
Skyline Gondola over Rotorua<br />
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Saturday 11th June<br />
Saturday 11th June<br />
General Practice Programme<br />
0700-1700 Registration<br />
0715-0815 Eli Lilly Breakfast session - How changing our language can improve the diabetes consultation Barbara Docherty<br />
Paediatric session<br />
Chair: Johan Morreau<br />
Concurrent Breakout Options 55mins repeated 0830-0925<br />
Level 5 ACLS<br />
Session 19 Session 20 Session 21 Session 22 Session 23 Session 24 Session 25 Session 26 Session 27<br />
0830-0855<br />
0855-0920<br />
0920-0945<br />
0945-1010<br />
Baytrust<br />
Hot Shots<br />
Nikki Turner<br />
Evidence Based<br />
Treatment of OME<br />
Malcolm Giles<br />
Food Allergy and Eczema<br />
Rohan Ameratunga<br />
Acne<br />
Amanda Oakley<br />
1010-1030 Discussion<br />
Bridging<br />
the Gap<br />
David Bratt<br />
Plastic<br />
Surgical<br />
Tips for<br />
<strong>GP</strong>s<br />
Zac<br />
Moaveni/<br />
Adam<br />
Bialostocki<br />
Breast<br />
Surgery<br />
Update<br />
Erica<br />
Whineray<br />
Kelly<br />
Wound<br />
care 101<br />
Liz Milner<br />
Compliance<br />
with<br />
Asthma<br />
Medication<br />
Assessment<br />
of Elderly<br />
Driver<br />
Caring<br />
for heart<br />
valves<br />
Philippa Tim Sutton<br />
Shaun Holt Hamlyn /<br />
Harish Kala<br />
Upper GI<br />
Surgery<br />
Richard<br />
Babor/<br />
Grant<br />
Beban<br />
Medtech<br />
User<br />
Workshop<br />
Sovereign Skellerup Opus Van Gogh Kandinsky Works Monet Picasso Sigma<br />
Concurrent Breakout Options 55mins 0930-1025<br />
Session 28 Session 29 Session 30 Session 31 Session 32 Session 33 Session 34 Session 35 Session 36<br />
Bridging<br />
the Gap<br />
David Bratt<br />
Sovereign<br />
Plastic<br />
Surgical<br />
Tips for<br />
<strong>GP</strong>s<br />
Zac<br />
Moaveni/<br />
Adam<br />
Bialostocki<br />
Skellerup<br />
Breast<br />
Surgery<br />
Update<br />
Erica<br />
Whineray<br />
Kelly<br />
Opus<br />
Wound<br />
care 101<br />
Liz Milner<br />
Van Gogh<br />
Compliance<br />
with<br />
Asthma<br />
Medication<br />
Assessment<br />
of Elderly<br />
Driver<br />
Caring<br />
for heart<br />
valves<br />
Philippa Tim Sutton<br />
Shaun Holt Hamlyn /<br />
Harish Kala<br />
Kandinsky<br />
Baytrust<br />
Upper GI<br />
Surgery<br />
Richard<br />
Babor/<br />
Grant<br />
Beban<br />
Medtech<br />
User<br />
Workshop<br />
1030-1100 MORNING TEA<br />
1100-1155 Workshops<br />
Skellerup WS 1 Inflammatory Bowel Disease Case Studies David Rowbotham<br />
Baytrust WS 2 How to Examine the Eye in Family Practice Helen Danesh-Meyer<br />
Works WS 3 Medicolegal Update-Lessons from HRRT and HDPT Tim Cookson/Jennifer Gibson<br />
Sovereign WS 4 Diagnosis of Breast Cancer Erica Whineray Kelly<br />
Opus WS 5 Eat what you love, love what you eat Michelle May<br />
Monet WS 6 Cervical Smears and Culposcopy Edward Mayeaux<br />
Sigma WS 7 Redesigning Diabetic Care Tony Dowell<br />
Kandinsky WS 8 Assessment of Dizziness Malcolm Giles<br />
Van Gogh WS 9 Head and Neck Case Studies Nick McIvor/ John Chaplin<br />
Picasso WS 10 Alcohol and Your Ticker Graham Gulbransen<br />
1155-1205 Workshop change over period<br />
1205-1300 Workshops<br />
Skellerup WS 11 Inflammatory Bowel Disease Case Studies David Rowbotham<br />
Baytrust WS 12 How to Examine the Eye in Family Practice Helen Danesh-Meyer<br />
Works WS 13 Medicolegal Update-Lessons from HRRT and HDPT Tim Cookson/Jennifer Gibson<br />
Sovereign WS 14 Diagnosis of Breast Cancer Erica Whineray Kelly<br />
Opus WS 15 Eat what you love, love what you eat Michelle May<br />
Monet WS 16 Cervical Smears and Culposcopy Edward Mayeaux<br />
Sigma WS 17 Redesigning Diabetic Care Tony Dowell<br />
Kandinsky WS 18 Assessment of Dizziness Malcolm Giles<br />
Van Gogh WS 19 Head and Neck Case Studies Nick McIvor/ John Chaplin<br />
Picasso WS 20 Alcohol and Your Ticker Graham Gulbransen<br />
Works<br />
Monet<br />
Picasso<br />
Sigma<br />
Conference<br />
ACLS<br />
Course 3<br />
0900-1300<br />
St John<br />
4 hours<br />
Conference<br />
ACLS<br />
Course 3<br />
Cont.<br />
Conference<br />
ACLS<br />
Course 3<br />
Cont.<br />
Conference<br />
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17<br />
Saturday 11th June<br />
General Practice Programme<br />
1300-1400 LUNCH<br />
1400-1455 Workshops<br />
Skellerup WS 21 Abnormal Liver Function Rachael Harry<br />
Van Gogh WS 22 Menstrual Disorders Anil Sharma<br />
Kandinsky WS 23 Redesigning the <strong>GP</strong> Consultation Tony Dowell<br />
Works WS 24 Abnormal Lover Function - Sex therapy Mary Hodson<br />
Monet WS 25 CT Cardiac Workstations Chris Ellis<br />
Picasso WS 26 Diabetes in Pregnancy Kingsley Nirmalaraj<br />
Opus WS 27 Obesity Surgery - with a Personal Experience G Beban/R Babor/P Mathieson<br />
Baytrust WS 28 Hair and Nail Disorders Ed Mayeaux<br />
Sigma WS 29 GI Illness in Pregnancy David Rowbotham<br />
Sovereign WS 30 Glaucoma Helen Danesh-Meyer<br />
1455-1505 Workshop change over period<br />
1505-1600 Workshops<br />
Skellerup WS 31 Abnormal Liver Function Rachael Harry<br />
Van Gogh WS 32 Menstrual Disorders Anil Sharma<br />
Kandinsky WS 33 Redesigning the <strong>GP</strong> Consultation Tony Dowell<br />
Works WS 34 Abnormal Lover Function - Sex therapy Mary Hodson<br />
Monet WS 35 CT Cardiac Workstations Chris Ellis<br />
Picasso WS 36 Diabetes in Pregnancy Kingsley Nirmalaraj<br />
Opus WS 37 Obesity Surgery - with a Personal Experience G Beban/R Babor/P Mathieson<br />
Baytrust WS 38 Hair and Nail Disorders Ed Mayeaux<br />
Sigma WS 39 GI Illness in Pregnancy David Rowbotham<br />
Sovereign WS 40 Glaucoma Helen Danesh-Meyer<br />
1600-1630 AFTERNOON TEA<br />
1630-1730 How to series WS .. (Choose 1 preference)<br />
Skellerup WS 41 Photography of the Skin Amanda Oakley<br />
Monet WS 42 Surgitron Skin Removals Peter Chapman-Smith<br />
Van Gogh WS 43 Interpreting ECGs Chris Ellis<br />
Kandinsky WS 44 Pipelle/Pessary/Mirena Anil Sharma<br />
Sovereign WS 45 Medical Certification - The Issues David Beaumont<br />
Sigma WS 46 Desensitisation Rohan Ameratunga<br />
Works WS 47 Spirometry Marijke Currie<br />
Opus WS 48 Jadelle Implants Matthias Seidel<br />
Picasso WS 49 Air Accidents 101 Claude Preitner<br />
Baytrust WS 50 Managing Insomnia Brian Almand<br />
1900-2400 Conference Dinner - Dine and Dance - Sponsored By Allied Medical Group (Rotorua Convention Centre)<br />
ACLS<br />
Course 4<br />
1400-<br />
1800<br />
St John<br />
4 hours<br />
Conference<br />
ACLS<br />
Course 4<br />
Cont.<br />
Conference<br />
ACLS<br />
Course 4<br />
Cont.<br />
Conference<br />
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Saturday 11th June<br />
Practice Nurses Programme<br />
Sportsdrome<br />
Coordinator - MaryAnne Cameron, NZ College of Primary Health Care Nurses NZNO<br />
0700-1700 Registration<br />
0715-0815<br />
Eli Lilly Breakfast session Baytrust<br />
How changing our language can improve the diabetes consultation Barbara Docherty<br />
0830-1030 Pneumococcus, Rotavirus, Varicella - what’s new? Sportsdrome<br />
GlaxoSmithKline Vaccine Workshop<br />
1030-1100 MORNING TEA<br />
1100-1200 Starting Insulin in General Practice Sportsdrome<br />
Rab Burtun<br />
1200-1300 Immunisation and Child Health Issues Nikki Turner/Marguerite Dalton<br />
1300-1330 HPV Ed Mayeaux<br />
1330-1430 LUNCH<br />
1430-1500 Addiction Sportsdrome<br />
Graham Gulbransen<br />
1500-1530 Promoting Healthy Pregnancies Ngaire Anderson/ Deralie Flower<br />
1530-1600 Best Practice Wound Management Liz Milner<br />
1600-1630 AFTERNOON TEA<br />
1630-1730 How to series WS .. (Choose 1 preference)<br />
Skellerup WS 41 Photography of the Skin Amanda Oakley<br />
Monet WS 42 Surgitron Skin Removals Peter Chapman-Smith<br />
Van Gogh WS 43 Interpreting ECGs Chris Ellis<br />
Kandinsky WS 44 Pipelle/Pessary/Mirena Anil Sharma<br />
Sovereign WS 45 Medical Certification - The Issues David Beaumont<br />
Sigma WS 46 Desensitisation Rohan Ameratunga<br />
Works WS 47 Spirometry Marijke Currie<br />
Opus WS 48 Jadelle Implants Matthias Seidel<br />
Picasso WS 49 Air Accidents 101 Claude Preitner<br />
Baytrust WS 50 Managing Insomnia Brian Almand<br />
1900-2400 Conference Dinner - Dine and Dance - Sponsored By Allied Medical Group (Rotorua Convention Centre)<br />
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10<br />
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5<br />
7<br />
4<br />
9<br />
3<br />
2<br />
EXHIBITION<br />
11<br />
1<br />
12<br />
13<br />
1<br />
Registration Desk<br />
8<br />
Picasso<br />
2<br />
Sovereign<br />
9<br />
Van Gogh<br />
3<br />
Skellerup<br />
10<br />
Kandinsky<br />
4<br />
Opus<br />
11<br />
Baytrust (Main Plenary Room)<br />
5<br />
Works<br />
12<br />
Sportsdrome (Practice Managers & Practice Nurses Programmes)<br />
6<br />
Sigma<br />
13<br />
Conference Room (ALS Courses)<br />
7<br />
Monet<br />
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Sunday 12th June<br />
General Practice Programme<br />
0730-0830 GlaxoSmithKline Breakfast Session - Hot Asthma Topics - Shaun Holt Baytrust<br />
Chair: Kate Baddock<br />
Main Session<br />
Concurrent Breakout Options 55mins repeated 0830-0925<br />
Chair: Alan Mangan<br />
WS 51 WS 52 WS 53 WS 54 WS 55 WS 56 WS 57 WS 58 WS 59 Level 5 ACLS<br />
0830-0900<br />
0900-0925<br />
0925-0950<br />
0950-1010<br />
Baytrust<br />
Anaemia<br />
Alasdair Patrick<br />
GI Problems<br />
David Rowbotham<br />
Main Session<br />
Chair: Alan Mangan<br />
Baytrust<br />
Infestations and Bites<br />
Edward Mayeaux<br />
Cardiac CT Angiography<br />
Chris Ellis<br />
1010-1025 Discussion<br />
Plastic<br />
Surgical<br />
Tips for<br />
<strong>GP</strong>s<br />
Zac<br />
Moaveni<br />
Adam<br />
Bialostocki<br />
Sigma<br />
Heart<br />
Failure,AF,<br />
Stroke<br />
Prevention<br />
Tim Sutton<br />
Jadelle<br />
Implants<br />
Matthias<br />
Seidel<br />
Modern<br />
Help for<br />
the Pelvic<br />
Floor<br />
Anil<br />
Sharma<br />
Case<br />
Studies in<br />
Psoriasis<br />
Amanda<br />
Oakley<br />
Medical<br />
Property<br />
Development<br />
Chris<br />
Barton<br />
Metabolic<br />
Adverse<br />
Effects of<br />
Atypical<br />
Antipsychotics<br />
Graham<br />
Gulbransen<br />
Concurrent Breakout Options 55mins 0930-1025<br />
Probiotics<br />
Anders<br />
Henriksson<br />
Assessment<br />
of Elderly<br />
Drivers<br />
Philippa<br />
Hamlyn /<br />
Harish Kala<br />
WS 60 WS 61 WS 62 WS 63 WS 64 WS 65 WS 66 WS 67 WS 68<br />
Plastic<br />
Surgical<br />
Tips for<br />
<strong>GP</strong>s<br />
Zac<br />
Moaveni<br />
Adam<br />
Bialostocki<br />
Sigma<br />
Opus<br />
Heart<br />
Failure,AF,<br />
Stroke<br />
Prevention<br />
Tim Sutton<br />
Opus<br />
Works<br />
Jadelle<br />
Implants<br />
Matthias<br />
Seidel<br />
Works<br />
Kandinsky<br />
Modern<br />
Help for<br />
the Pelvic<br />
Floor<br />
Anil<br />
Sharma<br />
Kandinsky<br />
Case<br />
Studies in<br />
Psoriasis<br />
Amanda<br />
Oakley<br />
Medical<br />
Property<br />
Development<br />
Chris<br />
Barton<br />
Metabolic<br />
Adverse<br />
Effects of<br />
Atypical<br />
Antipsychotics<br />
Graham<br />
Gulbransen<br />
Probiotics<br />
Anders<br />
Henriksson<br />
Assessment<br />
of Elderly<br />
Drivers<br />
Philippa<br />
Hamlyn /<br />
Harish Kala<br />
ACLS<br />
Course 5<br />
0830-<br />
1230<br />
St John<br />
4 hours<br />
1025-1030 Industry Prizes<br />
1030-1100 MORNING TEA<br />
1100-1125 Complementary Therapies for Depression - Shaun Holt Baytrust<br />
Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith ACLS<br />
1125-1150 Sleep Apnoea and the Heart Tim Sutton Course 5<br />
1150-1215 The General Practice Consultation Tony Dowell Cont.<br />
1215-1240 UV v the Skin Edward Mayeaux<br />
1240-1300 Clinical Quiz Edward Mayeaux<br />
1300 Conference Closes<br />
Skellerup<br />
Skellerup<br />
Baytrust<br />
Sovereign<br />
Sovereign<br />
Monet<br />
Monet<br />
Van Gogh<br />
Van Gogh<br />
Picasso<br />
Picasso<br />
Conference<br />
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Biographies<br />
and Sessions<br />
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Biographies & Sessions<br />
Dr Brian Almand<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
I have fourteen years of pharmacy practice, with less than one year in community pharmacy. For the past<br />
eleven and a half years I have been working in and out of the Hutt Hospital Pharmacy, all of that time<br />
associated with the Acute Psychiatry Ward. Within the pharmacy I am an Intern Preceptor and supervise a<br />
number of our functions including regular House Surgeon education by our team of pharmacists. I am also<br />
involved with the Hutt Hospital Drug and Therapeutics Committee and the Hutt Valley District Health Board<br />
Pharmacy Reference Group. For the last fi ve years I have been employed half time by the Hutt Valley District<br />
Health Board Community Mental Health Services working closely with the various teams and responding<br />
to General Practitioner referrals where specifi c medicines information is appropriate. Most recently I<br />
have completed studies toward the Postgraduate Certifi cate in Psychiatric Therapeutics by correspondence<br />
through Aston University in the United Kingdom.<br />
My role in psychiatry includes medication review usually associated with my regular attendance at six adult<br />
mental health Multiple Disciplinary Team meetings each week, including that of the Psychogeriatric team;<br />
frequent medication and therapeutics education for various professional groups and question & answer<br />
session with a number of outpatient groups, individual inpatients and their families; provision of medicines<br />
information for psychotropic medications, maternal mental health and neurology; full time availability for<br />
consultation by anyone, I carry a pager and a cellphone! I am also involved in a good deal of behind the<br />
scenes communication between the various teams.<br />
I have received speakers honoraria from the NZ Healthcare Pharmacists Association, Epilepsy New<br />
Zealand, Eli Lilly & Co. and have consulted for Parkinson’s New Zealand and Weltec.<br />
Managing Insomnia - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Dr Rohan Ameratunga<br />
Associate Professor Rohan Ameratunga is an adult and paediatric clinical immunologist and allergist, working<br />
in Auckland. A/Prof Ameratunga attended Southland Boys High School in Invercargill and subsequently<br />
the University of Auckland Medical School. He then completed specialist training in adult medicine and in<br />
immunopathology. After training in adult medicine, he trained in paediatric immunology and allergy with<br />
the late Dr Lloyd Cairns at the Princess Mary Hospital. Following the untimely death of Dr Cairns, A/Prof<br />
Ameratunga was responsible for the paediatric allergy and immunology service at the Starship Hospital<br />
from 1991 to 1994. A/Prof Ameratunga has undertaken a clinical and research fellowship in paediatric<br />
allergy, immunology and rheumatology at the Johns Hopkins University Medical School with Professors<br />
Robert Wood, Jerry Winkelstein and Ed Sills.<br />
He is currently working part time as a Clinical Immunologist at Auckland Hospital and is also in part<br />
time private practice. (www.allergyspecialist.co.nz) A/Prof Ameratunga is responsible for the immunology<br />
laboratory at Auckland Hospital and for the teaching program in clinical immunology and allergy for<br />
medical students at the University of Auckland. He co-ordinates the immunology teaching program from<br />
adult medicine registars at Auckland hospital. A/Prof Ameratunga has a special interest in allergic disorders<br />
and in primary immune defi ciency disorders. He has received a PhD for genetic studies of primary immune<br />
defi ciencies and has an active research program in primary immune defi ciency disorders and food allergy.<br />
He has published over 50 peer reviewed articles and book chapters. He was recently admitted to the Faculty<br />
of Science (RCPA) for his contributions to the understanding of primary immune defi ciency disorders.<br />
Urticaria - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Van Gogh<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Van Gogh<br />
Food Allergy and Eczema - Main Session (Breakout options scheduled)<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 9:20am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Desensitisation - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Sigma<br />
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Speakers Biographies<br />
Dr Alex Bartle<br />
Biographies & Sessions<br />
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Alex was a <strong>GP</strong> in Christchurch from 1978, and in 2000 began a sleep medicine practice, The Sleep Well<br />
Clinic, alongside his General Practice.<br />
In April 2007 Alex left General Practice to concentrate on the Sleep Well Clinics in Christchurch, Auckland<br />
and Wellington. He now has additional clinics in Tauranga and Whangarei and Nelson. The Sleep Well<br />
Clinic is designed to offer assessment and treatments for all sleep disorders from Snoring and Sleep Apnoea<br />
to Insomnia, from Shift Work to children’s sleep diffi culties and the Parasomnias.<br />
Alex is on the Education Sub- Committee of the Australasian Sleep Association, and an inaugural member of<br />
the Asia Pacifi c Paediatric Sleep Association. He was a co-author of the NZ Guidelines for sleep disordered<br />
breathing in children. He completed his Masters in Sleep Medicine through Sydney University in 2009.<br />
Dr Alex Bartle<br />
Director of the Sleep Well Clinics<br />
Website: www.sleepwellclinic.co.nz<br />
Email: doctor@sleepwellclinic.co.nz<br />
Phone: 0800 22 75 33<br />
Parasomnias - things that go bump in the night - Concurrent Breakout Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Monet<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Monet<br />
Mr Chris Barton<br />
Chris has been with Westpac NZ since 2003, and his current role is National Manager Health Sector. Chris<br />
set up Westpac’s health sector team in 2006 to provide a niche service to health practitioners and business<br />
owners. Since then, the team has expanded nationally, with 15 Health Specialists now based around New<br />
Zealand from Auckland to Invercargill.<br />
Chris has a thorough knowledge of the health sector and its business environment, and has worked with<br />
clients around the country on medical property projects, practice amalgamations, risk management and<br />
providing general assistance with business planning. Prior to working in the Health sector, Chris held senior<br />
banking roles in commercial and corporate banking, which gives him and his clients a unique perspective<br />
on healthcare business models.<br />
Medical Property Development - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Sovereign<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Sovereign<br />
Mr Johnathan Bayley<br />
Johnathan Bayley is a Private Investment Adviser at Westpac Private Bank. He has a Bachelor of Business<br />
Studies and a Diploma in Personal Financial Planning from Massey University, and a Bachelor of Property<br />
from the University of Auckland. He is also a Certifi ed Financial Planner. Johnathan has worked in fi nancial<br />
services for over 17 years in New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and France, working in Business Banking,<br />
Financial Markets, and Wealth Management. Johnathan has been a part of Westpac’s Wealth Management<br />
team since April 2007, and works with a varied client base to construct investment portfolios that meet and<br />
achieve his customers investment and fi nancial goals.<br />
Personal Investment Strategies - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Picasso<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Picasso<br />
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Biographies & Sessions<br />
Dr David Beaumont<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
David is an occupational medicine specialist with a background of 12 years in general practice in the UK<br />
and New Zealand, undergoing specialist training from 2000. David holds Membership of the Faculty of<br />
Occupational Medicine of London (MFOM) and Fellow of the Australasian Faculty of Occupational and<br />
Environmental Medicine. He is Chair of the Faculty Policy and Advocacy Committee and lead for the<br />
Faculty project on the Health Benefits of Work.<br />
David has experience in a wide variety of occupational settings, from heavy industry to public sector in<br />
both the UK and New Zealand. As Medical Director of Fit For Work Ltd he provides a comprehensive<br />
range of specialist assessments in clinics throughout New Zealand. His company Pathways to Work Ltd<br />
provides rehabilitation solutions for complex cases.<br />
Medical Certification – The Issues - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Sovereign<br />
Dr Grant Beban and Dr Richard Babor<br />
Grant Beban and Richard Babor are Upper Gastrointestinal and Bariatric Surgeons in Auckland with<br />
Private (Auckland Weight Loss Surgery: www.awls.co.nz) and Public (ADHB and CMDHB) consultant<br />
positions.<br />
Richard is a graduate of Auckland Medical School and completed his training in general surgery in New<br />
Zealand. He completed post fellowship training in Upper GI and Bariatric Surgery in Sydney at the Royal<br />
Prince Alfred and St George Hospitals.<br />
Grant graduated from Otago Medical School, and completed general surgery training in New Zealand<br />
before a further 2 years post fellowship training in Upper GI and Bariatric Surgery at St George Hospital,<br />
Sydney.<br />
Grant and Richard’s current research interests include implementation of bariatric surgery in the public<br />
sector, differential effects of sleeve gastrectomy and gastric bypass on diabetes, effect of bariatric surgery<br />
on urinary tract symptoms, and the role of bariatric surgery in adolescents.<br />
Dr Grant Beban<br />
Upper GI and Bariatric Surgeon<br />
ADHB and Auckland Weight Loss Surgery<br />
Website: www.awls.co.nz<br />
Email: gbeban@awls.co.nz<br />
Phone: 021 938 385<br />
Dr Richard Babor<br />
Upper GI and Bariatric Surgeon<br />
CMDHB and Auckland Weight Loss Surgery<br />
Website: www.awls.co.nz<br />
Email: rbabor@awls.co.nz<br />
Bariatric Surgery<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 4:00pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Upper GI Surgery - Concurrent Breakout Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Picasso<br />
Start 9:25pm Duration: 50mins Picasso<br />
Obesity Surgery - with a personal Experience - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Opus<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Opus<br />
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Speakers Biographies<br />
Dr Rick Bernau<br />
Biographies & Sessions<br />
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Rick has been full time in Musculoskeletal Medicine since the late 1970’s. He was one of the founders of<br />
the NZ Association of Musculoskeletal Medicine and was responsible for the name.<br />
He practiced for many years in Browns Bay, Auckland, and moved to Tauranga in 2005, where he<br />
continues in Specialist Practice. He consults by referral at 8 Grenada Street, Mt Maunganui.<br />
He holds a diploma in Musculoskeletal Medicine and a fellowship in the Australasian Faculty of<br />
Musculoskeletal Medicine. He has also trained in Interventional Pain Medicine.<br />
He has spent many years looking at the relationship between ergonomics, core stability and dysfunctional<br />
breathing in the causalgia of musculoskeletal problems. Without an initial diagnosis, treatment is<br />
ineffective. The diagnosis must include not only the cause of the dysfunction, but also why conventional<br />
treatment has been unsuccessful. Only then can an adequate Diagnosis, Management and Treatment Plan<br />
be implemented. The emphasis is on the patient taking ownership of their management and becoming<br />
self reliant. Using this approach, many people who have been labeled as having chronic musculoskeletal<br />
pain can be more effectively treated, at least substantially reducing their pain, often returning them to<br />
an essentially pain free state and improving their quality of life.<br />
Dr Rick Bernau<br />
Musculoskeletal Physician<br />
Australasian Faculty of Musculoskeletal Medicine<br />
Email: rick@baymsm.co.nz<br />
Phone: 07 575 8969<br />
Musculoskeletal Medicine - Pre-conference W/Shop Repeated (with Dr Ian Wallbridge & Dr Keith Laubscher)<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Works<br />
Start 11:00am Duration: 120mins Works<br />
Mr Adam Bialostocki<br />
Mr. Bialostocki is a Specialist Plastic Surgeon, with a full Fellowship in Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery from<br />
the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS). He is a graduate of Otago Medical School (1993)<br />
& has since worked in Wellington, Lower Hutt, Auckland, Waikato & Middlemore Hospitals in a variety<br />
of different surgical specialties. He was trained in the New Zealand Plastic Surgery training program at<br />
Middlemore Hospital & Hutt Hospital. After being awarded his Fellowship in Plastic Surgery, he further<br />
honed his knowledge with extended visits to some of the most prominent plastic surgeons in Australia<br />
and Europe. He now resides in the Bay of Plenty. His in-depth experience in the field of plastic surgery is<br />
an integral part of Mr.Bialostocki’s skill as a surgeon today, and a talent for the procedures he performs<br />
has gained him a reputation as a highly respected plastic surgeon. Although his practice encompasses all<br />
areas of plastic surgery, his main emphasis is breast surgery (including breast augmentation, breast lift,<br />
breast reduction & breast reconstruction), body contouring (including liposuction & abdominoplasty) and<br />
facial rejuvenation (facelifts, mid-face lifts, neck lifts, eyelid surgery, browlifts, rhinoplasty). The emerging<br />
field of body contouring after massive-weight loss is a fascinating new sub-area, & Mr. Bialostocki keeps<br />
up-to-date with the leading techniques. He also performs a large amount of skin cancer surgery, hand<br />
surgery, gynaecomastia correction & ACC scar revision surgery. He has developed a special interest<br />
in lipomodelling, the use of micro-fat grafts for cosmetic & reconstructive use. Mr. Bialostocki has an<br />
appointment at Tauranga Hospital as the visiting Plastic Surgery Consultant, is a member of the Plastic<br />
Surgery department at Waikato Public Hospital in Hamilton and has his own clinic in Tauranga, Bay<br />
Plastic Surgery.<br />
Plastic Surgical Tips for <strong>GP</strong>s - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated with Mr Zac Moaveni)<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Skellerup<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Skellerup<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Sigma<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Sigma<br />
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visit us at Stand 26<br />
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SUPPORTING<br />
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people along the ageing journey.<br />
We offer support in the community<br />
through retirement villages and<br />
medical alarms.<br />
Throughout NZ, we have 45 Care<br />
Homes providing rest home and<br />
hospital care.<br />
Our special focus is dementia care,<br />
making every day as enjoyable as it<br />
can be, while supporting each family<br />
on their individual journey.<br />
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Phone (+649) 250 1157<br />
Fax (+649) 250 1159<br />
www.ormistonhospital.co.nz
Speakers Biographies<br />
Dr Ross Boswell<br />
Biography not available at time of printing<br />
Biographies & Sessions<br />
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IT - Practice Managers Programme<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 9:30am Duration: 45mins Sportsdrome<br />
Dr David Bratt<br />
Dr David Bratt, Principal Health Advisor to the Ministry of Social Development<br />
Bridging the Gap - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Sovereign<br />
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Jason Burns - Level 7 Advanced Resuscitation Course<br />
The course covers and includes:<br />
• Pre-course reading 4-6 weeks in advance to help prepare for the test.<br />
• Basic Life Support<br />
• Advanced airway management (bag masking progressing to intubation)<br />
• AED and rhythm recognition<br />
• Adult and child collapse algorithms<br />
• Anaphylaxis management<br />
• A compulsory multi choice test and skills evaluation of airway management, defibrillation and some<br />
cardiac rhythms<br />
The total cost per person for the course covers, test paper, manual and certificate plus any re-sit exams<br />
required.<br />
This is a level 7 NZRC Approved( 8 hrs) course, run by Jason Burns (New Zealand Resuscitation Instructor<br />
level 4-7, NZDA Approved instructor, Paediatric Advanced life support instructor).<br />
Level 7 Advanced Resuscitation Course - Sportsdrome Conference Room<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 8 hours<br />
RN Rab Burtun<br />
I qualified as a Nurse in 1988 in Salford Manchester UK . I worked as a Senior Diabetes Nurses Specialist<br />
since in Tameside General Hospital, Manchester, UK for 12 yrs with a special interest in Diabetes and<br />
Pregnancy. I worked in Trafford Primary Care Trust (UK) as a Diabetes Nurse Facilitator for 3 yrs, my key<br />
responsibilities were to educate Practice Nurses, <strong>GP</strong>s, Pharmacists, selected secondary care Professionals<br />
and the general public on issues surrounding Diabetes and its effective management. I am an accredited<br />
“Insulin Initiating Trainer” from Warwick University. I am responsible for organising and running workshops<br />
on “Initiating Insulin in Primary care” for General Practitioners and Practice Nurses. I emigrating to New<br />
Zealand in 2004. I have been working as a Diabetes Nurse Specialist for Waitemata DHB at Waitakere<br />
Hospital for the last 7 yrs.<br />
Starting Insulin in General Practice Workshop - Pre-Conference Workshop (with Dr Kingsley Nirmalaraj)<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 4 hours Works<br />
Starting Insulin in General Practice - Nurses Programme<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 60mins Sportsdrome<br />
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Biographies & Sessions<br />
Mr Andrew Carmody<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
Andrew has a strong IT / Software sales, Project Director and executive management background with<br />
roles in the last 10 years as General Manager, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technology Officer with<br />
ECN Group and Sopheon NZ. Prior to this he was a senior manager at New Zealand Post undertaking<br />
HR, Marketing and Business Development roles.<br />
An experienced project manager and director he has been responsible for the design, development and<br />
successful delivery of numerous software and IT service based projects.<br />
Andrew also brings a wealth of change, process and business improvement expertise and experience<br />
and is passionate about ensuring that a high quality service is consistently delivered to customers.<br />
He holds a Masters of Management from Victoria University (Wellington).<br />
Medtech User Group - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Sigma<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Sigma<br />
Mr John Chaplin & Mr Nick McIvor<br />
Nick McIvor and John Chaplin are Head & Neck Surgeons with 35 years of combined experience . Nick<br />
trained in Auckland and completed a Head & Neck Fellowship at Mt Sinai Hospital in Toronto in 1992. John<br />
trained in Auckland and Dunedin and completed 2 Fellowships; the first at Mt Sinai Hospital in New York<br />
in 1997and the second at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney in 1998. They are both senior members<br />
of the Auckland Regional Head & Neck Unit based at Auckland City Hospital and have wide experience<br />
in the surgical management of complex head and neck tumours including reconstruction. They also<br />
have New Zealand’s largest experience in thyroid and parathyroid surgery and both perform their own<br />
ultrasound examinations and guided fine needle biopsies thus providing a single point of consultation<br />
and investigation. They both offer a comprehensive one-stop assessment of thyroid lumps.<br />
Neck Lumps and Throat Complaints - Mr Nick McIvor<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:25pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Thyroid Nodules - Mr John Chaplin<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:50pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Neck Lumps and Throat Complaints - Mr Nick McIvor<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Van Gogh<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Van Gogh<br />
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Dr Peter Chapman-Smith<br />
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Dr Peter Chapman-Smith is a full time specialist Phebologist and Appearance Medicine physician, who has<br />
performed 1100 Endovenous Laser Ablation (EVLA) and over 10,000 Ultrasound Guided Sclerotherapy<br />
(UGS) procedures in the treatment of varicose veins since 1992. A Foundation Fellow of the NZ College of<br />
Appearance Medicine and of the Australasian College of Phebology, also a Fellow of the medical faculty<br />
of the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery, and of the RNZC<strong>GP</strong>. He has extensive experience of skin<br />
lasers and IPL, performs liposuction under tumescent anaesthesia, and provides regular skin cancer and<br />
minor cosmetic surgery and photodynamic therapy. A regular international presenter on nonsurgical vein<br />
treatment, and has published a 5 year prospective study on UGS in Phlebology in August 2009. He is<br />
an affiliated provider for Southern Cross Healthcare for nonsurgical varicose vein treatment and for skin<br />
cancer surgery, with regular clinics in Whangarei, Hibiscus Coast and Queenstown. Director of the Skin<br />
and Vein Clinic, and teacher of <strong>GP</strong> surgical techniques in NZ.<br />
Dr Peter Chapman-Smith<br />
Skin and Vein Clinic<br />
chappie@clear.net.nz<br />
Phone 0800 1 4 VEINS<br />
Basic Surgical Skills Course - Pre-Conference Workshop Repeated (with Mr Zachary Moaveni)<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Opus<br />
Start 2:00pm Duration: 120mins Opus<br />
Advanced Surgical Skills Course - Pre-Conference Workshop Repeated (with Mr Zachary Moaveni)<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 120mins Opus<br />
Start 4:30pm Duration: 120mins Opus<br />
Surgitron Skin Removals - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Monet<br />
Dr Tim Cookson<br />
Dr Tim Cookson has been an Advisor for the Medical Protection Society since 2005. He is a General<br />
Practitioner and partner in a group practice since 1987. He is a clinical tutor at the Wellington School of<br />
Medicine and a recently accredited mediator.<br />
Previously Tim was a founding director of the Wellington Afterhours Medical Centre, a founding director<br />
of Matpro in Wellington, and has been involved in a number of guideline development projects with the<br />
NZ Guidelines Group.<br />
Outside work Tim and his wife try to keep up with two teenage sons, and he enjoys mountain-biking<br />
and other outdoors activities.<br />
Medicolegal Update-Lessons from HRRT and HDPT Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
(with Jennifer Gibson)<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Works<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Works<br />
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Biographies & Sessions<br />
Marijke Currie<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
Marijke is a qualified respiratory function scientist. Her career developed in the field of Respiratory<br />
Science having completed a BSc at Waikato University. She then went on to qualify as a Respiratory<br />
scientist while working at ADHB in the Respiratory Lung Function laboratory. Furthering her experience<br />
Marijke spent a two year period in the United Kingdom locuming in both Lung Function and Sleep<br />
Laboratories including the Royal London and Royal Brompton hospitals.<br />
On her return to New Zealand Marijke became the Northern Sales Specialist for Care Medical, who are<br />
the exclusive New Zealand Distributors for well known Pulmonary Function/Spirometry, Sleep Diagnostic<br />
and Respiratory equipment brands.<br />
Spirometry Testing, Best Techniques for Best Results - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Works<br />
Dr Rick Cutfield<br />
Dr Rick Cutfield is a physician, diabetologist and endocrinologist and is Clinical Director of the Diabetes/<br />
Endocrine Service at Waitemata DHB in Auckland. He also has a private practice at the Mercy Specialist<br />
Centre. He has been President of the NZ Society for the Study of Diabetes and worked with NZ Guidelines<br />
group and BPAC on many practical care guides. He is currently patron of Diabetes NZ Auckland.<br />
Controversies in Diagnosis of Diabetes<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 9:00am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Diabetes Case Studies - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Monet<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Monet<br />
Dr Marguerite Dalton<br />
Marguerite is a practicing community Paediatrician in Counties Manukau and Auckland DHBs, with an<br />
interest in children with developmental problems and special needs. She has a passion for keeping children<br />
well and helping them to achieve their fullest potential and this links clearly with giving appropriate good<br />
quality evidence based advice.<br />
Handling Common Kid’s Problems - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated (with Dr Nikki Turner)<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Works<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Works<br />
Immunisation and Child Health Issues - Practice Nurses Programme (with Dr Nikki Turner)<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 12:00pm Duration: 60mins Sportsdrome<br />
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Hologic, division of Pharmaco (NZ) Ltd, PO Box 4079, Auckland, New Zealand
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Biographies & Sessions<br />
Dr Helen Danesh-Meyer<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
Helen Danesh-Meyer is the Sir William and Lady Stevenson Professor of Ophthalmology and the Founding<br />
Managing Trustee of GNZ. She is recognised internationally for her research in the area of glaucoma and<br />
neuro-ophthalmology with articles in the New Scientist regarding her work and numerous international<br />
lectures. Helen attended the University of Otago Medical School graduating in 1991 and undertook her<br />
ophthalmology training in Dunedin, Christchurch and Auckland. She subsequently did her sub-speciality<br />
training in glaucoma at Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia. Helen divides her professional activities almost<br />
equally between patient care activities and research/teaching. Her private practice is at Eye Institute<br />
where specialises in glaucoma, neuro-ophthlamology and cataracts. Helen has published more than<br />
100 scientific articles including a textbook and several chapters. She has authored textbooks in both<br />
glaucoma and neuro-ophthalmology. Helen is also co-editor of the Clinical Challenges Section of the of<br />
an international journal, Survey of Ophthalmology, and serves as Neuro-ophthalmology Section Editor of<br />
two journals - Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology and the Journal of Clinical Neuroscience.<br />
Eye Emergencies Not to Miss - Concurrent Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Skellerup<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Skellerup<br />
How to Examine the Eye in Family Practice - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Glaucoma - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Sovereign<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Sovereign<br />
Dr Andrew Darby<br />
Dr Andrew Darby is a Consultant Psychiatrist for the Hamilton and Cambridge Adult Mental Health Service,<br />
Waikato District Health Board. His area of interest is primarily Adult Mental Health and Management.<br />
He has worked in a number of different settings including the Crisis, Assessment and Treatment Service,<br />
the Inpatient and Outpatient Services and had a successful private practice. He continues to do specialist<br />
reports for ACC, NZMC and Nursing Council.<br />
MSD Symposium - Resistant Depression<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 8:00pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Barbara Docherty<br />
Barbara Docherty is a Registered Nurse and has led the TADS Brief Opportunistic Interventions training<br />
programme for the past 12 years. Formerly based at Auckland University’s Department of General<br />
Practice and Primary Health Care, she is now a Clinical Lecturer in the School of Nursing at the same<br />
University. She has had 23 years full time experience as a practice nurse, was a member of the sector<br />
reference group for the Primary Health Care Strategy and continues working in primary health care<br />
nursing research and workforce development. Barbara was a talk back nurse and commentator for NZ<br />
National Radio, is author of the Practice Nurse resource ‘Nursing in General Practice’ and continues<br />
to write for a wide variety of medical, nursing and media publications. She is driven by Mark Twain’s<br />
premise that ‘People would sooner die than change……and most do’<br />
How changing our language can improve the diabetes consultation - Breakfast Session<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 7:30am Duration: 45mins Baytrust Forum<br />
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Speakers Biographies<br />
Dr Tony Dowell<br />
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His academic research career began in the UK following appointment as Lecturer in the Department of<br />
General Practice at Leeds, and he was subsequently Director of the Centre for Research in Primary Care.<br />
His research interests there included clinical studies in haematuria, Helicobacter and Homcysteine, the<br />
development of evidence based practice, health promotion and health professional stress.<br />
Research interests in Wellington have included mental health care in General Practice, Health Service<br />
utilisation, quality in primary care and communication and interaction in the consultation. Current<br />
research includes evaluation studies of mental health models of care, and an RCT of antidepressant<br />
prescribing and the health care interactions of people newly diagnosed with diabetes.<br />
Common Psychological Problems in General Practice - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Van Gogh<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Van Gogh<br />
Redesigning Diabetic Care - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Sigma<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Sigma<br />
Redesigning the <strong>GP</strong> Consultation - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Kandinsky<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Kandinsky<br />
The General Practice Consultation<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 11:50am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Dr Chris Ellis<br />
Chris Ellis is a consultant cardiologist at the Auckland City Hospital and at the Auckland Heart Group and<br />
Mercy Hospital. He trained at both the Wessex Cardiothoracic Centre in Southampton, England and then<br />
at Green Lane Hospital, Auckland, New Zealand. For ten years: 1996 to 2005 he worked fulltime at the<br />
Auckland Public Hospital and the University of Auckland Medical School as a consultant cardiologist and<br />
Senior Lecturer in Cardiology, helping to modernise the cardiology aspect of medical student training.<br />
He believes strongly in the provision of equitable and efficient cardiology care across New Zealand. He<br />
set up and is Chairman of the New Zealand Acute Coronary Syndrome Audit Group, to identify National<br />
patient numbers and their management, in order to improve on patients’ access to modern cardiology<br />
care. He lectures widely in Auckland and further afield, and aims to practice patient-focused medicine.<br />
He is an investigational cardiologist performing coronary angiography, CT cardiac angiography and<br />
echocardiography and has a subspecialist interest in the acute coronary syndromes and in the prevention<br />
of ischaemic heart disease: the management of lipids, cardiovascular risk and hypertension.<br />
Assessment of Cardiac Risk<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 9:50am Duration: 30mins Baytrust Forum<br />
CT Cardiac Workstations - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Monet<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Monet<br />
Interpreting ECGs - Concurrent Workshop Session<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Van Gogh<br />
Cardiac CT Angiography<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 9:50am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
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Dr Colin Edwards<br />
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Dr Colin Edwards is a Consultant Cardiologist at North Shore Hospital. Colin’s practice involves general<br />
Cardiology with an interest in Acute Coronary Syndromes, he also performs diagnostic Coronary<br />
Angiography. Colin specialised in Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging and did his training at the Royal<br />
Brompton Hospital in London, UK.<br />
MSD Symposium - LDL Cholesterol<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 7:30pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Dr Deralie Flower & Dr Ngaire Anderson<br />
Deralie is an Obstetrician/Gynaecologist who worked as a consultant in Whangarei Hospital until<br />
December <strong>2010</strong>. She is presently employed as a Lecturer at the University of Auckland, Department of<br />
Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Her current role includes teaching medical students and registrars, as well<br />
as clinical research in the department with Prof Lesley McCowan.<br />
Much of the department’s research at present relates to utilising the data from the SCOPE study. This is<br />
a large international cohort study of women having their first babies, looking at clinical and biochemical<br />
markers of pregnancy complications such as pre-eclampsia, fetal growth restriction and preterm birth.<br />
Deralie is investigating the relationship between antepartum haemorrhage of unknown origin and fetal<br />
growth.<br />
Ngaire is a Research Fellow in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Auckland.<br />
She is a senior RANZCOG trainee and is taking time out of training for RANZCOG Fellowship to complete<br />
an MD at the University of Auckland investigating ethnicity, BMI and adverse pregnancy outcomes.<br />
In <strong>2010</strong> she was awarded the prestigious Douglas Goodfellow Medical Research Fellowship from the<br />
Auckland Medical Research Foundation.<br />
Antenatal care in <strong>GP</strong> - Pre-conference Workshop Repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 120mins Sigma<br />
Start 4:30pm Duration: 120mins Sigma<br />
Promoting Healthy Pregnancies - Nurses Programme<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 3:00pm Duration: 30mins Sportsdrome<br />
Dr Malcolm Giles<br />
Dr Giles is a specialist Otolaryngologist at Waikato Hospital, Hamilton. He qualified from Auckland<br />
University School of Medicine in 1979, and became a fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons<br />
in 1986. He became a fellow at the Royal Infirmary in Glasglow in 1988-89, studying the relationship<br />
between hearing loss and disability as well as the management of severe hearing loss.<br />
On completing this Fellowship in late 1989 Dr Giles became a full-time consultant Otolaryngologist<br />
at Waikato Hospital, where he has worked since. His main areas of practice are Otology, Congenital<br />
Deafness, and Otoneurology. He is also heavily involved in teaching, presenting the Otology teaching<br />
to the fourth year medical students at Auckland University every year. He also has a yearly teaching<br />
session with the Waikato <strong>GP</strong> training scheme. He is also heavily involved in the New Zealand Society of<br />
Otolaryngology, being the Chair of the Education Committee.<br />
Evidence based Treatment of OME<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:55am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Assessment of Dizziness - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Kandinsky<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Kandinsky<br />
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Biographies & Sessions<br />
Jennifer Gibson<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
Ms Gibson is a Barrister sole with Harbour Chambers in Wellington. She graduated LL.B from the<br />
University of Auckland in 1985 and joined Harbour Chambers in 1993. Her principal areas of practice<br />
include Accident Compensation Appeals, Civil Litigation: High Courts and District Courts, Coroners,<br />
Education, Medical and Privacy Law.<br />
Medicolegal Update-Lessons from HRRT and HDPT Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
(with Tim Cookson)<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Works<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Works<br />
Dr Graham Gulbransen<br />
Graham has worked as a Senior Medical Officer at the Auckland Community Alcohol and Drugs Services<br />
(CADS) since 1996. He has a Fellowship of the Australasian Chapter of Addiction Medicine (FAChAM).<br />
He has considerable experience with opioid substitution treatment, especially methadone maintenance,<br />
and in medical detoxification. His part time general practice experience dates from 1983. Much of<br />
this work involves assessing and managing addictions and/or chronic pain. He is an FRNZC<strong>GP</strong> at the<br />
Kingsland Family Health Centre.<br />
Opioids and Chronic Pain - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Kandinsky<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Kandinsky<br />
Alcohol and Your Ticker - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Picasso<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Picasso<br />
Addiction - Nurses Programme<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:30pm Duration: 30mins Sportsdrome<br />
Metabolic Adverse Effects of Atypical Antipsychotics - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Monet<br />
Start 9:30am Duration: 50mins Monet<br />
Philippa Hamlyn and Harish Kala<br />
Philippa Hamlyn and Harish Kala are registered occupational therapists, who work for OTRS Group Ltd,<br />
a nationally recognised interdisciplinary rehabilitation company, and are part of a large team providing<br />
specialist services, including medical driving assessments. They have a passion for driver safety for people<br />
with medical/injury related conditions.<br />
Philippa has wide expertise in adult rehabilitation. She is part of OTRS’ Waikato/Bay of Plenty team and<br />
has been providing specialist driver and passenger rehabilitation related services for 5 years.<br />
Harish has a Master in Occupational Therapy 2000 (Australia). He provides this specialist service in the<br />
Auckland region. He also has Driving Instructor qualifications for Class 1 Vehicles and is a committee<br />
member for Vehicle Association of NZ, a national body which promotes safe transportation options for<br />
persons with disabilities.<br />
Assessment of Elderly Drivers - The Sweat Test: Is your patient safe to drive?<br />
Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Works<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Works<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Picasso<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Picasso<br />
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Speakers Biographies<br />
Dr Rachael Harry<br />
This will be a practical overview of what LFTs are, why we check them and what various abnormalities<br />
mean. I will also give rules of thumb on when a patient should be referred for specialist assessment.<br />
Abnormal Liver Function - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins<br />
Start 3:05pm<br />
Duration: 55mins<br />
Dr Anders Henriksson<br />
Anders is a Senior Application Specialist at Danisco Australia, in the area of Health and Nutrition, and<br />
was previously a Senior Scientist at Danisco Singapore, where he led several development projects<br />
related to culture formulations for the food and dietary supplement industries. He has also held a<br />
position as Senior Scientist with DSM Food Specialties, where he was involved in pre-clinical and clinical<br />
studies on probiotics and prebiotics. Anders graduated with a PhD in Microbiology from the University<br />
of Gothenburg, Sweden in 1993, and proceeded with post-doctoral research at the University of New<br />
South Wales, Sydney, in the field of gastrointestinal microbiology, probiotics and prebiotics. Anders has<br />
published close to 50 scientific papers and book chapters and is a co-inventor on several patents.<br />
Probiotics - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Van Gogh<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Van Gogh<br />
Mary Hodson<br />
Mary, who is joint owner and director of Sex Therapy New Zealand, has responsibility for clinical practice<br />
in the Bay of Plenty, Central North Island and Wellington. Sex Therapy New Zealand has practitioners<br />
right across the country from Whangarei to Dunedin.<br />
STNZ sex therapists are qualified and experienced psychologists, counsellors or psychotherapists, with<br />
extensive experience and membership of their appropriate professional body. They have all completed<br />
Robyn Salisbury’s Sex Therapy Advanced Training programme and take part in ongoing specialist<br />
professional development. As well as having the right qualifications and experience, all STNZ therapists<br />
have met strict joining criteria. Each therapist has been handpicked as someone who has the right<br />
personal attributes to work well with people experiencing a sexual or intimacy concern.<br />
Mary has been in private practice since 1992 offering a range of occupational therapy and counselling<br />
services, In 2005 Mary decided to focus on counselling and trained as a sex therapist in 2005. She holds<br />
clinics in Tauranga, Rotorua, Hamilton and Wellington.<br />
Abnormal lover function - Sex therapy - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Works<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Works<br />
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Biographies & Sessions<br />
Professor Shaun Holt<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
Professor Shaun Holt lectures at Victoria University of Wellington, has started two clinical trials<br />
organizations and formed Research Review, a company that produce reviews of medical research. Shaun<br />
holds Pharmacy and Medicine degrees, has been the Principal Investigator in over 50 clinical trials and<br />
has over 80 publications in the medical literature. He is an Honorary Research Fellow at the Medical<br />
Research Institute of New Zealand, an advisor to the Asthma Foundation and Natural Products NZ and<br />
a regular contributor on TV1’s Breakfast programme and national radio shows. He is the author of six<br />
books including the bestseller “Natural Remedies That Really Work”.<br />
Professor Shaun Holt<br />
Clinicanz, Medical Research Institute of NZ, Victoria University of Wellington<br />
http://flavors.me/shaunholt<br />
holtshaun@gmail.com<br />
Phone: 029 200 11 11<br />
Compliance with Asthma Medication - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Kandinsky<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Kandinsky<br />
Hot Asthma Topics - Breakfast Session<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 7:30am Duration: 45mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Complementary Therapies for Depression<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
IT Pre-conference EEC Workshop Skellerup - Part 1<br />
Duration: 55mins<br />
Each presenter has 15min total for presentation and questions/discussion<br />
0830: Introduction<br />
0845: David Hay: The future of the <strong>GP</strong> Practice Management System: an architect’s perspective<br />
0900: Andrew Kissling: To disrupt or not to disrupt? That is the primary care question<br />
0915: Tom Bowden: General Practice in an Online World – Using broadband communications to deliver<br />
better, sooner, more convenient care.<br />
0930: Sanjeewa Samaraweera: ManageMyHealth – Enabling General Practice to engage patients<br />
electronically<br />
0945: Cornelius Dirven: TXT messages are making a real difference in healthcare<br />
1000: Ross Boswell: NeHTA and the PCEHR – Alphabet Soup in Oz Health IT<br />
1015: General questions and discussion<br />
IT Pre-conference Workshop<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 4hours Picasso<br />
IT Pre-conference EEC Workshop Skellerup - Part 2<br />
Duration: 55mins<br />
Questions for the panel; further questions provided by the audience:<br />
• Who controls patients’ information and who should control it?<br />
• What are the responsibilities of a <strong>GP</strong> in information governance?<br />
• What level of patient control over access to the record is desirable, and what level is currently<br />
• provided?<br />
• How do patients get access to their records? How should they get access?<br />
• What information should patients be able to add to their records?<br />
• What information in their records should patients not be able to see?<br />
• What audit trail of access to records should be provided, and who should be<br />
IT Pre-conference Workshop<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 4hours Picasso<br />
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*Aclasta is fully funded for patients who meet specified criteria. Funding does not include the cost of infusion.<br />
References: 1. Pharmaceutical Schedule. Sept <strong>2010</strong>. 2. Aclasta Data Sheet.<br />
Aclasta ® is a Prescription Medicine, fully funded under Special Authority criteria for any patient who has had a prior Special Authority for alendronate a T score -3.0<br />
a T score -2.5 with an osteoporotic fracture a history of two osteoporotic fractures a history of one osteoporotic fracture with x-ray confirmation in frail elderly<br />
unable to access DXA scan a 10 year risk of hip fracture 3% calculated using a risk assessment algorithm (FRAX or GARVAN) receiving glucocorticosteroid therapy (<br />
5mg/day prednisone equivalent) for at least 3 months and either a T score of -1.5 or one osteoporotic fracture demonstrated radiologically. Note: Special Authorities are not<br />
interchangeable and the funding does not include the cost of infusion. Aclasta ® (zoledronic acid) 5mg/100mL infusion. Aclasta is a Prescription Medicine for the treatment of<br />
various causes of osteoporosis to prevent hip, vertebral and non-vertebral fractures. It is also indicated for Paget’s disease. Contraindications are hypocalcaemia, pregnancy and<br />
lactation. Precautions: Aclasta is not recommended in patients with renal impairment (creatinine clearance
Speakers Biographies<br />
Dr Erica Whineray Kelly<br />
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Erica is a graduate of the Otago School of Medicine, following which she completed her Fellowship in<br />
general surgery in New Zealand, also working at the Tertiary Level Breast Cancer Clinic at St Vincent’s<br />
University Hospital, in Dublin with visits to Milan to the European Institute of Oncology. Erica also<br />
completed a two-year oncoplastic Fellowship in Auckland, the first of its type in Australasia.<br />
Now a breast surgeon living on Auckland’s North Shore, Erica works as a consultant breast surgeon<br />
for Auckland Breast Centre, Breast Screening Waitemata Northland and as a surgical auditor for the<br />
National Breast Screening Programme.<br />
Erica is an active member of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Breast Section, is on the<br />
Executive of the Auckland Breast Cancer Study Group, and with a special interest in lobular neoplasia,<br />
has published and presented in her field. Erica is married with two children.<br />
Breast Cancer 101<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Breast Surgery Update - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Opus<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Opus<br />
Diagnosis of Breast Cancer - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Sovereign<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Sovereign<br />
Dr Keith Laubscher<br />
Keith is a Pain Specialist with a particular interest in Musculoskeletal Pain Management. He is Fellow of<br />
the Australasian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists and Fellow of The Australasian College of<br />
Musculoskeletal Medicine, and member of The New Zealand Pain Society and International Association<br />
for the Study of Pain. He has been the Director of PainCare, a private clinic in Auckland with a satellite<br />
clinic Hamilton since 1997. His principal interest is in Interventional Pain Management.<br />
Musculoskeletal Medicine - Pre-conference Workshop Repeated<br />
(with Dr Ian Wallbridge & Dr Rick Bernau)<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Works<br />
Start 11:00am Duration: 120mins Works<br />
Dr Brett Mann<br />
Brett has been in general practice at Ilam Medical Centre in Christchurch since 1986. He is a medical<br />
educator in the <strong>GP</strong> registrar programme and has been an examiner for the RNZC<strong>GP</strong>. Over the last<br />
15 years he has adapted and added to Dr Brian Broom’s seminal work on somatisation developing<br />
an approach relevant to the types of patients presenting in general practice and an approach for the<br />
standard general practice consultation.<br />
Brett has provided many seminars for general practitioners on somatisation including the M<strong>GP</strong> programme<br />
in Dunedin in 2008 and <strong>2010</strong>, the General Practice Medical Education conference <strong>2010</strong>, and the rural<br />
<strong>GP</strong> conference. These presentations have been very well received. He has had preliminary input into<br />
undergraduate education at Otago medical school regarding somatisation and has provided website<br />
material on somatisation for the national <strong>GP</strong>EP2 programme.<br />
Managing Somatisation in <strong>GP</strong> - Pre-Conference Workshop Repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 120mins Picasso<br />
Start 4:30pm Duration: 120mins Picasso<br />
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Dr Paula Mathieson<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
Paula is a 45 year old <strong>GP</strong> in Whangarei. More importantly she is a wife, mother and grandmother who,<br />
like everyone else hopes to live a long and healthy life with her family. Paula was morbidly obese since<br />
infancy, except for a few brief visits to the overweight and healthy weight range. She had a Roux-en-Y<br />
gastric bypass in 2008 and has gone from a peak weight of 134kg (BMI 46) to around 64kg (BMI 22)<br />
today. The surgery and weight loss have cured her diabetes, she was on 56U of insulin a day and is now<br />
on no diabetes medications.<br />
Paula will be sharing this workshop with two surgeons Grant Beban and Richard Babor. They will be able<br />
to tell you all about the mechanical and technical aspects of surgery but to effectively serve your patients<br />
I think <strong>GP</strong>s need to know a bit more than this.<br />
Obesity Surgery - with a personal Experience - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
(with Dr Grant Beban and Dr Richard Babor)<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Opus<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Opus<br />
Dr Michelle May<br />
Michelle May, M.D., a family physician and recovered yoyo dieter, empowers individuals to end mindless<br />
and emotional eating without deprivation and guilt. As an inspirational speaker and author, Michelle’s<br />
passion, insight, and humor stem from her own personal struggle with food and weight.<br />
Dr. May is the founder of the Am I Hungry?® Mindful Eating Workshops (www.AmIHungry.com) that<br />
guide participants to eat instinctively again, live a more active lifestyle, and balance eating for enjoyment<br />
with eating for health. Winner of the Excellence in Patient Education Innovation Award, she has trained<br />
over 200 health professionals to facilitate Am I Hungry?® Workshops worldwide.<br />
She is the award-winning author of Eat What You Love, Love What You Eat: How To Break Your Eat-<br />
Repent-Repeat Cycle. Winner of seven awards for publishing, including Best Health, Best Nutrition,<br />
Best Mind-Body-Spirit, and Best Self-Help book, Eat What You Love, Love What You Eat was listed<br />
as one of the Top 10 Notable Diet Books for <strong>2010</strong> by Time.com. Dr. May’s approach is also the basis<br />
for the American Academy of Family Physician’s Americans in Motion wellness campaign. Michelle is<br />
the co-author of ‘H’ is for Healthy and four other books that foster healthy attitudes and behaviors in<br />
children.<br />
She has been featured on the Discovery Health Channel and Oprah and Friends with Dr. Oz, and quoted<br />
in Body+Soul, Fitness, Health, Parents, Self, USA Weekend, US News & World Report, Vim & Vigor,<br />
WebMD, Woman’s Day, and many more. Her personal success story was published in Chicken Soup for<br />
the Dieter’s Soul.<br />
Dr. May’s shares her compelling message and constructive approach with audiences around the country,<br />
conducts corporate weight management workshops, and advises numerous organizations about<br />
promoting healthy lifestyles.<br />
Writing an Effective Exercise Prescription<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 9:25am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Why Diets are not the Answer<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 4:25pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Eat what you love, love what you eat - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Opus<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Opus<br />
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Dr Edward Mayeaux<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
E. J. Mayeaux, Jr., MD, DABFP, FAAFP, received his medical degree from Louisiana State University Medical<br />
Center in Shreveport, Louisiana. He completed a Family Practice Residency and served as Chief Resident<br />
in the Department of Family Medicine. He currently holds the rank of Professor of Family Medicine and<br />
Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology. He is the program director for the Family Medicine Residency<br />
Program in Shreveport and is vice chair of the Family Medicine Department.<br />
Dr. Mayeaux is a Diplomate of the American Board of Family Medicine, a Fellow of the American Academy<br />
of Family Physicians, and a Fellow of the American Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology. He is<br />
currently on the executive board of the ASCCP. He is the President of the Northwest Louisiana Society of<br />
Family Physicians and is a member of the Association of Professors of Gynecology and Obstetrics.<br />
Vaginitis<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 30mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Eating Disorders<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 4:50pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Cervical Smears and Culposcopy - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Monet<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Monet<br />
Hair and Nail Disorders - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Baytrust Forum<br />
HPV - Practice Nurses Programme<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 1:00pm Duration: 30mins Sportsdrome<br />
Infestations and Bites<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 9:25am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
UV v the Skin<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 12:15pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Clinical Quiz<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 12:40pm Duration: 20mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Liz Milner<br />
Elizabeth Milner is a Registered Nurse with over 30 years of experience in surgical and community<br />
nursing in New Zealand and Australia.<br />
Current employment: Nurse Manager/Wound Consultant Total Care Health Services.<br />
Her passion for providing excellence in wound care management is focused on improving standards<br />
of holistic patient evidence based care and ensuring that care provided meets the client’s needs and<br />
promoting positive outcomes. As a patient advocate she ensures that care provided is in a partnership<br />
model of care which demonstrates the ability to apply the principals of the treaty of Waitangi/Te Tiriti o<br />
Waitangi to nursing practice. Her previous role as Wound Care Nurse Specialist has been in the acute,<br />
subacute and community sectors with Counties Manukau District Health Board. Recently Elizabeth<br />
helped coordinate wound care management in Samoa following the <strong>2010</strong> Tsunami and the Samoan<br />
people were supported by her extensive wound care knowledge and nursing leadership.<br />
Elizabeth’s commitment to ongoing education is evident in her role as a course facilitator for the Auckland<br />
University post graduate wound management paper since 2005 and course assessor for the Monash<br />
University, Australia. She has been an active member of the NZ Wound Care Society and has been the<br />
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education coordinator for the Auckland region. Elizabeth has presented at national and international<br />
conferences on wound care and nursing issues<br />
In addition, she has an interest and commitment to ongoing wound management research and has<br />
participated in numerous research projects throughout the Australasian region.<br />
Wound care 101 - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Van Gogh<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Van Gogh<br />
Best Practice Wound Management - Nurses Programme<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 3:30pm Duration: 30mins Sportsdrome<br />
Mr Zachary Moaveni<br />
Zak Moaveni took up a position in late 2009 as Plastic & Craniofacial surgeon at Middlemore and<br />
Starship Hospitals. He was previously the Clinical Director of Plastic Surgery at Waikato Hospital. His<br />
private practice in Hamilton focuses on both aesthetic and reconstructive plastic and hand surgery.<br />
Zak regularly attends national and international meetings both as participant and lecturer. He is also<br />
passionate about teaching and the delivery of reconstructive surgery (especially for cleft lip and palate<br />
deformities) in developing countries. He and his wife are excitedly expecting their third child later this<br />
year and he loves running and fly-fishing.<br />
Mr Zachary (Zak) Moaveni<br />
Plastic Surgeon<br />
Middlemore Hospital<br />
info@zacharymoaveni.co.nz<br />
Phone :0210781345<br />
Basic Surgical Skills Course - Pre-Conference Workshop Repeated<br />
(with Dr Peter Chapman-Smith)<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Opus<br />
Start 2:00pm Duration: 120mins Opus<br />
Advanced Surgical Skills Course - Pre-Conference Workshop Repeated<br />
(with Dr Peter Chapman-Smith)<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 120mins Opus<br />
Start 4:30pm Duration: 120mins Opus<br />
Plastic Surgical Tips for <strong>GP</strong>s - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
(with Mr Adam Bialostocki)<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Skellerup<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Skellerup<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Sigma<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Sigma<br />
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Dr Kevin Morris<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
Dr Morris has worked as a medical advisor to the Accident Compensation Corporation since 1992. He<br />
has been the Corporate Medical Advisor based in Wellington since 1998 and the Director of Clinical<br />
Services from 2006. He has extensive experience in the area of compensation medicine and has been a<br />
part of the developments related to medical misadventure now called treatment injury. He is recognised<br />
as New Zealand’s foremost authority in the field of impairment evaluation.<br />
Dr Morris has a particular interest in the relationship between health, employment status and compensation<br />
systems. He has a background in general practice medicine and obstetrics, occupational medicine,<br />
computer science and medical administration. Before joining the ACC, Dr Morris was a principal in a<br />
group general practice, the principal doctor of one of New Zealand’s first after-hours medical clinics<br />
and a consultant with a technology company developing software for medical practice management<br />
systems. Most recently he has completed a Masters in Public Policy at the School of Government, Victoria<br />
University Wellington. His research paper looked at the impact of lump sum compensation for noneconomic<br />
loss on rehabilitation outcomes<br />
Transforming ACC - Implications for Primary Care - Breakfast Session<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 7:00am Duration: 45mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Dr Kingsley Nirmalaraj<br />
Kingsley has been a Consultant Endocrinologist and Physician at Tauranga Hospital since 2008. He has<br />
been a Visiting Endocrinologist for Whakatane hospital as well. His role also includes as a Community<br />
Diabetes Specialist in the Bay of Plenty.<br />
Having trained in Auckland, Kingsley has settled down in the Bay for obvious reasons. His special interests<br />
include general endocrinology, diabetes, including diabetes in pregnancy and maternal medicine.<br />
Starting Insulin in General Practice Workshop - Pre-Conference Workshop (with RN Rab Burtun)<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 4 hours Works<br />
Diabetes in Pregnancy - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Picasso<br />
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Clinical Associate Professor Amanda Oakley<br />
Associate Professor Oakley is an experienced dermatologist from Hamilton. She is passionate about<br />
dermoscopy, teledermatology and online health education for patients and their doctors, but is happy to<br />
talk and write about a wide variety of dermatological topics.<br />
Clinical Associate Professor Amanda Oakley<br />
1. Dermatologist, Dept of Dermatology, Waikato DHB;<br />
2. (Honorary) Waikato Clinical School, University of Auckland;<br />
3. private practice at Tristram Clinic;<br />
4. President-Elect and Website Manager New Zealand Dermatological Society Incorporated;<br />
5. Diagnosing consultant for MoleMap NZ<br />
http://dermnetnz.org ; http://anzvs.org ; http://tristramclinic.co/nz<br />
oakley@wave.co.nz<br />
Phone: 027 271-6985 (urgent calls only)<br />
Dermoscopy - Pre-conference Workshop Repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 4 hours Skellerup<br />
Start 2:00pm Duration: 4 hours Skellerup<br />
Acne - Main Session (Breakout options scheduled)<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 9:45am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Photography of the Skin - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Skellerup<br />
Case Studies in Psoriasis - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 55mins Skellerup<br />
Start 9:30am Duration: 55mins Skellerup<br />
Dr Paul Ockelford<br />
Auckland clinical haematologist Dr Paul Ockelford is the Chairman of the New Zealand Medical<br />
Association and was elected to this role in May 2011. Previously he was the NZMA Deputy Chair for four<br />
years. A graduate of the foundation class of the University of Auckland, Dr Ockelford is the Director of<br />
the Thrombosis Unit, Department of Haematology, Auckland Hospital heading a specialty team involved<br />
in the management of patients with clotting disorders and undertaking clinical research trials into new<br />
anticoagulant drugs.<br />
He is the Adult Director of the Haemophilia Centre at Auckland Hospital and a Clinical Associate Professor<br />
of Molecular Medicine and Pathology at the School of Health Sciences, at the University of Auckland. He<br />
is also Director of Clinical Services at Diagnostic Medlab Ltd.<br />
Medicopolitical Session - NZMA Chairman’s Address<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 30mins Baytrust Forum<br />
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Dr Alasdair Patrick<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
Dr Alasdair Patrick is a kiwi trained Gastroenterologist and General physician employed at Middlemore<br />
Hospital in Auckland. He is the director of physician training for Counties Manukau District Health Board<br />
and holds a University of Auckland position. He returned to New Zealand from a consultant post in<br />
Singapore three years ago. Prior to this he held a prestigious fellow position in the United Kingdom. His<br />
major areas of interest are functional gastrointestinal disease, reflux disease, liver disease and colorectal<br />
cancer. He has extensive experience in new technologies that are changing the face of gastroenterology<br />
having been formally trained in CT colonography, endoscopic ultrasound, BRAVO pH capsule, pH/<br />
impedance testing, manometry and capsule endoscopy.<br />
Alasdair consults privately at the new comprehensive gastroenterology centre Macmurray Gastroenterology<br />
in Remuera, Auckland.<br />
Anaemia - Main Session (Breakout options scheduled)<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 30mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Mr Shaun Phelan<br />
Shaun joined Medical Assurance Society in 1980. He has held various positions within the organisation<br />
including Branch Manager, Business Advisor, Regional Manager to his current role of National Manager<br />
- Business Advisory Services.<br />
During this time, Shaun has gained extensive knowledge of the private health sector and leads the team<br />
that developed HealthyPracticeTM – an online business support service for General Medical, Dental,<br />
Veterinary and Specialist practices. Shaun has assisted health sector practices undertake successful<br />
practice premises developments, amalgamations, strategic planning processes and many other business<br />
undertakings.<br />
Business Summit - Financial Management - Pre-conference workshop repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 120mins Sovereign<br />
Start 4:30pm Duration: 120mins Sovereign<br />
Dr Neil Poskitt<br />
Neil is a General Practitioner working in a group practice in Rotorua. For the last 12 years he has also<br />
worked for the Rotorua General Practice Group (R<strong>GP</strong>G) in the role of Child Health Leader. This has<br />
involved leading and helping coordinate a number of child health projects. Childhood immunisation has<br />
been an ongoing project and for a number of years children registered with R<strong>GP</strong>G doctors have had<br />
relatively high immunisation rates.<br />
Prior to entering General Practice, Neil worked as a Paediatric Registrar in Rotorua, London and<br />
Auckland.<br />
Neil is married with 3 children aged 12 to 17 years – all fully immunised! His wife is also a doctor. He tries<br />
to keep active and enjoys the mountain bike and running trails in the Redwoods in Rotorua.<br />
Pneumococcus, Rotavirus, Varicella Vaccines - What’s New? - Pre-conference workshop repeated<br />
(with Dr Stewart Reid)<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 120mins Monet<br />
Start 4:30pm Duration: 120mins Monet<br />
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Dr Claude Preitner<br />
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Claude first graduated as a mechanical engineer, obtaining a MSc in Switzerland, his country of origin.<br />
He went on to study Medicine and moved to New Zealand, where he obtained FRNZC<strong>GP</strong> status as well as<br />
a post graduate Diploma in Aviation Medicine and also Occupational Medicine. Holder of a commercial<br />
pilot licence he has worked as part time flight instructor. He spent 16 years in his own general practice<br />
at Rotorua. During this time he became involved in examining and assessing pilots for Civil Aviation<br />
certification. He also held a 2/10 position at the local ENT department for some 8 years. Moving to<br />
full time Aviation Medicine was a logical progression for him. He has been a Senior Medical Officer<br />
with CAA since 2002 and also attends a weekly clinic at the Hutt DHB. He enjoys interacting with <strong>GP</strong>s,<br />
running <strong>CME</strong>s for aviation medical examiners, and the national, and at time international, dimension of<br />
his job. He has a special interest in the certification of pilots with complex medical problems of all kinds,<br />
and in human factors and their causal relationship to accidents.<br />
Dr Claude Preitner<br />
Senior Medical Officer, Civil Aviation Authority of NZ<br />
www.caa.govt.nz<br />
claude.preitner@caa.govt.nz<br />
Phone: 04 560 9463<br />
Air Accidents 101 - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Picasso<br />
Dr Stewart Reid<br />
Stewart Reid is a family physician who has been in practice in Lower Hutt for 33 years. His interest in<br />
vaccines began in 1980 when he was appointed to the committee which advises the New Zealand<br />
Government on vaccine policy. He has remained on the committee, whatever it has been called, until<br />
he resigned in <strong>2010</strong> and for approximately half the time he has been its chair. He has been involved in<br />
the writing of all the editions of the New Zealand Immunisation Handbook from 1996 until <strong>2010</strong> he has<br />
been a clinical reviewer for the committee which licenses vaccines in New Zealand. He now intends to<br />
specialise in Golf.<br />
Pneumococcus, Rotavirus, Varicella Vaccines - What’s New? - Pre-conference workshop repeated<br />
(with Dr Neil Poskitt)<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 120mins Monet<br />
Start 4:30pm Duration: 120mins Monet<br />
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Mr Grant Robertson<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
Grant Robertson is Labour’s MP for Wellington Central. He won the seat at the 2008 election with a<br />
majority of 1904 votes. Grant is Labour’s Spokesperson for Health and Associate Spokesperson for Arts,<br />
Culture and Heritage (including the National Library and Archives NZ).<br />
He is also a member and Deputy Chairperson of the Health Select Committee, and Convenor of the<br />
Rainbow Caucus Committee.<br />
Grant was driven to run for Parliament because of his belief in social justice, and opportunity for all<br />
people to achieve their potential. He was politicised by the damage he saw done to his community<br />
by legislation such as the Employment Contracts Act, which he experienced first hand working at a<br />
supermarket to pay his way through school and university.<br />
At university Grant became involved in the campaign against user-pays in tertiary education, eventually<br />
becoming the President of the Otago University Students Association, and Vice President and then Co-<br />
President of the New Zealand University Students Association.<br />
After NZUSA Grant managed the New Zealand aid programme in Samoa and represented New Zealand<br />
at the United Nations in New York. He returned to New Zealand to be an advisor for Marian Hobbs as<br />
Minister for the Environment, and then in the office of Prime Minister Helen Clark.<br />
Immediately prior to being elected Grant was working as Research Business Manager for the University<br />
of Otago in Wellington. Grant is a former trustee of the New Zealand Aids Foundation.<br />
He lives on the boundary of the suburbs of Northland and Wilton, with his civil union partner, Alf. Grant<br />
is a keen sports fan, particularly cricket, rugby and the mighty Wellington Phoenix. He is also a fan of<br />
New Zealand music and literature, and loves cooking and movies.<br />
Medicopolitical Session - Labour Health Spokeperson Address<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 11:50am Duration: 20mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Dr Peter Robinson<br />
Medicolegal Advisor to the innovative Medicus Indemnity New Zealand Ltd, a new service available to NZ<br />
medical practitioners, with homegrown medical governance. He will be assisted by Ms Gaeline Phipps,<br />
who specializes in medicolegal law<br />
Medicolegal Forum - Pre-conference workshop repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Monet<br />
Start 11:00am Duration: 120mins Monet<br />
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Dr David Rowbotham<br />
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A graduate of the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, David trained in both Gastroenterology and<br />
Hepatology in the UK at international centres of excellence in London and Leeds. He came to New<br />
Zealand in 1999 as Specialist Gastroenterologist at Auckland City Hospital and during his first 5 years he<br />
set up the first NZ service for both push enteroscopy and wireless capsule endoscopy, both of which have<br />
now taken hold in the country as a whole. In 2008 David became Clinical Director for the Department<br />
of Gastroenterology & Hepatology at Auckland City Hospital.<br />
David is not your typical Englishman! He is loud and proud with a wickedly dry sense of humour, and (in<br />
his own words) subtlety is not his strong point! He is a keen runner and skier and loves anything to do<br />
with sport. He remains a loyal supporter of his beloved Leeds United.<br />
Dr David Rowbotham<br />
Gastroenterology / Endoscopy<br />
MacMurray Gastroenterology / ADHB<br />
www.macmurray.co.nz<br />
davidrb@adhb.govt.nz<br />
Phone: 021 492 334<br />
Infl ammatory Bowel Disease Case Studies - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Skellerup<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Skellerup<br />
GI Illness in Pregnancy - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Sigma<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Sigma<br />
GI Problems - Main Session (Breakout options scheduled)<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 9:00am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Hon Tony Ryall<br />
Hon Tony Ryall has been the Minister of Health and Minister of State Services since 2008.<br />
Mr Ryall represents the Bay of Plenty Electorate, which includes the suburbs of Tauranga City (Papamoa,<br />
Bayfair, Maungatapu, Welcome Bay, and Ohauiti), and the surrounding rural areas of Te Puke, Kaimai,<br />
Omokoroa and Te Puna.<br />
First elected as MP for East Cape in 1990, Mr Ryall won his seat from the Labour Party. Following<br />
boundary changes he represented Eastern Bay of Plenty electorate (1993-96) and has represented the<br />
Bay of Plenty electorate since 1996.<br />
After schooling in the Eastern Bay of Plenty, Mr Ryall graduated from Massey University with a Bachelor<br />
of Business Studies (Accounting and Finance), and a Diploma in Business Studies (Accounting).<br />
In 1997, Mr Ryall was promoted into the Shipley Cabinet. He held the portfolios of Minister of Justice,<br />
Minister for State Owned Enterprises, Minister of Local Government, Minister of Youth Affairs and<br />
Minister Responsible for Housing New Zealand Ltd. While in Opposition Mr Ryall served first as Law and<br />
Order spokesman, then as Health Spokesman.<br />
Mr Ryall is married to Kara and has two children Maisie and Llewellyn.<br />
Medicopolitical Session - Minister of Health Address<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 11:30am Duration: 20mins Baytrust Forum<br />
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Dr Matthias Seidel<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
Dr Matthias Seidel, FRANZCOG (2003) Frauenarzt (Germany 1998), works in Tauranga as Obstetrician<br />
and Gynaecologist at the Public Hospital and in Private Practice. His training and early consultancy years<br />
included holistic conservative treatments and a patient centered approach.<br />
Jadelle Implants - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Opus<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Works<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Works<br />
Dr Anil Sharma<br />
Anil Sharma was brought up in London and went to medical school in Leicester. Having visited New<br />
Zealand in 1993 for a year (Wellington), he couldn’t let go of the place and emigrated in 2001 with his<br />
<strong>GP</strong> wife.<br />
They have had 3 Kiwi daughters and live in central Auckland. His main interests are Urogynaecology and<br />
the management of heavy menstrual bleeding (particularly with effective minimal access therapies).<br />
He also writes for a number of magazines and is passionate about use of the media for educational<br />
purposes.<br />
He enjoys the outdoors with his family whenever he can and has had a new lease of life after relinquishing<br />
private obstetrics.<br />
Medicolegal Issues - Practice Managers Programme<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 30mins<br />
Communication - Practice Managers Programme<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 9:00am Duration: 30mins<br />
Endometriosis - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins<br />
Start 4:00pm<br />
Duration: 60mins<br />
Menstrual Disorders - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins<br />
Start 12:05pm<br />
Duration: 55mins<br />
Pipelle/Pessary/Mirena - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June <strong>2010</strong> Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins<br />
Modern Help for the Pelvic Floor - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins<br />
Start 9:25am<br />
Duration: 50mins<br />
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Speakers Biographies<br />
Sir Ken Stevens<br />
Biographies & Sessions<br />
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Sir Ken’s company Glidepath designs, manufactures and installs Baggage Handling & Security Systems<br />
for airports. Glidepath can count 605 projects in 63 countries in 35 years of exporting and installing<br />
Glidepath’s products around the world.<br />
Glidepath has 9 offshore facilities: Africa, Australia, Canada, Chile, China, India, Peru, Mexico and USA.<br />
USA is a full-service stand alone baggage systems company.<br />
Since 1996, Sir Ken personally & Glidepath have won 15 business awards for exporting & technological<br />
achievement.<br />
In 2007 Sir Ken lead a government mandated initiative entitled “Export Year 07” where he partnered<br />
with New Zealand Government Trade Agencies to inspire exporters and grow exports. The outcome saw<br />
significant export growth and a very effective and enduring partnership with government.<br />
Other business interests:<br />
Export New Zealand – Chairman of the Board<br />
Asia:NZ Foundation –Trustee/Board member<br />
Business Mentors – Trustee<br />
The Icehouse – Board member<br />
Howick Ltd – Chairman of the Board<br />
VEX Robotics Charitable Trust – Trustee/Board member<br />
He is an associate of the American Association of Airport Executives, a World Business Partner of Airports<br />
Council International, an Inducted Member of Waitakere City’s “Business Hall of Fame”, a member of<br />
the NZ Institute of Directors and an Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Professional Engineers - New<br />
Zealand.<br />
Sir Ken was knighted in August 2009 for his services to exporting.<br />
Sir Ken is married and has two adult children. He is a frequent visitor to Asia and has been instrumental<br />
in assisting with and building New Zealand’s growth and prosperity through internationalising business<br />
contacts with Asia and North America.<br />
Management Pearls - Practice Managers Programme<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 90mins Sportsdrome<br />
Dr Bruce Sutherland<br />
I completed a BSc in Zoology in 1982 and went on to qualify in Medicine at Auckland in 1989 and<br />
Diploma in Obstetrics in 1994. I have worked in Warkworth as a <strong>GP</strong> with Kawau Bay Health since then.<br />
My interests are in minor surgery, Orthopaedics and vasectomies. A clinic at Mahurangi College has kept<br />
me up to date with Adolescent Health.<br />
I have 3 children and am married to Elspeth Dickson, also a local <strong>GP</strong>.<br />
Performing Vasectomies - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Sigma<br />
Start 11:30am Duration: 120mins Sigma<br />
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Biographies & Sessions<br />
Dr Tim Sutton<br />
Speakers Biographies<br />
Having graduated in the UK I trained in cardiology in New Zealand. I have been a consultant cardiologist<br />
at Middlemore Hospital for the last 10 years and consulting privately as an associate at the Auckland<br />
Heart Group for the last sevenv years. I have presented and published work internationally related to<br />
research into heart valve disease. I am a true general cardiologist with a special interest in heart failure<br />
and valvular heart disease and its consequences and complications.<br />
Contact either: tsutton@middlemore.co.nz or tims@heartgroup.co.uk<br />
Caring for heart valves - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Monet<br />
Start 9:25pm Duration: 50mins Monet<br />
Heart Failure, AF, Stroke Prevention - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Opus<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Opus<br />
Sleep Apnoea and the Heart<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 11:25am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Dr Nikki Turner<br />
Nikki works as a practising General Practitioner, Director of the Immunisation Advisory Centre (IMAC)<br />
and a Senior Lecturer in the Division of General Practice and Primary Health Care. She specialises in<br />
immunisation and preventive child health issues. She currently works from Wellington, based in the<br />
University School of Medicine, Wellington and as a general practitioner with the Newtown Union Health<br />
Centre.<br />
Nikki represents the Immunisation Advisory Centre and RNZC<strong>GP</strong> on a number of New Zealand Ministry<br />
advisory committees. She is Chair of the Immunisation Technical Forum. She is an executive member<br />
and health spokesperson for the Child Poverty Action Group. Nikki’s main personal interests are in child<br />
poverty and preventative child health.<br />
Dr Nikki Turner<br />
Director, Immunisation Advisory Centre<br />
University of Auckland<br />
Phone: 09 373 7599 ext 82565<br />
n.turner@auckland.ac.nz<br />
Handling Common Kid’s Problems - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
(with Dr Marguerite Dalton)<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Works<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Works<br />
Hot Shots<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Immunisation and Child Health Issues - Practice Nurses Programme (with Dr Marguerite Dalton)<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 12:00pm Duration: 60mins Sportsdrome<br />
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Speakers Biographies<br />
Dr Ian Wallbridge<br />
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Ian was a General Practitioner from 1995 to 2005 in Rotorua after postgraduate diplomas in paediatrics<br />
and obstetrics, with a practice skewed toward children and obstetrics. He then developed an interest<br />
in nutritional and environmental medicine and musculoskeletal medicine, and with a post graduate<br />
diploma in both of these he proceeded to specialise in musculoskeletal medicine, and worked full time<br />
in this area from 2006. He consults by referral from Lakes MRI at 1203 Haupapa Street Rotorua, and<br />
has recently started a needling service at Southern Cross Hospital on Fridays performing medial branch<br />
blocks to try and localise the source of nocioception in the cervical (and sometimes thoracic and lumbar)<br />
region for chronic somatic cervical pain, lumbar transforaminal epidurals for lumbar radicular pain, and<br />
sacroiliac joint blocks for chronic sacroiliac somatic pain. All this is a ‘ free for the patient’ service with an<br />
accepted ACC claim, which is particularly useful for patients who have often been financially stressed by<br />
the results of an accident with pain and work absence, and makes <strong>GP</strong>’s lives easier knowing there is an<br />
easy referral path for such patients to obtain help.<br />
Musculoskeletal medicine is an eclectic approach, attempting, if possible, to localise the source of<br />
nocioception, and then treat with either “pills and skills” rather than surgery:<br />
Pills can be the use of standard medication, but also guiding patients in complementary medicine – as<br />
many use this area, after being tried by chronic musculoskeletal pain.<br />
Skills may involve patient centred postural advice, exercises, trigger point release, stretching, breathing,<br />
cognitive processes and understanding of the pain process, or physician based laser, neuromuscular<br />
therapy mobilization, or the above mentioned needling.<br />
Dr Ian Wallbridge<br />
Musculoskeletal Physician<br />
Australasian Faculty of Musculoskeletal Medicine<br />
Email: iwallbridge@xtra.co.nz<br />
Phone: 07 348 7312<br />
Musculoskeletal Medicine - Pre-conference Workshop Repeated<br />
(with Dr Rick Bernau & Dr Keith Laubscher)<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Works<br />
Start 11:00am Duration: 120mins Works<br />
Chris Wills<br />
Chris Wills is a business advisor at Medical Assurance Society specializing in HR issues. Having had a<br />
background in practice administration and management for over 20 years in Wairarapa, Chris moved to<br />
Wellington in 2004 to join the Practice Liaison team at Wellington Independent Practitioners Association.<br />
In 2008 Chris joined the MAS Business Advisory Service and her principal role is to advise Members on<br />
business issues in conjunction with the HealthyPractice® business support service.<br />
MAS Business Summit - HR Management - Pre-conference workshop repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Sovereign<br />
Start 2:00pm Duration: 120mins Sovereign<br />
Risk Management - Practice Managers Programme<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Sportsdrome<br />
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Ensure you know of all<br />
recommended procedures and<br />
eligible programmes when a<br />
patient walks through your doors<br />
Automate patient recalls<br />
Merge patient recalls more<br />
efficiently<br />
Report improvements<br />
and effective<br />
comparisons back to<br />
your practice<br />
Audit your database; identify<br />
patients falling through the gaps.
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Abstracts<br />
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Pre-Conference Workshop<br />
Thursday 09th June 2011<br />
Pre-Conference Workshops<br />
Dr Peter Chapman-Smith & Mr Zachary Moaveni<br />
Basic Surgical Skills Course - Pre-Conference Workshop Repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Opus<br />
Start 2:00pm Duration: 120mins Opus<br />
A practical workshop to cover diagnosis, marking out on pig skin, punch biopsy, anatomy of needles,<br />
suture choice, excision technique, borders, and simple ellipse repair, dog ear repair, principles of wound<br />
healing, and sterile wound care. Instruments and gloves will be provided.<br />
Notes<br />
Chris Wills<br />
MAS Business Summit - HR Management - Pre-conference workshop repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Sovereign<br />
Start 2:00pm Duration: 120mins Sovereign<br />
General practice is a complex and fascinating place to work with many challenges for those managing<br />
staff. For example if your new staff member hasn’t worked in this environment before, they won’t just<br />
walk in and do the job . . . you need to train and support them.<br />
If you get it right, from the beginning of the employment relationship through to the end and all<br />
points in-between, staff will be your most valuable asset. Proactively managing performance will also<br />
reduce the cost and time spent on managing underperformance and disciplinary processes.<br />
CORNERSTONETM accreditation further reinforces the need to have clear documented workplace policies<br />
and guidelines in place for the whole practice team - including <strong>GP</strong>s. And breaching your employer<br />
obligations in relation to employment agreements or employment law can land you in serious hotwater.<br />
Understanding the basics of current legislation and developing good policies and processes will<br />
help you manage and develop a confident and motivated team and ensure legislative compliance.<br />
This session will cover the requirements of:<br />
• Recruiting well<br />
• Staff appraisals<br />
• Position descriptions & KPIs<br />
• Staff retention<br />
• Employment agreements<br />
• Training and development<br />
• Induction<br />
• Underperformance and disciplinary procedur<br />
Notes<br />
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Pre-Conference Workshops<br />
Pre-Conference Workshop<br />
Thursday 09th June 2011<br />
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Dr Bruce Sutherland<br />
Performing Vasectomies - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Sigma<br />
Start 11:30am Duration: 120mins Sigma<br />
The workshop will cover how to get started with training & supervised practice, equipment requirements,<br />
patient selection, information provision and consent forms, operative procedure video, local<br />
anaesthesia methods, vasa occlusion methods, sedation, complications, semen analysis, failure rates,<br />
post vasectomy pain and audit, plus useful web resources. During this time, I will try to slay some of<br />
the mythology that still abounds!<br />
If there is time, we can discuss contract negotiation with health purchasers.<br />
Participants are welcome to take away electronic copies of the patient information leaflets and consent<br />
form to adapt for their own use. Please bring a USB stick.<br />
Notes<br />
IT Pre-Conference Workshop - Part 1<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 4hours Picasso<br />
• Each presenter has 15min total for presentation and questions/discussion<br />
• 0830: Introduction<br />
• 0845: David Hay: The future of the <strong>GP</strong> Practice Management System: an architect’s perspective<br />
• 0900: Andrew Kissling: To disrupt or not to disrupt? That is the primary care question<br />
• 0915: Tom Bowden: General Practice in an Online World – Using broadband communications to<br />
deliver<br />
• better, sooner, more convenient care.<br />
• 0930: Sanjeewa Samaraweera: ManageMyHealth – Enabling General Practice to engage patients<br />
• electronically<br />
• 0945: Cornelius Dirven: TXT messages are making a real difference in healthcare<br />
• 1000: Ross Boswell: NeHTA and the PCEHR – Alphabet Soup in Oz Health IT<br />
• 1015: General questions and discussion<br />
Notes<br />
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Pre-Conference Workshop<br />
Thursday 09th June 2011<br />
Pre-Conference Workshops<br />
Dr Peter Robinson<br />
Medicolegal Forum - Pre-conference workshop repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Monet<br />
Start 11:00am Duration: 120mins Monet<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Ian Wallbridge, Dr Rick Bernau & Dr Keith Laubscher<br />
Musculoskeletal Medicine - Pre-conference Workshop Repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Works<br />
Start 11:00am Duration: 120mins Works<br />
We hope that after attending the workshop you will walk away being much more confident at extracting<br />
the key points in the pain history, instead of drowning in the long histories often presented to you.<br />
You will be comfortable at assessing the major neck findings that give certain pain patterns, and be<br />
mindful of the important role of breathing in the presentation and maintenance of musculoskeletal<br />
problems. You will have an overview on which investigations are the most useful, and what the place<br />
for needling has. But most importantly you will walk out from the seminar with 10 key take home<br />
points from a practical hands on points of exam and treatment, that will be practiced in multiple<br />
times during the seminar by examining each other. YOU can be confident to put this into practice on<br />
Monday morning, knowing that, in keeping with General Practice, a musculoskeletal neck problem<br />
is highly likely to present in the next 24 to 72 hours that you return from this <strong>CME</strong> conference, and<br />
that unless skills learned from a conference are put into practice, within 24-72 hours, they are likely<br />
to be lost. Hence we wish to emphasize the common and relevant, with just a tincture of the rare,<br />
for the most satisfying outcome for you and your patient treating musculoskeletal pain and disability.<br />
Notes<br />
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Pre-Conference Workshops<br />
Pre-Conference Workshop<br />
Thursday 09th June 2011<br />
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Clinical Associate Professor Amanda Oakley<br />
Dermoscopy - Pre-conference Workshop Repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 4 hours Skellerup<br />
Start 2:00pm Duration: 4 hours Skellerup<br />
Overview of approaches to musculoskeletal problem solving with particular emphasis on primary care<br />
strategies, and available resources.<br />
Plain film, ultrasound, MRI and CT scanning use of nuclear medicine and brief reference to CT PET.<br />
Ultrasound and its practical application for common problems and utility in guiding musculoskeletal<br />
intervention.<br />
This will be followed by hands on practical scanning using available laptop based ultrasound platforms.<br />
Patients with simple masses, and basic scanning techniques and normal anatomy around tendons and<br />
major joints.<br />
Notes<br />
Jason Burns<br />
Level 7 Advanced Resuscitation Course<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 8 hours Sportsdrome Conference Room<br />
The course covers and includes:<br />
• Pre-course reading 4-6 weeks in advance to help prepare for the test.<br />
• Basic Life Support<br />
• Advanced airway management (bag masking progressing to intubation)<br />
• AED and rhythm recognition<br />
• Adult and child collapse algorithms<br />
• Anaphylaxis management<br />
• A compulsory multi choice test and skills evaluation of airway management, defibrillation and<br />
some cardiac rhythms<br />
The total cost per person for the course covers, test paper, manual and certificate plus any re-sit exams<br />
required.<br />
This is a level 7 NZRC Approved( 8 hrs) course, run by Jason Burns (New Zealand Resuscitation Instructor<br />
level 4-7, NZDA Approved instructor, Paediatric Advanced life support instructor).<br />
Notes<br />
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Pre-Conference Workshops<br />
Pre-Conference Workshop<br />
Thursday 09th June 2011<br />
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Dr Peter Chapman-Smith & Mr Zachary Moaveni<br />
Advanced Surgical Skills Course - Pre-Conference Workshop Repeated<br />
(with Mr Zachary Moaveni)<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 120mins Opus<br />
Start 4:30pm Duration: 120mins Opus<br />
A practical workshop to demonstrate and practice on pig skin some flap repairs suitable for skin cancer<br />
work as rotation and advancement flaps. Other flaps as Wolfe grafting, split skin grafts, Lazy S, VY<br />
repair, and Z plasty will be presented. Discussion on choice of technique, relaxed skin tension lines,<br />
and complications. Instruments and gloves will be provided. This workshop is more suitable for <strong>GP</strong>s<br />
with prior surgical experience, and attendance to one of the prior Basic Workshops is recommended.<br />
Notes<br />
Mr Shaun Phelan<br />
Business Summit - Financial Management - Pre-conference workshop repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 120mins Sovereign<br />
Start 4:30pm Duration: 120mins Sovereign<br />
General practice has changed significantly from the traditional small business model where all revenue<br />
flowed directly from the <strong>GP</strong>/Patient consultation. Most of these changes have added layers of complexity<br />
to those responsible for financial management including capitation and the transfer of financial risk,<br />
increased group practice compliance and quality standards, less direct <strong>GP</strong>/Patient consultation revenue,<br />
PHO projects, workforce shortages, different <strong>GP</strong> needs and many more. Business models have also<br />
changed with DHB, Community Trust, PHO and corporate ownership now being more commonplace<br />
alongside the traditional <strong>GP</strong> owner/operator. And we continue to see more amalgamations with the<br />
development of purpose built medical centres providing a broader range of primary care services. To be<br />
financially viable and successful general practice now needs good financial management and business<br />
planning skills.<br />
This session will cover three key areas of good financial management:<br />
1. Maximising income – including managing the practice register, consumables, debtors, fee policy and<br />
other revenue opportunities;<br />
2. Managing expenses – including non-owner <strong>GP</strong>/staff costs and financial risks;<br />
3. Business planning and budgeting – to help determine the future direction and performance of the<br />
4.<br />
Notes<br />
practice and how this will be funded.<br />
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Pre-Conference Workshop<br />
Thursday 09th June 2011<br />
Pre-Conference Workshops<br />
Dr Kingsley Nirmalaraj & Rab Burtun<br />
Starting Insulin in General Practice Workshop - Pre-Conference Workshop (4 hours)<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 4 hours Works<br />
Type 2 diabetes needs ongoing treatment modifications due to progressive beta cell failure. There<br />
is no doubt that optimal glycaemic control reduces or prevents the development of microvascular<br />
complications. There are various insulin preparations and regimes available but therapy should be<br />
individualised according to patient’s wishes and needs.<br />
Insulin initiation in type 2 diabetes should be considered in a timely fashion and where possible it should<br />
be commenced in primary care due to the increased prevalence of type 2 diabetes in our community.<br />
After initiation of insulin, on going titration of insulin doses to achieve desired glycaemic goals are also<br />
essential.<br />
1400-1430: Need to Insulinise early<br />
1430-1500: Breaking Down Barriers to Insulinisation<br />
1500-1600: Starting and Titrating Insulin<br />
1600-1630: PM Tea<br />
1630-1715: Switching Insulins<br />
1715-1815: Managing the Practical<br />
1815-1830: Q and A<br />
Notes<br />
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Pre-Conference Workshops<br />
Pre-Conference Workshop<br />
Thursday 09th June 2011<br />
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Dr Deralie Flower & Dr Ngaire Anderson<br />
Antenatal care in <strong>GP</strong> - Pre-conference Workshop Repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 120mins Sigma<br />
Start 4:30pm Duration: 120mins Sigma<br />
The place of the General Practitioner in antenatal care has not been well-defined in the New Zealand<br />
maternity system in recent years. The skills of a pregnant woman’s <strong>GP</strong> are often underutilised and this<br />
may result in her being referred to tertiary services for management of problems that are well within her<br />
<strong>GP</strong>’s scope of practice. <strong>GP</strong>’s have a great deal to contribute in this area and are likely to be called on to<br />
take a more active role. Unfortunately, the near-total demise of <strong>GP</strong> Obstetrics in New Zealand means that<br />
many young <strong>GP</strong>s have not had any post-graduate training in Obstetrics and feel uneasy about antenatal<br />
care. Previously highly experienced <strong>GP</strong> Obstetricians may feel they have de-skilled by lack of recent<br />
involvement in their patients’ antenatal care. This workshop aims to cover important developments<br />
in pregnancy risk assessment and management of common problems. Topics will include: risk factors<br />
in early pregnancy, smoking cessation, nutrition in pregnancy, customised fetal growth charts.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Brett Mann<br />
Managing Somatisation in <strong>GP</strong> - Pre-Conference Workshop Repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 120mins Picasso<br />
Start 4:30pm Duration: 120mins Picasso<br />
Generalism – the challenge of somatising illness<br />
Somatisation is the expression in physical symptoms of psychological and social distress and includes both<br />
functional and organic illnesses. The diagnosis and management of somatisation has been neglected<br />
in medical education despite the fact that research shows that somatisation is a very common cause<br />
of new presentations in general practice (25%) and that there are high percentages of somatising<br />
illnesses in neurology (30%), gastroenterology (50%), and cardiovascular outpatient clinics (20%). This<br />
workshop will explain why somatisation should be a positive diagnosis, not a diagnosis of exclusion<br />
and will outline relevant research and a practical approach to diagnosis and management for general<br />
practice consultations. The focus is on ‘facultative somatisers’, the majority of somatisers, who readily<br />
consider psychosocial causes if the doctor interacts with them appropriately. Four standard questions are<br />
provided (cf standard questions for cardiovascular, respiratory systems etc), patterns of somatising illness<br />
described, and three important consultation skills outlined. Simple education strategies are provided to<br />
facilitate patient understanding and a straightforward approach to management is explained.<br />
Notes<br />
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Pre-Conference Workshop<br />
Thursday 09th June 2011<br />
Pre-Conference Workshops<br />
Dr Neil Poskitt & Dr Stewart Reid<br />
Pneumococcus, Rotavirus, Varicella Vaccines - What’s New? - Pre-conference workshop<br />
repeated<br />
Thursday, 09 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 120mins Monet<br />
Start 4:30pm Duration: 120mins Monet<br />
Prevention of infectious diseases is at the core of good health and vaccines represent one of the greatest<br />
achievements of biomedical science and public health. There have been significant advances in the<br />
development of vaccines, which hold promise for improving the health of New Zealanders. From July<br />
2011, the Government will broaden the coverage of pneumococcal disease in New Zealand by replacing<br />
Prevenar with Synflorix (a 10-valent pneumococcal polysaccharide conjugate vaccine) on the National<br />
Immunisation Schedule. In addition to those vaccines on the Immunisation Schedule, there are others<br />
that are recommended and available in New Zealand but not yet funded. This interactive workshop<br />
will provide you with an update on the advances in pneumococcal vaccination in New Zealand and the<br />
implications for clinical practice. The workshop will also cover the latest developments in recommended<br />
but non-funded vaccines, including rotavirus and varicella vaccines.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Kevin Morris<br />
Transforming ACC - Implications for Primary Care<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 7:00am Duration: 45mins Baytrust Forum<br />
ACC has been a part of the way that injured New Zealanders and visitors are treated and rehabilitated<br />
since 1974. Much of the treatment and rehabilitation is managed in the primary care sector. Care delivery<br />
has changed a great deal in the last 37 years, health related costs have risen greatly and expectations<br />
have increased. ACC has had to look carefully at how it manages these changes and expectations. This<br />
has meant that there needs to be transformation in the way that ACC approaches rehabilitation, care<br />
and recovery. In this presentation these issues will be discussed with specific reference to the implications<br />
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Notes<br />
Dr Edward Mayeaux<br />
Vaginitis<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 30mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Even though it is a very common presenting to play to primary care, many healthcare providers often feel<br />
frustrated when treating vaginitis. However, failure of treatment in this situation is often truly a failure<br />
of diagnosis. The purpose of this presentation is for the participant to develop an awareness of the<br />
many manifestations and difficulties involved in correctly diagnosing vaginitis. We will discuss common<br />
erroneous assumptions and common errors made in the diagnosis of these conditions and ways to make<br />
more accurate diagnosis. Pearls about common STDs will also be presented.<br />
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Friday 10th June 2011<br />
Main Programme<br />
Dr Rick Cutfield<br />
Controversies in Diagnosis of Diabetes<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 9:00am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
The diagnosis of diabetes mellitus has important implications for patients and their doctors. For decades<br />
the diagnosis of diabetes has largely been based on either the fasting plasma glucose or the results<br />
of the oral glucose tolerance test. In 1997, criteria were revised and based largely on the correlation<br />
between fasting plasma glucose and the earliest signs of retinopathy, a fasting glucose of 7mmol/l was<br />
used as a new threshold for diabetes. Various categories of “pre-diabetes” including impaired glucose<br />
tolerance and impaired fasting glucose were introduced. The HbA1C blood test, which reflects average<br />
blood glucose levels over a 2 -3 month period, was largely used to monitor glucose control. However,<br />
it has now been proposed as a diagnostic test. HbA1c has the advantages of not requiring fasting and<br />
correlating well with the risk of macrovascular disease and is reasonably standardised in most western<br />
countries. However, there are potential issues with AIC as well. While the various international diabetes<br />
groups debate the criteria, I will present a practical proposal for us to use in the meantime using the<br />
new international numbers. The new criteria may define a slightly different but perhaps more relevant<br />
population with diabetes than before.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Michelle May<br />
Writing an Effective Exercise Prescription<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 9:25am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
If you could bottle exercise, you’d have the closest thing there is to a wonder drug, yet many patients<br />
continue to lead sedentary lifestyles. This presentation will provide practical recommendations for<br />
counselling and motivating patients to exercise regularly for the prevention and management of chronic<br />
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Main Programme<br />
Friday 10th June 2011<br />
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Dr Chris Ellis<br />
Assessment of Cardiac Risk<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 9:50am Duration: 30mins Baytrust Forum<br />
This presentation will explore the important area of Cardiovascular risk assessment in 2011.<br />
Cardiovascular (CVS) Disease is the commonest cause of death and morbidity in New Zealand, as with<br />
the entire Western world. Great strides have been made with the treatment of cardiac disease, with<br />
medication, stents, coronary bypass operations and defibrillators. However, the logical approach to this<br />
pandemic is to focus on the prevention of significant vascular disease in the first place.<br />
Everybody in the community should be advised about protective lifestyle choices: a good diet, regular<br />
exercise, not smoking and not becoming overweight. However, individuals at high CVS risk still need<br />
to be identified and proactively managed, particularly with a statin, before they encounter ill health.<br />
Unfortunately we are not good at accurately determine who is at high risk.<br />
Although the traditional epidemiological-based method of assessing CVS risk is a good place to start,<br />
the currently promoted NZ Guidelines often fail to identify those who actually experience a CVS event.<br />
All clinicians have found shortcomings with these currently promoted methods.<br />
Additional methods of assessing risk include more reliance on the family history, and the genetic drive to<br />
premature atherosclerosis, and a range of specific risk factors such as highly sensitive C reactive protein<br />
and lipoprotein (a). However the concept of ‘individualising’ CVS risk is increasingly gaining support,<br />
for it’s logic and scientific support. The increasing use of calcium scoring and low x-Ray dose CT cardiac<br />
angiography is developing into a far more accurate method of assessing risk, and may well supersede<br />
the currently used methods within a few years.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Paul Ockelford<br />
Medicopolitical Session - NZMA Chairman’s Address<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 30mins Baytrust Forum<br />
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Hon Tony Ryall<br />
Medicopolitical Session - Minister of Health Address<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 11:30am Duration: 20mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Notes<br />
Mr Grant Robertson<br />
Medicopolitical Session - Labour Health Spokeperson Address<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 11:50am Duration: 20mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Erica Whineray Kelly<br />
Breast Cancer 101<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Breast cancer is a leading cause of female cancer related deaths in New Zealand. This will be a brief<br />
bullet-point overview covering: risk factors and reasons for our high incidence, current screening and<br />
diagnostic guidelines, and the very near future of breast surgery and adjuvant treatment: what’s just on<br />
the horizon.<br />
Notes<br />
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Friday 10th June 2011<br />
Main Programme<br />
Mr Nick McIvor<br />
Neck Lumps and Throat Complaints<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:25pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
This presentation will cover the salient points in the investigation of enlarged nodes, salivary swelling and<br />
other neck lumps. With nodes, important considerations are patient age, position of node, number, and<br />
duration. Localising symptoms that may indicate a primary cancer site are important, as are symptoms<br />
that implicate a systemic process. The appropriate investigations will be discussed.<br />
Most patients are concerned about the possibility of throat cancer and in an era where the incidence of<br />
oropharyngeal cancer due to HPV is increasing (particularly in white middle-aged males), one has to be<br />
vigilant. We also see a regular number of non-smoking young adults aged 20-40 with tongue cancer<br />
where early diagnosis is crucial. The management of patients presenting with irritable throat, dysphagia,<br />
painful swallowing, otalgia and hoarseness will be discussed.<br />
Notes<br />
Mr John Chaplin<br />
Thyroid Nodules - Mr John Chaplin<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:50pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
This talk will concentrate on the presentation of thyroid pathologies. Emphasis will be placed on thyroid<br />
lumps and nodules and the investigations that are useful in determining which are likely to be malignant<br />
and therefore require surgery. Epidemiology will be discussed and indications for surgical management<br />
will be clearly outlined.<br />
Notes<br />
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Main Programme<br />
Friday 10th June 2011<br />
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Mr Johnathan Bayley<br />
Personal Investment Strategies - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Picasso<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Picasso<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Nikki Turner & Dr Marguerite Dalton<br />
Handling Common Kid’s Problems - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Works<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Works<br />
A range of children’s issues present to general practice, often tacked onto at the end of other consults,<br />
or at the end of the consult with the hand on the door handle “by the way doc...”. When do we need<br />
to act, and when can we relax. This workshop will cover a range of common <strong>GP</strong> scenarios , and discuss<br />
management options, when we need to react, when we can relax. Issues we intend to cover include the<br />
chronic cough, constipation, head shapes, behavioural issues, changes to the immunisation schedule,<br />
well child screening tools, skin rashes, vitamin D deficiency.<br />
Notes<br />
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Friday 10th June 2011<br />
Main Programme<br />
Dr Graham Gulbransen<br />
Opioids and Chronic Pain - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Kandinsky<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Kandinsky<br />
Those in pain have a right to be treated. However, until the 1980s opioids were considered inappropriate<br />
for the management of chronic non-cancer pain because of concerns over adverse effects, tolerance<br />
and dependence. Recent studies have shown a place for sustained release opioids, and a low incidence<br />
of addiction in those without a history of drug abuse. Abuse of opioids is increasing, complicating<br />
chronic pain management. In the past 20 years oral morphine prescriptions have increased 40-fold, and<br />
oxycodone 4-fold in Australasia. This talk takes us through the recommended steps in prescribing opioids<br />
safely as part of multi-disciplinary management of chronic pain. Cases for discussion are welcome.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Anil Sharma<br />
Endometriosis - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Opus<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Opus<br />
Anil undertook some of his training at the tertiary Endometriosis centre at the University Hospital of<br />
Cardiff whilst he was on the Welsh training programme. Therapies for this condition have come in and<br />
out of fashion over the last 2 decades. He will review and discuss the topic and suggest management<br />
strategies and outcomes. The link with subfertiity will be explored as will the day to day management of<br />
this complex and enigmatic condition. He always aims to provide practical tips.<br />
Notes<br />
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Main Programme<br />
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Dr Tony Dowell<br />
Common Psychological Problems in General Practice<br />
Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Sigma<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Sigma<br />
The assessment and management of mental health disorders remains challenging for general practice<br />
and primary care. This presentation will bring together a number of themes in mental health care to<br />
provide a framework for general practice management.<br />
Topics will include:<br />
• The management of anxiety and depression. The present distinction between anxiety and depression<br />
is largely artificial has has meant that we have tended to under treat anxiety symptoms.<br />
• What exactly do we mean by Medically Unexplained Symptoms and what do we do about it?<br />
“Medically unexplained symptoms”are an important part of medical practice, yet our understanding<br />
of appropriate classification and management remains limited. A new framework for assessment and<br />
management will be suggested.<br />
• Mental health in childhood and adolescence.<br />
• Psychological therapies – do they work and is there any difference between<br />
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Associate Professor Rohan Ameratunga<br />
Urticaria - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Van Gogh<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Van Gogh<br />
Urticaria is a common problem. It is estimated that 20-30% of the general population will suffer urticaria<br />
at some time in their lives. Patients who have acute urticaria typically have symptoms lasting under six<br />
weeks. Potential allergic triggers include food allergy, drug allergy, latex allergy and allergy to bites and<br />
stings.<br />
Patients who have chronic urticaria have symptoms lasting over six weeks. Those with long standing<br />
urticaria are divided into those with idiopathic chronic urticaria and those with physical urticaria. Patients<br />
with physical urticaria typically have symptoms induced by triggers such as heat, cold, water, vibration<br />
etc.<br />
There is increasing evidence that patients with chronic urticaria have an autoimmune disorder.<br />
Experimentally, many of these patients have been shown to produce antibodies to mast cells which<br />
results in inappropriate degranulation. Generally laboratory tests are unhelpful in this disorder.<br />
In this talk treatment options including high dose antihistamines will be discussed. Refractory patients<br />
will need to be referred to specialised units for dietary manipulation and other medications. In general<br />
corticosteroids have a limited role as high doses are required to control symptoms.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Rick Cutfield<br />
Diabetes Case Studies - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Monet<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Monet<br />
We will discuss in this session a number of short case studies to illustrate such issues as which drug to<br />
use after metformin in type 2 diabetes, when to start insulin and which insulin to choose, when and<br />
if metformin should be stopped in those with reduced renal function, issues with microalbuminuria,<br />
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Dr Alex Bartle<br />
Parasomnias- things that go bump in the night - Concurrent Breakout Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Monet<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Monet<br />
Approximately 15% of children up to the age of 12 suffer from some Parasomnia, and 1% of adults<br />
continue to suffer from some parasomnia such as sleep walking, night terrors, or nightmares. Whilst<br />
most are benign, requiring no specific treatment, they can be very distressing for parents or partners.<br />
Some however are markers of an underlying medical condition. These disorders are significantly underdiagnosed.<br />
In addition, Parasomnias such as Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS), which is strongly associated with Periodic<br />
Limb Movement in Sleep (PLMS), is a genetic disorder affecting up to 10% of the population. Whilst more<br />
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Symptoms are also treatable if correctly diagnosed.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Helen Danesh-Meyer<br />
Eye Emergencies Not to Miss - Concurrent Session Repeated<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 60mins Skellerup<br />
Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Skellerup<br />
This talk will focus on diagnoses that are critical for a <strong>GP</strong> to make urgently and symptoms and signs that<br />
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on when diplopia is dangerous.<br />
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Friday 10th June 2011<br />
Main Programme<br />
Dr Grant Beban and Dr Richard Babor<br />
Bariatric Surgery<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 4:00pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Obesity is a common problem that now seems to have very effective surgical treatments available, but<br />
exactly how these work, and who may be appropriate for surgery is sometimes less clear to referrers.<br />
Grant Beban and Richard Babor are both Upper GI and Bariatric Surgeons in Auckland, working both<br />
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illustrate the sorts of outcomes that people get, warts and all, with the use of case studies.<br />
Questions and problems from participants are encouraged with the goal of facilitating worthwhile<br />
discussion.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Michelle May<br />
Why Diets are not the Answer<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 4:25pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Patients who struggle with a difficult love-hate relationship with food crave a positive, rational approach<br />
to eating. This session will deconstruct the Am I Hungry? Mindful Eating Cycle and explore the biopsycho-social<br />
drivers of each decision point. Attendees will learn why mindful eating is a powerful and<br />
universal approach to the complex issues contributing to problematic eating behaviors.<br />
Learning objectives:<br />
1. Participants will identify the six crucial decision points in the Mindful Eating Cycle.<br />
2. Participants will describe the psycho-social-behavioral patterns in instinctive eating, overeating and<br />
restrictive eating<br />
3. Participants will explain why mindful eating is a powerful and universal solution to the complex<br />
problem of yo-yo dieting and chronic diseases impacted by lifestyle choices.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Edward Mayeaux<br />
Eating Disorders<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 4:50pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Anorexia and bulimia are more common than many healthcare providers realise. However, part of the<br />
lack of recognition is associated with patient’s attempts at evasion of detection. The purpose of this<br />
presentation is to help providers recognise the symptoms of anorexia and bulimia, understand the<br />
common complications associated with anorexia and bulimia, and develop a plan for management of<br />
anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Colin Edwards<br />
MSD Symposium - LDL Symposium<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 7:30pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Andrew Darby<br />
MSD Symposium - Resistant Depression<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 8:00pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Notes<br />
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Practice Managers Programme<br />
Friday 10th June 2011<br />
Practice Managers Programme<br />
Dr Anil Sharma<br />
Medicolegal Issues - Practice Managers Programme<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 30mins Sportsdrome<br />
Anil undertook a one year postgraduate course in medical law during his registrar training whilst specialisation<br />
in Obstetrics & Gynaecology. He will mainly draw upon his 24 years of postgraduate medical<br />
experience to cover these topics with an emphasis on sharing experiences and mutual learning. The<br />
workshops will have mainly an experience-based flavour rather than be purely theoretical.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Anil Sharma<br />
Communication - Practice Managers Programme<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 9:00am Duration: 30mins Sportsdrome<br />
Anil undertook a one year postgraduate course in medical law during his registrar training whilst specialisation<br />
in Obstetrics & Gynaecology. He will mainly draw upon his 24 years of postgraduate medical<br />
experience to cover these topics with an emphasis on sharing experiences and mutual learning. The<br />
workshops will have mainly an experience-based flavour rather than be purely theoretical.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Ross Boswell<br />
IT - Practice Managers Programme<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 9:30am Duration: 45mins Sportsdrome<br />
Notes<br />
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Practice Managers Programme<br />
Friday 10th June 2011<br />
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Dr Paul Ockelford<br />
Medicopolitical Session - NZMA Chairman’s Address<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 30mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Notes<br />
Hon Tony Ryall<br />
Medicopolitical Session - Minister of Health Address<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 11:30am Duration: 20mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Notes<br />
Mr Grant Robertson<br />
Medicopolitical Session - Labour Health Spokeperson Address<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 11:50am Duration: 20mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Notes<br />
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Practice Managers Programme<br />
Friday 10th June 2011<br />
Practice Managers Programme<br />
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Management Pearls - Practice Managers Programme<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 90mins Sportsdrome<br />
Notes<br />
Chris Wills<br />
Risk Management - Practice Managers Programme<br />
Friday, 10 June 2011 Start 4:00pm Duration: 60mins Sportsdrome<br />
Risk management is the process by which an organisation reaches decisions on the steps needed to<br />
adequately control the risks it generates or to which it is exposed. So what does this mean for you as<br />
managers of health practices?<br />
Developing a risk management plan will give you the ability to identify, assess, assign ownership, take<br />
actions to mitigate, anticipate, and monitor and review progress.<br />
• Some will be financial<br />
• Some will be clinical<br />
• Some business and legal related<br />
• Some covered by insurance, but the majority covered by systems, processes and education.<br />
This session will get you well on the way towards developing a risk management plan. You will be able<br />
to go back to your practice and know what to look for - the gaps you need to fill. And for the risks<br />
you have already managed, you will be able to give yourselves a pat on the back.<br />
Notes<br />
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Barbara Docherty<br />
How changing our language can improve the diabetes consultation - Breakfast Session<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 7:30am Duration: 45mins Baytrust Forum<br />
‘Giving the diabetes consultation a communication makeover: how changing our language can transform<br />
behaviour ‘.<br />
Diabetes management with its major component of lifestyle behaviour change is currently based on<br />
intervention approaches focused on health professionals driving the change process through provision<br />
of persistent, repetitive advice and education.<br />
Action research carried out by the TADS training programme has been supported by emerging data from<br />
a current diabetes study indicating that how we communicate with our patients can produce a negative<br />
effect on their behavioural change decisions, and why a change of approach to one of person focused<br />
facilitation can be a stress buster for both patient and practitioner.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Nikki Turner<br />
Hot Shots<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
The delivery of vaccinations is probably the most evidence-based medicine we practice. The absence of<br />
disease may be a hard concept to sell, but the gains are dramatic. Furthermore the world is expanding<br />
rapidly with fantastic new vaccines available and coming on the market. As <strong>GP</strong>s we can no longer take<br />
coffee breaks through the immunisation updates and leave the practice nurses to know all the answers.<br />
This presentation will give a rapid overview of the schedule update this year, the private market vaccines<br />
our patients will want to know about, communication and myth, cool new research and future directions<br />
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Notes<br />
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Main Programme<br />
Saturday 11th June 2011<br />
Main Programme<br />
Dr Malcolm Giles<br />
Evidence based Treatment of OME<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:55am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Persistent otitis media with effusion (OME) is one of the most common disorders of childhood. The<br />
majority of cases settle spontaneously, yet some children will suffer sequelae if left untreated.<br />
This presentation will review the current evidence regarding the diagnosis and treatment of OME,<br />
especially as it relates to the primary care setting. Specific issues which will be discussed include<br />
1.<br />
2.<br />
3.<br />
Do antibiotics have a role in the management of OME?<br />
When is a policy of watching and waiting appropriate?<br />
When should children with persistent OME be referred for specialist review?<br />
This presentation is designed to complement a presentation given at a previous meeting entitled “the<br />
evidence based treatment of acute otitis media”.<br />
Notes<br />
Associate Professor Rohan Ameratunga<br />
Food Allergy and Eczema - Main Session (Breakout options scheduled)<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 9:20am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Adverse reactions to foods are a common clinical problem. In contrast, true food allergy, as documented<br />
by double blind placebo controlled food challenges, are less common. Food allergy can occur through<br />
a variety of immune mechanisms. Immediate reactions mediated by IgE antibodies are among the most<br />
severe and can be life-threatening.<br />
It is very important for an accurate diagnosis to be made in patients presenting with adverse reactions<br />
to food. Patients with allergic reactions to food will require allergy testing in the form of either skin or<br />
blood tests.<br />
Currently there is no specific treatment for food allergy apart from avoidance. Strict elimination diets<br />
carry nutritional risk and should be supervised by an experienced dietician. Novel forms of therapy such<br />
as anti-IgE treatment may prove effective in the future.<br />
Allergy prevention advice is controversial. The risk of sensitisation appears to be minimal during pregnancy.<br />
The delayed introduction of solid foods and avoidance of peanuts, tree nuts and seafood by lactating<br />
mothers is recommended.<br />
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Some forms of food allergy (eg milk allergy) are often time limited, while others are more likely to be<br />
permanent (eg shellfish allergy). CAP- RAST tests can be used to follow patients to determine when they<br />
may have achieved a remission.<br />
In this lecture advances in food allergy will be discussed including allergen desensitisation anti-IgE therapy<br />
etc.<br />
Notes<br />
Clinical Associate Professor Amanda Oakley<br />
Acne - Main Session (Breakout options scheduled)<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 9:45am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Acne is a common reason for consultation in general practice. Those with mild acne are best treated with<br />
long term topical retinoids (tretinoin cream and adapalene cream/gel are now funded) and/or benzoyl<br />
peroxide applied to all affected areas. Wash with non-soap gentle cleanser once or twice daily. For those<br />
with moderate acne, also prescribe oral antibiotic (usually doxycycline) for three to six months and/or, in<br />
females, consider various hormonal contraceptive options. Ensure inappropriate comedogenic cosmetics<br />
are abandoned. Consider whether medications are contributing to the acne. The role of diet remains<br />
controversial but it’s probably appropriate to advise low glycaemic, low dairy foods.<br />
Consider isotretinoin for longstanding, treatment resistant, or severe acne. If keen to prescribe yourself,<br />
update your knowledge with at least the BPAC article / Decision Support tool and BMJ learning article<br />
on isotretinoin before applying for Special Authority approval for funding. Choose well-motivated and<br />
mature patients that will do well with low-doses and can be relied on not to get pregnant. As <strong>GP</strong>s rarely<br />
manage many patients with severe acne, refer these, as they may need additional treatment and higher<br />
doses of isotretinoin thus experiencing troublesome mucocutaneous side effects.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr David Bratt<br />
Bridging the Gap - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Sovereign<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Sovereign<br />
Notes<br />
Mr Zachary Moaveni & Mr Adam Bialostocki<br />
Plastic Surgical Tips for <strong>GP</strong>s - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Skellerup<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Skellerup<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Erica Whineray Kelly<br />
Breast Surgery Update - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Opus<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Opus<br />
An overview in photos…… the operations we do and why. This includes breast conservation treatment<br />
for early breast cancer through to breast reconstruction. Interesting and interactive.<br />
Notes<br />
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Main Programme<br />
Saturday 11th June 2011<br />
Main Programme<br />
Liz Milner<br />
Wound care 101 - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Van Gogh<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Van Gogh<br />
Notes<br />
Professor Shaun Holt<br />
Compliance with Asthma Medication - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Kandinsky<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Kandinsky<br />
Even the best medicines will not work if patients do not take them, but unfortunately that is often the<br />
case. The scale of the problem is discussed in this presentation as well as novel initiatives to combat it,<br />
including some that have been developed in New Zealand, and practical advise on how you can help<br />
your patients to adhere to the treatments that you want them to take.<br />
Notes<br />
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Philippa Hamlyn and Harish Kala<br />
Assessment of Elderly Drivers - The Sweat Test: Is your patient safe to drive?<br />
Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Works<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Works<br />
Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of injury related deaths among 65 – 74 year olds and the<br />
second leading cause among 75 – 84 year olds (after falls). They have a higher fatality rate than any<br />
other age group except the under 25 year olds. Drivers over 75 years are involved in more accidents<br />
per kilometre than middle aged drivers. By 2030 the number of persons over 70 years old is predicted<br />
to triple. Although many older drivers self regulate their driving, it is not enough to keep crash rates<br />
down.<br />
Driving is a key role in everyday life for NZ society for all cultures, which impacts on self esteem,<br />
independence, social, vocational and avocational activities. It is an intrinsically complex task, combining<br />
well learned routines and the ability to respond flexibly and safely to unpredictable events. It is also an<br />
emotionally laden subject, with the potential for huge repercussions for the patient, the patient’s family,<br />
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This workshop will explore how a medical issue observed by a <strong>GP</strong> can translate to a driving safety<br />
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strategies will be provided for use in <strong>GP</strong> practices.<br />
References:<br />
1. New Zealand Transport Agency<br />
2. Sydney University, Occupational Therapy Driver Assessment & Training Course<br />
3. The American Society of Aging (ASA) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA),<br />
Drivewell, accessed on line on January 13 <strong>2010</strong> http://www.asaging.org<br />
4. American Academy of Family Physicians 2006, Older Adult Drivers with Cognitive Impairment,<br />
5. OTRS Group Ltd Driver/Passenger Training Course<br />
6. Christchurch Neurotechnolgy Research Programme, Canterbury Driving Assessment Tool (CanDAT)<br />
7. AA Driver Education Foundation, CarFIT<br />
8. DriveSafe and DriveAware, Lynette G Kay and Anita C Bundy 2009<br />
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Auckland School of<br />
Pharmacy<br />
would like to thank all<br />
<strong>GP</strong>s and practice staff<br />
participating in the<br />
Community Pharmacyled<br />
Anticoagulation<br />
Management Service<br />
demonstration project.<br />
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For more information go to:<br />
www.healthworkforce.govt.nz
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Dr Tim Sutton<br />
Caring for Heart Valves - Concurrent Breakout Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Monet<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Monet<br />
A bullet point tour from first diagnosis, what do we look for, when do we worry and what can we do to<br />
help keep our patients well through to interventions offered and care of patients post procedurally.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Grant Beban and Dr Richard Babor<br />
Upper GI Surgery - Concurrent Breakout Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Picasso<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Picasso<br />
An interaction-based session with Grant Beban and Richard Babor, both Upper GI and Bariatric Surgeons<br />
in Auckland.<br />
Case examples of common Upper GI problems, such as reflux disease, gallstone disease, upper GI<br />
malignancy, or obesity will be presented for discussion. We are particularly keen for you to bring questions<br />
or cases of your own.<br />
Notes<br />
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Mr Andrew Carmody<br />
Medtech User Group - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Sigma<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Sigma<br />
Notes<br />
Dr David Rowbotham<br />
Infl ammatory Bowel Disease Case Studies - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Skellerup<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Skellerup<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Helen Danesh-Meyer<br />
How to Examine the Eye in Family Practice - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Baytrust Forum<br />
This session will focus on practical tips to assist in the diagnosis of ophthalmic conditions without the use<br />
of technical equipment. Skills that will be discussed include: how to detect an optic nerve problem, the<br />
best way to perform confrontation visual fields, and how to classify various causes of loss of vision into<br />
“dangerous” and “not so dangerous”.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Tim Cookson and Jennifer Gibson<br />
Medicolegal Update - Lessons from HRRT and HDPT - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Works<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Works<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Erica Whineray Kelly<br />
Diagnosis of Breast Cancer - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Sovereign<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Sovereign<br />
This overview includes points for your practice: what to advise your patients for screening (personal vs<br />
population), when to start and when to stop. It will include common presentations of breast cancer and<br />
things to look out for and how we diagnose breast cancer. I will also discuss the role of newer modalities.<br />
This is as interactive as you’d like and I am happy to discuss particular cases if you wish.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Michelle May<br />
Eat what you love, love what you eat - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Opus<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Opus<br />
To stem the impact of lifestyle-related disease, it is critical to move beyond advice-giving and address<br />
the core issues that affect nutrition and physical activity choices. Using the Am I Hungry? Mindful Eating<br />
Cycle, this interactive workshop will explore six unconventional strategies that promote the fearless and<br />
mindful enjoyment of food.<br />
Learning objectives:<br />
1.<br />
2.<br />
3.<br />
Participants will list six specific strategies to help patients develop a sustainable healthy lifestyle.<br />
Participants can identify opportunities for counseling by utilising the Mindful Eating Cycle during a<br />
clinical encounter.<br />
Participants can teach self-awareness for selecting food that takes into account personal preferences,<br />
health considerations, and available options.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Tony Dowell<br />
Redesigning Diabetic Care - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Sigma<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Sigma<br />
This is an interactive workshop to support effective communication and team working in<br />
diabetes care.<br />
Diabetes is one of the most important chronic illnesses managed routinely in primary care settings.<br />
Management involves complex pathways of consultation and communication relating to symptoms,<br />
treatment options, health promotion and lifestyle modification, the management of risk and issues<br />
around adherence and follow up.<br />
This workshop will discuss ways in which diabetes care could be enhanced by exploring the consultation<br />
process with a particular focus on communication both within consultations and over time.<br />
The workshop will use information from a recently completed study which directly observed all interactions<br />
between health providers and a group of patients newly diagnosed with diabetes, over a period of six<br />
months.<br />
The study produced insights about how clinicians can build on what the patient already knows or wants<br />
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to know about diabetes, how to best use time effectively in consultations and how to make the best use<br />
of contributions from different members of the primary care team.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Edward Mayeaux<br />
Cervical Smears and Culposcopy - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Monet<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Monet<br />
His talk will focus on changes in the worldwide thinking on cervical cancer screening. We will specifically<br />
cover changes to recommendations on initiation of Pap testing, changes in Pap testing for adults, and<br />
review the ASCCP cervical cancer screening guidelines.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Malcolm Giles<br />
Assessment of Dizziness - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Kandinsky<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Kandinsky<br />
This presentation is given to trainee <strong>GP</strong>s every year in the Waikato as part of the <strong>GP</strong> education program at<br />
the request of the RNZC<strong>GP</strong>. It is always well received and the feedback I obtain indicates the trainees find<br />
it very helpful. A simple protocol for assessing dizzy patients will be presented, along with sample cases.<br />
Common conditions will be discussed, including migraine associated vertigo and benign paroxysmal<br />
vertigo. Several short videos will be shown, including “how to perform the Dix-Hallpike test”, “How to<br />
perform the Epley manoeuver”, and “how to assess for a vestibular deficit (head impulse test)”.<br />
Notes<br />
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Mr John Chaplin & Mr Nick McIvor<br />
Head and Neck Case Studies - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Van Gogh<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Van Gogh<br />
We will present an array of clinical scenarios from our practices to inform and highlight appropriate<br />
diagnostic pathways and management plans. We encourage an open discussion during these sessions.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Graham Gulbransen<br />
Alcohol and Your Ticker - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 55mins Picasso<br />
Start 12:05pm Duration: 55mins Picasso<br />
A popular if somewhat controversial topic – what should we advise patients regarding alcohol and their<br />
hearts? This presentation reviews the literature since Graham’s NZ Family Physician April 2007 review<br />
paper Drink to your health – is alcohol really cardioprotective? (download from http://www.rnzcgp.org.<br />
nz/assets/documents/Publications/Archive-NZFP/April-2007-NZFP-Vol-34-No-2/GulbransenApril07.pdf)<br />
Epidemiological studies have usually shown a J-shaped curve suggesting that moderate drinkers have a<br />
lower alcohol-related relative risk of cardiovascular disease than abstainers or heavy drinkers. This paper<br />
found that because of confounding and misclassification, such non-randomised uncontrolled studies<br />
can never confirm that ‘a few drinks a day are good for the heart’. Come along to hear what more recent<br />
literature has to say on the topic.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Rachael Harry<br />
Abnormal Liver Function - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins<br />
This will be a practical overview of what LFTs are, why we check them and what various abnormalities<br />
mean. I will also give rules of thumb on when a patient should be referred for specialist assessment.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Anil Sharma<br />
Menstrual Disorders - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Van Gogh<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Van Gogh<br />
Anil firmly believes in the provision of choices to women where effective options exist. He utilises Mirena,<br />
Novasure endometrial ablation (having the largest NZ series) and hysterectomy. He undertakes vaginal,<br />
laparoscopically-assisted and abdominal hysterectomy and discusses what to do with ovaries and cervix.<br />
A discussion and clear guidelines for investigation and for who to investigate will be offered as will ways<br />
of guiding your patients through the maze of options.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Tony Dowell<br />
Redesigning the <strong>GP</strong> Consultation - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Kandinsky<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Kandinsky<br />
This is an interactive workshop to support effective communication in a consultation.<br />
The consultation is at the heart of General Practice and the interaction between the patient and doctor<br />
during the consultation has a major influence on patient health outcomes. This workshop will explore<br />
the complexity of that interaction using information obtained from studies which have directly observed<br />
and video recorded over 300 primary care consultations.<br />
Themes to be covered include:<br />
• What makes great consultations great!<br />
• The language of the consultation: When to talk in sentences , how to use “So, but , OK Ummm”.<br />
• How to detect when consultations go feral and how to repair them.<br />
• Dealing with confessions of compliance.<br />
• What about the computer?<br />
• How to lengthen or shorten consultations with a single (polite) word.<br />
Notes<br />
Mary Hodson<br />
Abnormal Lover Function - Sex therapy - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Works<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Works<br />
Sexual Dysfunction: What to Look For and How to Source Effective Treatment<br />
This presentation examines the complexity of the requirements for the successful treatment of common<br />
sexual dysfunctions including the condition commonly called “sexual addiction” but more aptly described<br />
as out of control sexual behaviour or (OOCSB). At first glance this condition appears relatively harmless<br />
but, in reality, it does immeasurable harm to relationships and frequently leads to criminal activity and<br />
increasingly to prosecution.<br />
The presentation includes a review of the latest research on this disorder and discusses what to look<br />
for when considering treatment, a possible treatment model and where and how to source effective<br />
treatment.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Chris Ellis<br />
CT Cardiac Workstations - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Monet<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Monet<br />
The long awaited technology to accurately image the heart, especially the coronary arteries, in a noninvasive<br />
way is now here. Difficulties in imaging have been overcome with technically advanced CT<br />
scanners, and complex software, allowing extraordinary pictures of the heart to be created. Fascinating<br />
cardiac images will be shown. Based on case histories, the workshop will explore modern aspects of<br />
cardiac assessment and treatment whilst showing some fascinating images.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Kingsley Nirmalaraj<br />
Diabetes in Pregnancy - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Picasso<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Picasso<br />
Prevalence of gestational diabetes is increasing due to epidemic of obesity and increased maternal age.<br />
Similarly there is increasing prevalence of women with type 2 diabetes presenting in pregnancy. Recent<br />
literature supports the optimal maternal glycaemic control that has positive effects on perinatal and<br />
obstetric outcomes. Therefore revised glycaemic targets are being proposed.<br />
It is also important that women with diabetes who are contemplating pregnancy should be counselled<br />
and their therapy should be modified to optimise control in order to avoid unfavourable foetal and<br />
maternal outcomes. In addition to non-pharmacological interventions, such as diet and exercise, insulin<br />
is generally used to treat diabetes in pregnancy. It is reassuring that Metformin can safely be used in<br />
pregnancy, though long term outcome data are awaited.<br />
Women with gestational diabetes need long-term follow-up because of their increased risk of type 2<br />
diabetes and other vascular events.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Grant Beban, Dr Richard Babor & Dr Paula Mathieson<br />
Obesity Surgery - with a personal Experience - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Opus<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Opus<br />
Obesity is a common problem that now seems to have very effective surgical treatments available, but<br />
exactly how these work, and who may be appropriate for surgery is sometimes less clear to referrers.<br />
Grant Beban and Richard Babor are both Upper GI and Bariatric Surgeons in Auckland, working both<br />
in public hospitals and in the private sector. They will describe the different operations available, and<br />
illustrate the sorts of outcomes that people get, warts and all, with the use of case studies.<br />
A <strong>GP</strong> who has had a gastric bypass will bring a patients perspective to the discussion.<br />
Questions and problems from workshop participants are encouraged with the goal of facilitating<br />
worthwhile discussion.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Edward Mayeaux<br />
Hair and Nail Disorders - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Hair and nail disorders are common problems and/or common presenting problem for primary care<br />
providers. The purpose of this presentation is to examine the approach to the evaluation of hair loss,<br />
review of common causes of hair loss, and treatment options for these conditions. We will also examine<br />
common normal and abnormal nail variant and systemic diseases and infections that can result in nail<br />
abnormalities.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr David Rowbotham<br />
GI Illness in Pregnancy - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Sigma<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Sigma<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Helen Danesh-Meyer<br />
Glaucoma - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Sovereign<br />
Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Sovereign<br />
Notes<br />
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Clinical Associate Professor Amanda Oakley<br />
Photography of the Skin - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Skellerup<br />
Dermatological photography is increasingly undertaken in general practice to document a condition,<br />
aid in follow-up, or to obtain a specialist opinion. Almost everyone owns at least one digital camera,<br />
including inexpensive consumer devices, sophisticated DSLR cameras and mobile phones. Editing and<br />
archiving software are also necessary.<br />
Obtain patient consent for photography, preferably in writing, outlining its purpose. If you plan to send<br />
the image to someone else, explain that its use will then be out of your control. Minimise photographs<br />
that might identify the patient should it be uploaded to Facebook, Wikipedia or porn sites (face, tattoos,<br />
jewellery).<br />
Prepare by ensuring plain, non-reflective grey / blue / green background and plenty of uniform ambient<br />
light. Use a large image size and best quality JPG compression – you can reduce file size later if you are<br />
short of storage space. Although the automatic settings are often adequate, consider altering white<br />
balance to suit the lighting and reducing aperture to increase depth of field. Flash is usually best but<br />
can be difficult with macro photography. Hold the camera still and perpendicular to the subject. Many<br />
cameras struggle to focus on the skin; if so, fix focus on a straight line (pen mark, transparent ruler, skincoloured<br />
paper or fabric).<br />
Take several pictures to include a regional view to show site or distribution of the skin complaint as well<br />
as close-up and macro photographs. Make sure they are in focus and properly exposed. It can be helpful<br />
to include a rule to indicate the size of a skin lesion. Dermoscopic photographs are valuable, particularly<br />
for pigmented lesions.<br />
Save the original image to your computer before editing a copy. Filenames might be those provided<br />
by the camera or your image archiving software – date-time names are helpful. Annotate the file with<br />
keyword metadata to identify the patient (NHI or practice ID number, not name) and diagnosis to easily<br />
find the picture in the future.<br />
Reduce the file size for emailing – use editing or archiving software to save copies of 640 x 480 px images.<br />
If sensitive subject, encrypt or upload to secure password-protected environment. Multiple images can<br />
be compressed into a zip file.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Peter Chapman-Smith<br />
Surgitron Skin Removals - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Monet<br />
The Ellmann “Surgitron” machine will be demonstrated as a unique versatile method for haemostasis,<br />
and removal of benign skin lesions such as tags, moles, and seborrheic keratoses. Red veins and hairs can<br />
also be treated, as well as skin incision and skin tightening applications. The 4 megaHz radiofrequency<br />
unit is distinctly different from hyfrecators, not commonly understood. This has clinical relevance in that<br />
tissue is not charred, and can be shaved off under local anaesthesia. An excellent cosmetic result is usual<br />
with very rare hypopigmentation or scarring evident. A wide range of electrodes are available. Industry<br />
enquiries: Medtel is the NZ agent for Ellmann technology.<br />
Dr Peter Chapman-Smith has regularly used this technology for 20 years, and would strongly recommend<br />
this unique radiofrequency device over hyfrecators, which cannot achieve the same efficacy. As director<br />
of the Skin and Vein Clinic and a Fellow of the NZ College of Appearance Medicine, he has taught this<br />
technology to many colleagues over the years including trainees of NZCAM. This is a device that any<br />
<strong>GP</strong> with a steady hand would find very useful in practice daily – for skin surgery or cosmetic removal of<br />
unwanted lumps and bumps.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Chris Ellis<br />
Interpreting ECGs - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Van Gogh<br />
The ECG is the most basic of cardiology tests and still the most important. The methods used to read<br />
an ECG will be shown, with a variety of ECGs and clinical cases discussed to emphasise points made.<br />
The workshop aims to teach, refresh and leave attendees with confidence to develop their own ECG<br />
service.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Anil Sharma<br />
Pipelle/Pessary/Mirena - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June <strong>2010</strong> Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins<br />
The Mirena IUS is one treatment that has revolutionised the management of heavy periods. Anil has<br />
distilled his many years of insertion of the device and will present practical tips for this. He will also<br />
demonstrate and go through Pipelle endometrial biopsies and the use of ring pessaries for prolapse. One<br />
aim will be tips for minimal discomfort to your patients. The session will start with a brief version of the<br />
Menstrual Disorders talk.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr David Beaumont<br />
Medical Certification – The Issues - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Sovereign<br />
Medical Certification for work can be fraught with problems for <strong>GP</strong>s. There are potential conflicts with<br />
the doctor/patient relationship and the advocacy role perceived by some as a negative influence in<br />
rehabilitation. International consensus identifies that helping people back to work is beneficial for their<br />
health, but evidence suggests <strong>GP</strong>s don’t consider this to be their role. What is the situation in New<br />
Zealand? As consideration is given to a UK-style ‘Fit Note’ how do we understand the issues, and what<br />
should we do about them?<br />
Notes<br />
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Associate Professor Rohan Ameratunga<br />
Desensitisation - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Sigma<br />
Allergic disorders are a consequence of an inappropriate IgE response to antigens (allergens) that<br />
are generally considered to be harmless. The precise genetic basis of allergy is yet to be determined.<br />
Management of allergic disorders consists of three components. Where possible, allergen avoidance<br />
measures should be undertaken. Patients who are allergic to indoor triggers such as dust mites, should<br />
obtain pillow mattress and duvet covers from Allergy New Zealand. It is usually difficult to avoid outdoor<br />
allergens such as grass pollens. The second aspect of allergy treatment is the use of drugs. Generally<br />
most patients with allergic rhinitis respond to steroid nose sprays and / or antihistamines. This talk will<br />
focus on the last component of allergy treatment, desensitisation. Desensitisation has proved to be<br />
effective for inhalant allergies, hymenoptera (stinging insect) allergy and drug allergy.<br />
In general, desensitisation consists of introducing gradually increasing amounts of allergen over a period<br />
of time. This in turn down regulates the immune response. Desensitisation carries risks, including the<br />
possibility of anaphylaxis. In general, initiation of desensitisation to stinging insects and drugs should<br />
be carried out in specialised settings. Maintenance for bee and wasp allergy can be done in <strong>GP</strong><br />
practice. Inhalant desensitisation can be undertaken in <strong>GP</strong> as long as measures are in place to deal with<br />
anaphylaxis. It is strongly advised that patients with unstable asthma are not desensitised in general<br />
practice. These patients are at risk of fatal asthma. Practical aspects of immunotherapy will be discussed<br />
in the workshop.<br />
Notes<br />
Marijke Currie<br />
Spirometry Testing, Best Techniques for Best Results - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Works<br />
Spirometry is invaluable as a screening test of general respiratory health, however the clinical value of<br />
spirometric measurements is dependent on the correct operation and accuracy of the spirometry device,<br />
as well as correct patient technique.<br />
The aim of this workshop is to highlight the purpose of spirometry, and the importance of correct<br />
operation and technique for performing spirometry in primary practice.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Matthias Seidel<br />
Jadelle Implants - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Opus<br />
“Medicine is an art, surgery is a skill”: the one hour session will cover both scenes of Jadelle. The<br />
introduction looks at;<br />
• The pharmacologic aspect of Jadelle, including non-gynaecological actions (“side-effects”) and<br />
contraindications,<br />
• and a comparison of Jadelle to oestrogen based contraceptives, and to other progestins.<br />
Plenum question and discussion block concludes the theoretical part of approx 20 min. A brief animated<br />
video (your personal copy is included in the session registration) will set you up to try your skills on a<br />
dummy arm. During the hands-on session further small group discussion is encouraged.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Claude Preitner<br />
Air Accidents 101 - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Picasso<br />
Aircraft accidents and incidents, even minor, have to be reported to the authorities and are generally<br />
thoroughly investigated. This is done on a ‘no blame basis’ for the sole purpose of identifying causes of<br />
mishaps, learning from them, and preventing future occurrences. This philosophy is becoming more and<br />
more accepted in the practice of medicine, particularly in anaesthesia and surgery.<br />
Most accidents and incidents are the result of human error. These errors are often related to a lack of<br />
safety culture, deficient management and failure to address ‘latent failures’. There are lessons to be learnt<br />
for the practice of medicine from aircraft accidents. The workshop addresses some example of aircraft<br />
accidents to illustrate how errors and mishap do occur. It links these to the practice of medicine and<br />
hope to give General Practitioners better awareness of accidents causality and assist them in avoiding<br />
mishaps.<br />
Notes<br />
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Mr Brian Almand<br />
Managing Insomnia - Concurrent Workshop<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 4:30pm Duration: 60mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Neil Poskitt & Dr Stewart Reid<br />
Pneumococcus, Rotavirus, Varicella Vaccines - What’s New? -<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 120mins Sportsdrome<br />
Prevention of infectious diseases is at the core of good health and vaccines represent one of the greatest<br />
achievements of biomedical science and public health. There have been significant advances in the<br />
development of vaccines, which hold promise for improving the health of New Zealanders. From July<br />
2011, the Government will broaden the coverage of pneumococcal disease in New Zealand by replacing<br />
Prevenar with Synflorix (a 10-valent pneumococcal polysaccharide conjugate vaccine) on the National<br />
Immunisation Schedule. In addition to those vaccines on the Immunisation Schedule, there are others<br />
that are recommended and available in New Zealand but not yet funded. This interactive workshop<br />
will provide you with an update on the advances in pneumococcal vaccination in New Zealand and the<br />
implications for clinical practice. The workshop will also cover the latest developments in recommended<br />
but non-funded vaccines, including rotavirus and varicella vaccines.<br />
Notes<br />
RN Rab Burtun<br />
Starting Insulin in General Practice - Nurses Programme<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 60mins Sportsdrome<br />
Many patients with diabetes fail to achieve targets for glycaemic control because of inappropriate use<br />
of insulin. Patients and health care professionals face many potential barriers to insulin initiation and<br />
intensification in primary care. These can be categorised as low motivation, lack of familiarity or experience<br />
and time constraints. Type 2 diabetes is progressive in nature and many people with the condition will<br />
inevitably require insulin therapy to attain and maintain adequate glycaemic control. My presentation is<br />
about exploring the nature of these barriers and offers suggestions and practical solutions for addressing<br />
and overcoming these hurdles so that insulin can be initiated confidently and appropriately in order to<br />
improve diabetes care in Primary care. Goal of the workshops will be about different insulin profiles,<br />
selecting and using devices, troubleshooting injection issues and knowing what key information to<br />
impart when starting someone on Insulin.<br />
Notes<br />
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Practice Nurses Programme<br />
Saturday 11th June 2011<br />
Practice Nurses Programme<br />
Dr Nikki Turner and Dr Marguerite Dalton<br />
Immunisation and Child Health Issues - Nurses Programme<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 12:00pm Duration: 60mins Sportsdrome<br />
The practice nurse role is a very important front line role for parents with many common childhood<br />
issues. This is being expanded in many areas with practice nurses becoming more involved in well child<br />
services including the ‘B4 School Check’ This interactive presentation will cover:<br />
• a quick update on recent immunisation issues: the 2011 immunisation schedule update, private<br />
market vaccines to know about, cool new research in immunisation,<br />
• common childhood issues including the well child schedule and the role of the practice nurse, lift the<br />
lip dental screening, well child screening tools, common behavioural issues and skin issues.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Edward Mayeaux<br />
th.<br />
HPV - Nurses Programme<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 1:00pm Duration: 30mins Sportsdrome<br />
The purpose of this presentation is to review current data and thinking on the impact of HPV infections.<br />
We will discuss the epidemiology of HPV and summarize the risk factors for HPV infection. We will also<br />
briefly discuss current primary and secondary measures to prevent the sequelae of these infections.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Graham Gulbransen<br />
Addiction - Nurses Programme<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:30pm Duration: 30mins Sportsdrome<br />
Addiction and dependence are terms used to describe conditions involving craving, loss of control,<br />
increased use from tolerance, withdrawal symptoms on cessation, preoccupation with using the<br />
substance (salience) and continued use in spite of harm. The pleasure centre and biopsychosocial models<br />
will be discussed. Listeners will hear of short cuts to effective alcohol and other drug history taking.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Deralie Flower & Dr Ngaire Anderson<br />
Promoting Healthy Pregnancies - Nurses Programme<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 3:00pm Duration: 30mins Sportsdrome<br />
Notes<br />
Liz Milner<br />
Best Practice Wound Management - Nurses Programme<br />
Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 3:30pm Duration: 30mins Sportsdrome<br />
Notes<br />
4:30pm – 5:30pm Concurrent Workshop Options (re-join <strong>GP</strong> programme for workshops) See pages 110-115 for details.<br />
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Sunday 12th June 2011<br />
Main Programme<br />
Professor Shaun Holt<br />
Hot Asthma Topics - Breakfast Session<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 7:30am Duration: 45mins Baytrust Forum<br />
This presentation covers three of the biggest talking points in <strong>GP</strong> asthma management at the moment.<br />
The ACT score is a simple but very effective tool with which <strong>GP</strong>s can quickly get an objective and<br />
accurate understanding of how well controlled their patients are. The best asthma medicines developed<br />
will not help if the patient does not take them and so the issue of non-adherence is discussed along with<br />
a strategies that may address the problem. And finally, more and more patients with asthma are asking<br />
their <strong>GP</strong>s which natural and complementary therapies they should take. Therapies that may help, and<br />
therapies that definitely will not help, are summarised.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Alasdair Patrick<br />
Anaemia - Main Session (Breakout options scheduled)<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 30mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Notes<br />
Dr David Rowbotham<br />
GI Problems - Main Session (Breakout options scheduled)<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 9:00am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Edward Mayeaux<br />
Infestations and Bites<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 9:25am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Bugs, bugs, and bugs!! Insect and arthropod bites and infestations have long been a plague of<br />
humankind. Many of the old scourges are still with us and some are making new headway against<br />
treatment of prevention methods. We will examine common bites and infestations, and consider their<br />
edification and treatments.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Chris Ellis<br />
Cardiac CT Angiography<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 9:50am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
This presentation will explore the exciting new technology and images available from CT cardiac<br />
angiography.<br />
Accurate, non-invasive cardiac imaging with modern CT scanners has created huge clinician and public<br />
interest in the potential of this technology. The CT cardiac angiogram test is explained, and the areas of<br />
current and future use will be explored. Good science supports the ability to accurately ‘rule out’ severe<br />
coronary artery disease, which is where the test is being increasingly used. These scanners will soon be<br />
widely available across New Zealand in the public service, and will positively enhance cardiac care with<br />
the extraordinary images which can be created. Some examples of these will be shown.<br />
Notes<br />
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Mr Zachary Moaveni & Mr Adam Bialostocki<br />
Plastic Surgical Tips for <strong>GP</strong>s - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Sigma<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Sigma<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Tim Sutton<br />
Heart Failure, AF, Stroke Prevention - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Opus<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Opus<br />
Just how should a patient with AF and heart failure be managed? Can they be left in AF? What are the<br />
best medications to use? How can we best keep them well? This group can provide a challenge both<br />
diagnostically and therapeutically. In this session I will try and answer the above questions and illustrate<br />
how pleasing the results can be.<br />
Notes<br />
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Sunday 12th June 2011<br />
Main Programme<br />
Dr Matthias Seidel<br />
Jadelle Implants - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Works<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Works<br />
“Medicine is an art, surgery is a skill”: the one hour session will cover both scenes of Jadelle. The<br />
introduction looks at:<br />
• the pharmacologic aspect of Jadelle, including non-gynaecological actions (“side-effects”) and<br />
contraindications,<br />
• and a comparison of Jadelle to oestrogen based contraceptives, and to other progestins.<br />
plenum question and discussion block concludes the theoretical part of approx 20 min. A brief animated<br />
video (your personal copy is included in the session registration) will set you up to try your skills on a<br />
dummy arm. During the hands-on session further small group discussion is encouraged.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Anil Sharma<br />
Modern Help for the Pelvic Floor - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Kandinsky<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Kandinsky<br />
Around 50% of Anil’s practice is devoted to the problems of prolapse and urinary incontinence and the<br />
irony of remedying these issues after delivering around 5000 babies (having now given up Obstetrics) has<br />
not gone unnoticed! This session will aim to debunk the unnecessarily complex diagnosis and treatment<br />
of these issues in a clear practical manner. The overactive bladder will also be discussed as will the pros<br />
and cons of non-mesh and mesh repair. Although he has the largest NZ series of trocar-free apical and<br />
anterior / posterior repair, he still discusses and undertakes traditional surgery as well. Pessaries and<br />
conservative management have a part to play and this will be covered.<br />
Notes<br />
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Clinical Associate Professor Amanda Oakley<br />
Case Studies in Psoriasis - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 55mins Skellerup<br />
Start 9:30am Duration: 55mins Skellerup<br />
Notes<br />
Mr Chris Barton<br />
Medical Property Development - Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Sovereign<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Sovereign<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Graham Gulbransen<br />
Metabolic Adverse Effects of Atypical Antipsychotics<br />
Concurrent Breakout Session Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Monet<br />
Start 9:30am Duration: 50mins Monet<br />
Graham Gulbransen presents best practice strategies to minimise your patients’ risk of heading down<br />
the ‘metabolic highway’. Increasingly <strong>GP</strong>s are starting patients on the new antipsychotics, or are involved<br />
with shared care with, or discharge from secondary mental health services. Extrapyramidal side effects<br />
were a major worry with the first antipsychotics. Increased risk of diabetes is the downside of second<br />
and third generation antipsychotics.<br />
Notes<br />
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Sunday 12th June 2011<br />
Main Programme<br />
Dr Anders Henriksson<br />
Probiotics - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Van Gogh<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Van Gogh<br />
Probiotics have been defined as “live microorganisms which, when administrated in adequate amounts<br />
confers a health benefit on the host”. Recent years have seen an increased interest in probiotics, following<br />
the outcome of several human intervention studies.<br />
This workshop will give an overview of probiotics and their use in dietary supplements and food, especially<br />
dairy products. Furthermore, the workshop will more broadly explore opportunities to use this type of<br />
microorganisms in complimentary medicine and nutrition.<br />
Notes<br />
Philippa Hamlyn and Harish Kala<br />
Assessment of Elderly Drivers - The Sweat Test: Is your patient safe to drive?<br />
Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 8:30am Duration: 50mins Picasso<br />
Start 9:25am Duration: 50mins Picasso<br />
Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of injury related deaths among 65 – 74 year olds and the<br />
second leading cause among 75 – 84 year olds (after falls). They have a higher fatality rate than any<br />
other age group except the under 25 year olds. Drivers over 75 years are involved in more accidents<br />
per kilometre than middle aged drivers. By 2030 the number of persons over 70 years old is predicted<br />
to triple. Although many older drivers self regulate their driving, it is not enough to keep crash rates<br />
down.<br />
Driving is a key role in everyday life for NZ society for all cultures, which impacts on self esteem,<br />
independence, social, vocational and avocational activities. It is an intrinsically complex task, combining<br />
well learned routines and the ability to respond flexibly and safely to unpredictable events. It is also an<br />
emotionally laden subject, with the potential for huge repercussions for the patient, the patient’s family,<br />
and the <strong>GP</strong>.<br />
This workshop will explore how a medical issue observed by a <strong>GP</strong> can translate to a driving safety<br />
concern. The effects of medical deficits on practical driving skills will be reviewed and practical tools and<br />
strategies will be provided for use in <strong>GP</strong> practices.<br />
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References:<br />
1. New Zealand Transport Agency<br />
2. Sydney University, Occupational Therapy Driver Assessment & Training Course<br />
3. The American Society of Aging (ASA) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA),<br />
Drivewell, accessed on line on January 13 <strong>2010</strong> http://www.asaging.org<br />
4. American Academy of Family Physicians 2006, Older Adult Drivers with Cognitive Impairment,<br />
5. OTRS Group Ltd Driver/Passenger Training Course<br />
6. Christchurch Neurotechnolgy Research Programme, Canterbury Driving Assessment Tool (CanDAT)<br />
7. AA Driver Education Foundation, CarFIT<br />
8. DriveSafe and DriveAware, Lynette G Kay and Anita C Bundy 2009<br />
Notes<br />
Professor Shaun Holt<br />
Complementary Therapies for Depression<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 11:00am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Many people with depression will try complementary and alternative therapies (CAM) or will consider<br />
using them. There are many reasons for this, including a preference for natural treatments and also the<br />
limited effectiveness and side effects of antidepressant medications. Unfortunately, there are few sources<br />
of good information and many treatments are totally ineffective or even dangerous. A surprisingly large<br />
number of CAM therapies have been shown in high quality research studies to reduce symptoms and/<br />
or increase quality of life. Most health care professionals receive little if any teaching on evidencebased<br />
CAM and their patients often have questions on the subject, usually based on information from<br />
anecdotes, magazines and the internet. This presentation gives an overview on which CAM therapies<br />
can help people with depression, which do not help or can harm....and how to tell the difference.<br />
Notes<br />
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Sunday 12th June 2011<br />
Main Programme<br />
Dr Tim Sutton<br />
Sleep Apnoea and the Heart<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 11:25am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
An often unrecognised comorbidity in cardiac patients I will highlight some identified cardiac associations.<br />
As you will see this is an area in which we are early in the learning phase, but knowledge is growing, and<br />
the recognition that this places a huge challenge to health services in the future.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Tony Dowell<br />
The General Practice Consultation<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 11:50am Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
The consultation is at the heart of General Practice and the interaction between the patient and doctor<br />
during the consultation has a major influence on patient health outcomes.<br />
This presentation will explore the complexity of the consultation with a particular focus on the effective<br />
use of language and communication. It will be based on the results from a number of research studies<br />
using direct video observation of over 300 consultations. Observed interactions include routine <strong>GP</strong><br />
consultations, consultations with the same patients in primary and secondary settings and consultations<br />
over time with patients newly diagnosed with diabetes.<br />
Specific themes will include:<br />
• Effective and not so consultations, and how to tell the difference.<br />
• Consultations in Long Term Condition care with a focus on diabetes and mental health.<br />
• Using the computer to communicate.<br />
• The power of a single word – or two.<br />
Notes<br />
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Dr Edward Mayeaux<br />
UV v the Skin<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 12:15pm Duration: 25mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Ultraviolet light has correctly been labelled the perfect carcinogen. Although some gains have been made<br />
in educating worldwide society on the prevention of sun related disease, much unnecessary morbidity<br />
and mortality remain from the sequelae of sun exposure. During this presentation will discuss disease<br />
states related to excessive UV exposure, briefly consider treatment options for these conditions, and<br />
discuss prevention strategies for this often preventable set of diseases.<br />
Notes<br />
Dr Edward Mayeaux<br />
Clinical Quiz<br />
Sunday, 12 June 2011 Start 12:40pm Duration:20mins Baytrust Forum<br />
Not telling!<br />
Notes<br />
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Delegate Listings<br />
as of 24 May 2011<br />
Alphabetic Listing<br />
Title Given Name Surname Clinic/Practice/Company Town/City<br />
Dr Nur Hafi dzah Abdul Hamid South City Health Limited Hamilton<br />
Dr Thierry Adam The Doctors Surgery Whitianga<br />
Dr Peter Adams Rotorua<br />
Mrs Bridget Adams Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Mark Adcroft Johnsonville Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Adeshina Agebite Victoria North Clinic Hamilton<br />
Dr Cliff Ah Kitt Manukau City Accident & Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Kabir Ahmed Parklands Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Nasim Ahmed Parklands Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Rashid Ahmed Auckland<br />
Dr Syed Arif Ahmed Te Aroha Medcare New Plymouth<br />
Dr Brendon Aish Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
Dr John Aitken Waihi Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Dr Shirook Alansari Anglesea Clinic Hamilton<br />
Dr Nasim Ali Herne Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Karim Alipour Auckland<br />
Dr Jacqueline Allan Tiakina Te Ora Auckland<br />
Dr John Almond Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Dr Thamer Alsulaiman Ngongotaha Medical Centre Ngongotaha<br />
Dr Clinton Anderson Kawau Bay Health Auckland<br />
Dr Ngaire Anderson University of Auckland Auckland<br />
Mrs Trish Anderson Te Korowai Hauora O Hauraki Thames<br />
Dr Emma Andrew Tauranga Public Hospital Tauranga<br />
Dr Cecil Antony Whangaparaoa Medical Centre Hibiscus Coast<br />
Maggie Antony Whangaparaoa Medical Centre Hibiscus Coast<br />
Dr Sue Argent EastMed Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Rachel Arms Ora Toa Cannons Creek Wellington<br />
Dr Cloene Armstrong Auckland<br />
Dr Johnathan Armstrong Radius Medical St Andrews Hamilton<br />
Mrs Tania Ashton Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Daniel Asquith Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Dr James Aubrey Newlands Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Annaelle Babbage Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Dr Kate Baddock Kawau Bay Health Warkworth<br />
Dr Tim Baily Gibson Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Mrs Elisabeth Baird Gate Pa Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Kevin Baker Natural Healing Raumati Paraparaumu<br />
Dr Kathy Bakke Te Hauora O Te Hiku O Te Ika Kaitaia<br />
RN Carol Bakker Carefi rst Medical Centre New Plymouth New Plymouth<br />
Dr Chandra Bala Lake View Clinic Rotorua<br />
Dr Tracy Ball CentralMed Tauranga<br />
Dr Angela Bang Leabank Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Don Barrett Ropata Medical Centre Lower Hutt<br />
Bernice Barry-Addy Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Dr Phillip Barter Kaipara Medical Centre Helensville<br />
Dr Alex Bartle Sleep Well Clinic Auckland<br />
Dr Belinda Bartle Bethlehem Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Morag Baruch Ave 14 Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Kaye Basire Ropata/Te Omanga Hospice Lower Hutt<br />
Mr Johnathan Bayley Westpac Hamilton<br />
Dr Kirsten Beattie Westend Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr David Beaumont Fit for Work Wellington<br />
Dr Cath Becker Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Tony Becker Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr James Beetham Richmond Road Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Naomi Bell Kowhai Surgery Auckland<br />
Dr John Bellomo Bellemo Family Health New Plymouth<br />
Lorraine Benfi eld Coast to Coast Healthcare Mangawhai Heads<br />
Sue Benham Westbrook Surgery Rotorua<br />
Ms Maree Benjamin Onerahi Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Mrs Helen Bennett Paeroa Medical Group Paeroa<br />
Mrs Lyn Bernard 5th Avenue Family Practice Tauranga<br />
Dr Rick Bernau Bay MSM Ltd Mt Maunganui<br />
RN Teresa Berthelsen Girven Road Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Nina Bevin Redicare Family Health Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Marlene Bezuidenhout Southcare Hawera<br />
Mrs Dianne Bezuidenhout Hawera<br />
Dr Sangita Bharatia Whakatane Medical Practice Whakatane<br />
Dr Catherine Bialostocki Tauranga<br />
Mr Adam Bialostocki Bay Plastic Surgery Tauranga<br />
Dr Nick Binns Hamilton<br />
Mrs Stephanie Birbeck South City Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Marcus Bishop Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Joan Bjerring Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
Dr Geir Bjornholdt Tui Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Dr Sue Blake Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Dr Jo Blakey Mairangi Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Margaret Blanshard Lumsden Medical Centre Arrowtown<br />
Mr Blanshard Arrowtown<br />
Dr Keith Blayney Hawera<br />
RN Sarah Bloomer Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
Ms Sue Bluett Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Sue Bluett Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Dr Cheryl Bollen Te Aroha Noa Medical Whangarei<br />
Dr Malcolm Bollen Te Aroha Noa Medical Whangarei<br />
Rosemary Bond Christchurch School of Medicine Christchurch<br />
Dr Michelle Bonnici Medical Centre @ Apollo Auckland<br />
Dr Ross Boswell Middlemore Hospital Auckland<br />
Dr Susan Boswell Tahunanui Medical Centre Nelson<br />
Dr Gamil Botros Tepuna Hauora Auckland<br />
Dr Peter Bowden Kauri Family Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mr Tom Bowden That's ri Auckland<br />
Mrs Yvonne Boyes Eastern Bay Primary Health Alliance Whakatane<br />
Mrs Jos Bradley Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Dr David Bratt Ministry of Social Development Wellington<br />
Dr Lauren Brenner Freemans Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Janice Briggs Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Dr Simon Bristow Keri Med Doctors Kerikeri<br />
Cheryl Britton Te Hauora O Te Hiku O Te Ika Kaitaia<br />
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Delegate Listings<br />
as of 24 May 2011<br />
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Dr Lorraine Brooking Gisborne<br />
Dr Graeme Brown Waiuku Medical Centre Waiuku<br />
Dr Janice Brown Hauraki Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Nigel Brown Timaru Medical Centre Timaru<br />
Dr Steve Brown Invercargill<br />
Ashleigh Brown University of Otago Wellington<br />
Barbara Brown Phoenix Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Elaina Brown Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Michelle Brown Murupara Medical Centre Murupara<br />
Mrs Claire Browne Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Dr Nigel Bruce Westbrook Surgery Rotorua<br />
Dr Rose Bruce Vivan Medical New Plymouth<br />
Dr Mary Buckler Cornwall Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Michael Buckley Wellness Services Lower Hutt<br />
Lance Buckthought Otago Medical School Dannevirke<br />
Dr David Bulmer Herne Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Emily Burgess Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Mrs Donna Burkhart Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Jason Burns Em-Med Training New Plymouth<br />
Dr Buzz Burrell Blenheim<br />
Dr Kathy Burt Highland Park Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Louise Burt Phoenix Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Mrs Jackie Burton Waiuku Health Centre Waiuku<br />
Mr Rab Burtun Waitakere Hospital Auckland<br />
Dr Keith Buswell Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
RN Dale Byers Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Catherine Byrne Bethlehem Family Doctor Tauranga<br />
Dr Gordon Caldwell Pinnacle Tokoroa<br />
Dr Ken Caldwell Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Mrs Rachel Cameron Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Jayne Cameron Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Kiri Cameron Murupara Medical Centre Murupara<br />
Mary Anne Cameron The NZ College of Primary Health Care Nurses NZNO Rotorua<br />
Dr Anne Campbell Veteran Affairs New Zealand Wellington<br />
Mrs Charlene Campbell Mangakino Health Services Mangakino<br />
Mrs Charlene Campbell Mangakino Health Services Mangakino<br />
Ms Caroline Campbell Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
RN Glenda Campbell Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Mrs Julie Cannon Chadwick Healthcare Tauranga<br />
Dr John Cargill Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
Dr Jane Carman Ngongotaha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Charles Carney The Doctors Waipawa Waipawa<br />
Dr Barbara Carran Central Family Healthcare Whangarei<br />
Dr Wendy Carroll Paeroa Medical Centre Paeroa<br />
Mary Cassaidy Whakatane Medical Practice Whakatane<br />
Dr Andrew Chambers Hibiscus Coast Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Nikki Chambers White Cross Healthcare Auckland<br />
Dr Catherine Chan Conifer Grove Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Shri Chand Huntly East Medical Centre Huntly<br />
Mr Jason Chang Auckland<br />
Dr John Chaplin Head and Neck Associates Auckland<br />
Dr Peter Chapman-Smith Quality Seminar Management Whangarei<br />
Dr Peter Chapman-Smith Skin and Vein Clinic Whangarei<br />
Dr Vishad Chathury Palm Springs Medical Centre<br />
Dr Lucinda Cheesman Rotorua Medical Group Rotorua<br />
Dr Erin Chen Auckland<br />
Dr Jeffrey Chen Dinsdale Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Tim Chiari Bayfair Doctors Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Charles Bevan Chilcott Wanganui<br />
Mrs Jan Chittenden Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Tina Chou Five Cross Roads Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Malcolm Christie Tauranga<br />
Dr Kym Christodoulou Putararu-Tirau Family Doctors Putararu<br />
Dr Deon Claassens Manly Medical Centre Whangaparoa<br />
Dr Sue Clarke Hobsonville Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Mark Claxton Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Elaine Cleland Te Manu Toroa Papamoa<br />
Dr Freya Clemens Gore Medical Centre Gore<br />
Dr Jochen Clemens Gore Medical Centre Gore<br />
Lyn Cochrane Waihi Beach Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Dr Allan Cockburn Johnsonville Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Mrs Patricia Cole Putararu-Tirau Family Doctors Putararu<br />
Dr Peter Coleman Dury Surgery Auckland<br />
Mrs Pam Collinge Coast to Coast Healthcare Mangawhai<br />
Dr Andy Collings Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Simon Collins Raumaunga Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Dr Glenn Colquhoun Hora Te Pai Paraparaumu<br />
Sharon Colville Grandview Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Ivan Connell Hillsborough Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Peter Conolly Whakatohea Health Centre Opotiki<br />
Dr Michele Cooper Mt Eden Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Hashira Cooray Northcare Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Ranjith Cooray Hakanoa Health Centre Huntly<br />
Kumudu Cooray Hakanoa Health Centre Huntly<br />
Mrs Kath Coppard Matamata Medical Centre Matamata<br />
Dr Jim Corbett Waimakino Health Raetihi<br />
Sue Corney Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Dr Joe Cornforth Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Paul Cosgrove Korowai Aroha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Andrew Coster Bayfair Doctors Mt Maunganui<br />
Tracy Cotter Clive Medical Centre Clive<br />
Dr Phyllida Cotton-Barker Richmond Road Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Tim Coulter Taupo<br />
Dr Ken Couper Flagstaff Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Julie Cowley Baymed Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Geoffrey Cramp Gisborne<br />
Michele Cray Kaipara Medical Centre Helensville<br />
Mrs Debbie Cripps Pakuranga Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Kirsten Crooke Masterton Medical Centre Masterton<br />
Dr Shane Cross Broadway Health Centre Kaikohe<br />
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Mrs Alyson Cross Kaikohe<br />
Dr Nicholas Crozier Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Peter Culham Te Mata Peak Practice Havelock North<br />
Jo Cundry Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Jo Cundy Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Peter Cunningham Kitchener Road Medical Centre North Shore City<br />
Mrs Josie Cunningham Kitchener Road Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Rick Cutfi eld Waitemata Health North Shore City<br />
Mrs Anne Dallison Phoenix Health<br />
Dr Marguerite Dalton Auckland<br />
Dr Sarah Dalziel Te Ngae Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Andrew Darby Hamilton<br />
Dr Rekha Das Mangere Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Andreas Daun Tukutuki Medical Waipukurau<br />
Dr Liz Davies Mount Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Jill Davies Waimauku Doctors Waimauku<br />
Melissa Davies Phoenix Health Whakatane<br />
Dr Helen Davis Whangarei<br />
Dr Richard Davis Whangarei<br />
Annabel Davison Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Caroline Davy Dee St Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Lishan de Alwis Ora Toa Medical Centre Cannons Creek<br />
Dr David De Beer Gisborne<br />
Mrs Lyn de Graaff Phoenix Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Dr Pip de Hamel Wakefi eld Health Centre Tasman<br />
Dr Kelvin Deginder Tararua Health Group Dannevirke<br />
Mr Paul Denham Southern Cross Primary Care Ltd Auckland<br />
Dr Mark Devich Gisborne<br />
Dr Anne Dibley Owhata Surgery Rotorua<br />
Dr Chris Dickey McLaren Park Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Elspeth Dickson Kowhai Surgery Warkworth<br />
Dr Sandy Dinsdale Brookfi eld Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Coral Dixon Welcome Bay Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Elizabeth Dixon Clive Medical Centre Clive<br />
Barbara Docherty University of Auckland Auckland<br />
Dr Rakesh Dogra Kaipara Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Glenn Doherty Wai Health Clinic Auckland<br />
Dr Anja Doll Te Kauwhata<br />
Dr Judi Donnell Hinemoa House Family Healthcare Rotorua<br />
Dr Thomas Doo Meadowbank Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Chandra Dookia MTC Trentham Wellington<br />
Dr Stephen Dorairaj Howick Medical Practice Auckland<br />
Prof Tony Dowell University of Otago Wellington<br />
Lynette Downie Murupara Medical Centre Murupara<br />
Dr Holly Drexler The Doctors Hastings Hastings<br />
Dr Jack Drummond Tauranga<br />
Mrs Evelyn Drummond Tauranga<br />
RN Julie Dryland Family Mediciane Birkenhead North Shore City<br />
Dr Stewart Drysdale Hastings Health Centre Hastings<br />
Dr Clare Dudding Torbay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mr Shannon Dudley Kowhai Surgery Whangaparaoa<br />
Dr Linda Dugdale City Medical Napier<br />
Dr Charlie Dundas Keri Med Doctors Kerikeri<br />
Mrs Janet Dunham 5th Avenue Family Practice Tauranga<br />
Dr Richard Eastcott Tamatea Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Maria Eastwood Otumoetai Doctors Tauranga<br />
Dr Vivien Edge Positive Healthcare Nelson<br />
Dr Graeme Edgeley Onerahi Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Dr Lucy Edkins Tokoroa Health Tokoroa<br />
Phillipa Edmonds Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Colin Edwards Auckland<br />
Dr Indira Edwards Radius Medical Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Dr Peter Egli Family Health Centre New Plymouth<br />
Mrs Kerry Ellison Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr June Engel Papamoa Doctors Tauranga<br />
Dr Mary English Thorndon Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Kim Entwhistle Wellington<br />
Dr Desmond Epp Owhata Surgery Rotorua<br />
Mr Mike Evered Whangarei<br />
Mrs Kailua Faafoi Pacifi c Health Services Wellington<br />
Mrs Helen Fair 5th Avenue Family Practice Tauranga<br />
Dr Carolyn Falkner CADS Auckland<br />
Dr Rex Faulkner Waikanae Health Centre Waikanae<br />
Emily Fawcett Otago Medical School Dannevirke<br />
Dr Rod Ferguson Linden Surgery Wellington<br />
Philippa Fergusson-Oats Phoenix Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Dr Margaret Fielding Queen St Practice Wairoa<br />
RN Michelle Fields Girven Road Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
RN Robyn Filmer Hillsborough Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Peter Finlayson Invercargill<br />
Dr Steven Fish Oakhouse Medical Centre Waimate<br />
Mrs Aroha Fitzpatrick Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Harriet Fitzpatrick Karori Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Chris Fletcher Victoria North Clinic Hamilton<br />
Dr Gill Flewers Bulls Medical Centre/RNZAF Ohakea Fielding<br />
Dr Sandra Flooks Coromandel Family Health Centre Coromandel<br />
Dr Deralie Flower University of Auckland Auckland<br />
Dr Coral Fonseca Avondale Family Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Luisa Fonua-Faeamani Langimalie Clinic Auckland<br />
Meredyth Foote Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Mrs Raewynn Foreman Paeroa Medical Centre and Leamington Medical Centre Paeroa<br />
Dr Julian Foster The Terrace Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Krystyna Foulkes Te Aroha Medcare New Plymouth<br />
Mr Samuel Fowler Dunedin School of Medicine Greymouth<br />
Julie Frame Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Alastair Fraser Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Angela Fraser Ellerslie Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Lillian Fraser Fraser Locum Ltd Auckland<br />
Mrs Barbara Fredericksen Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Dr Stefan Freudenberg The Doctors Napier Napier<br />
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Dr Kevin Fricker Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Dr Siro Fuatai Bader Drive Health Care Auckland<br />
Dr Paul Fur Mt Roskill Medical and Surgical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Alan Furniss Atherton Hospital Queensland<br />
Dr Lance Garcia Auckland<br />
Dr Tristan Gardiner Bush Road Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Dr Brian Gare Greendale Family Medicine Napier<br />
Mrs Michelle Gare HBPHO Hastings<br />
Dr Stephen Gates Meadowbank Family Doctors Auckland<br />
Vijay Gautam Huntly East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Sue Genner Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
Dr Brian Gibson Kaiti Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Mrs Barbara Gibson Gisborne<br />
Dr Malcolm Giles Hamilton<br />
Dr Alison Glover Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Mrs Rhonda Goddard Waimauku Doctors Waimauku<br />
Dr Alexandra Goldkom Queen Street Doctors Auckland<br />
Janet Gootjes Karori Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Mrs Helen Gore Health Te Aroha Te Aroha<br />
Dr Prasanna Govindaraj Radius Medical Davies Corner Hamilton<br />
Mrs Colleen Gower Waihi Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Dr Suzanne Greaves Waihi Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Carol Green Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Dr Yvonne Marie Greenfi eld Clinic 41 Auckland<br />
Dr Irene Greenman Auckland<br />
Dr Maryke Griessel Rotorua<br />
Dr Marilyn Griffi ths Flagstaff Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Mary Griffi ths Hibiscus Coast Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Ronald Griffi ths Timaru<br />
Dr Graham Gulbransen Kingsland Family Health Auckland<br />
Dr Nihal Gurusinghe Waitangi Family Practice Te Puke<br />
Dr Catherine Hadley Silverstream Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Mr Kevin Hague, MP Green Party Wellington<br />
Dr Karin Hall CentralMed Tauranga<br />
Maureen Hall Lakes Prime Care Rotorua<br />
Dr Sara Hampson Keri Med Doctors Kerikeri<br />
Fiona Hannah Five Cross Roads Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Tony Hanne Dr Hanne Family Practice Auckland<br />
Mrs Christine Hanne Dr Hanne Family Practice Auckland<br />
Sandy Hansen Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Dr John Hardie Boys Devon Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Derek Hardy Waihi<br />
Dr James Harman Paraparaumu Medical Centre Paraparaumu<br />
Dr Anna Harris Auckland<br />
RN Marie Harris Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Peter Harrison Huntly West Medical Centre Huntly<br />
Dr Pippa Harrison Nelson Family Medicine Nelson<br />
Dr Simone Hart Queenstown Medical Centre Queenstown<br />
Kay Harvey Tiakina Te Ora Auckland<br />
Mrs Allyson Harwood Midway Occupational Health Services Palmerston North<br />
Sonya Harwood HBPHO Hastings<br />
Dr David Hassan Wellsford<br />
Mrs Andrea Hathaway Shakespeare Road Medical Napier<br />
Dr Lesley Hawkins City Medical Gisborne<br />
Dr Dave Hay Oneroa Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr David Hay healthAlliance Auckland<br />
Dr Eva Hay Milford Family Medical Auckland<br />
Dr Wayne Hayter Radius Medical The Palms Palmerston North<br />
Raewynne Hayward Westbrook Surgery Rotorua<br />
Dr Gillian Haywood City Medical Gisborne<br />
Selina Haywood Kaipara Medical Centre Helensville<br />
Mr Daniel Healey Avondale Family Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Jocelyn Heard Otumoetai Doctors Tauranga<br />
Dr Jennifer Heazlewood Auckland Family Medical Practice Auckland<br />
Dr Colin Helm CentralMed Tauranga<br />
Dr Jean Hemmes The Doctors Surgery Whitianga<br />
Kathy Hemsley Bellemo Family Health New Plymouth<br />
Dr Amanda Henderson Immigration Medical Services Auckland<br />
Dr Paul Hendy Dr Hendy's Surgery Napier<br />
Dr Kerry Hennessy Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
Dr Anders Henriksson Danisco Australia Pty Ltd Botany<br />
Dr Paul Henry Juluka Medical Services Te Aroha<br />
Fiona Henson Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Emily Hermanson Riverlea Medical Centre Edgecumbe<br />
Dr Danielle Heron Dargaville Medical Centre Dargaville<br />
Dr Michael Hewitt Mt Albert Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Jacqui Hickman Health Te Aroha Te Aroha<br />
Dr Julie Anne Higham Mangere Family Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Antje Hilgert The Palms Practice Radius Medical Palmerston North<br />
Dr Claire Hill Devon Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Erica Hill Medicentre Tokoroa<br />
Dr Jenny Hill Otumoetai Health Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Rosie Hill Putararu-Tirau Family Doctors Putararu<br />
Mrs Gillian Hill Coast to Coast Healthcare Mangawhai Heads<br />
Dr Harry Hillebrand Waimauku Doctors Waimauku<br />
Mrs Fiona Hillebrand Waimauku Doctors Waimauku<br />
Mr Paul Hilton Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Dr David Hoadley Avondale Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Murray Hodder Auckland<br />
Gillian Hodgson Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Mary Hodson STNZ Ltd Auckland<br />
Dr Ian Hoffer Commercial Street Surgery Kawakawa<br />
Dr Paul Hogg Herne Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Penny Holdaway Gym Company Medical Ashburton<br />
Dr Julie Hollis Auckland<br />
Dr Jan Holmes Whangarei<br />
Prof Shaun Holt Tauranga<br />
Stacey Hooper University Of Auckland Rotorua<br />
Dr Eric Horne Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Timothy Hou Mangere Health Centre Auckland<br />
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Dr Chong Hong How Family Doctors Whangaparaoa<br />
Dr Beverley Howcroft Shakespeare Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Tin Htay Onehunga Accident & Medical Auckland<br />
Dr Wendy Huang Bayfair Doctors<br />
Dr Richard Hudson Ave 14 Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Margaret Hudson Greerton Health Tauranga<br />
Dr Debbie Hughes Lake Surgery Taupo<br />
Dr Lisa Hughes Hinemoa House Rotorua<br />
RN Julie Hulbert Girven Road Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Done Hulley Meadowbank Family Doctors Auckland<br />
Nicky Humphries Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Denise Hunt Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Dr Joanne Hunter Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Elinoor Hutching Bryant University of Otago - Wellington Wellington<br />
Dr Hella Insinger Pukekohe Family Healthcare Pukekohe<br />
Dr Mark Irwin Rotorua<br />
Dr Hans Itjeshorst Otaki Medical Center Otaki<br />
Dr Luke Ivancevic Dodson Medical Auckland<br />
Mrs Donna Jackson Tiakina Te Ora Auckland<br />
Joanna Jackson Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Carl Jacobsen Kopeopeo Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Dr Sheelagh James Auckland Family Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Sherry James Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Shanali Jayawardhana Kowhai Surgery Warkworth<br />
Dr Stuart Jenkins Waitemata District Health Board Takapuna<br />
Dr Paul Jip Central City Medical Palmerston North<br />
Mrs Aishah Jip Central City Medical Palmerston North<br />
Dr Matthias John Te Korowai Hauora O Hauraki Thames<br />
Dr Melanie Johns Katikati Medical Centre<br />
Dr Al Johnson Bethlehem Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Lannes Johnson Harbour Health PHO Auckland<br />
Dr Paul Johnston Clive Medical Centre Clive<br />
Mrs Gael Johnston Rotorua Medical Group Rotorua<br />
Dr Josh Johnstone 2 KIWI DOCS Tauranga<br />
Dr Bryn Jones Hauora Heretaunga Hastings<br />
Dr Kyra Jones Naenae Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Philippa Jones Western BOP PHO Tauranga<br />
Mr John Jordan Thames<br />
Mrs Susan Jordan Hauraki Plains Health Centre Thames<br />
Dr Vincent Joret Chadwick Healthcare Tauranga<br />
Dr Andrea Judd Kaikoura Medical Centre Kaikoura<br />
Dr Sherif Kalladka Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Dr George Karageorge Plimmerton Medical Center Wellington<br />
Dr Robert Kay Ostend Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Jean Kelly Capital & Coast District Health Board Wellington<br />
Dr Paul Kelly Miramar Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Teresa Kelly Clevedon Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Richard Kenner Clendon Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Alan Kenny Tokoroa Health Tokoroa<br />
Linda Kerr Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Maldev Keshvara Huntly West Medical Centre Huntly<br />
Dr Paul Keys Timaru Primary Care Timaru<br />
Dr Murtaza Khanbhai Te Atiawa Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Wee-Ling Khoo Cornwall Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Nigel Kim Bethlehem Family Doctor Tauranga<br />
Dr Geraldine King USA<br />
Mrs Heidi Kirk Waiuku Health Centre Waiuku<br />
Mrs Jenny Kissick SouthCare Medical centre Hawera<br />
Mr Andrew Kissling Vodafone New Zealand Auckland<br />
Christine Kitchingman Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
Helen Kjestrup Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Barry Knight Tokoroa Primary Care Tokoroa<br />
Dr Rall Koen Southcare Hawera<br />
Dr Elly Kroef Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Ms Janine Kuizinas Bethlehem Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Malsha Kularatna University of Otago - Wellington Wellington<br />
Dr John Kyle Albany Family Medical Centre Orewa<br />
Mrs Sarah Kyle Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Amrat Lad Northcare Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Christiana Lafferty Newlands Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Saba Lahood Johnsonville Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Santi Lala Central Medical Tauranga Tauranga<br />
Dr Karandeep Lall Tokoroa Hospital Rotorua<br />
Dr Justine Lancaster Mana Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr David Lane Browns Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Tom Lang Welcome Bay Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Cerys Lang CityMed Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Kay Large Titirangi Family Health Care Auckland<br />
Mrs Jackie Later Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Aniva Lawrence Paihia Medical Services Paihia<br />
Dr Christine Laws Red Beach Family Medical Red Beach<br />
Dr Clem Le Lievre Ngongotaha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Mrs Helen Le Quesne Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Jethro Le Roy Ngati Kahu Hauora Tauranga<br />
Dr Mily Leadley Hillcrest Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Patrick Leary Devon Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Joyce Lee Auckland<br />
Dr Yvonne LeFort Milford Family Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Alastair Leggat Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Martyn Lemberg Otumoetai Health Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Kuok Leow Panmure Medical Center Auckland<br />
Dr Kathryn Leslie Student Health Victoria University Wellington<br />
Dr Arna Letica Titirangi Family Health Care Auckland<br />
Mrs Lea Helena Light Ranolf Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Isobel Light RMIP Otago University Masterton<br />
Dr Helen Liley Crawford Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Melissa Lilley Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Michael Lin Carterton Medical Centre Carteron<br />
Dr John Lindsay Ranui Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Mirian Lindsay Pakuranga Medical Centre Auckland<br />
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Dr Jens-Peter Link Oneroa Accident & Medical Centre Waiheke Island<br />
Dr Tim Linton Linton Health Ltd Palmerston North<br />
Dr Tina Liu Waitakere Union Health North Shore City<br />
Karen Lloyd-Roberts Sunnynook Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Rachael Loan Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Mrs Julie Long Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
RN Marika Longman Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Dr Ian Lord Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Cam Loveridge-Easther RMIP Otago University Masterton<br />
Linda Lovini Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Mrs Vanessa Lowl Strandon Health New Plymouth<br />
Jill Lowrey HBPHO Hastings<br />
Mr Vui Lu Dunedin<br />
Dr Julia Lyons Tuakau Health Centre Pokeno<br />
Dr Ezra Mabidikama Kerikeri Medical Centre Kerikeri<br />
Dr Mahbub Mabin East Tamaki Health Care Auckland<br />
Dr Alison MacDonald Auckland<br />
Dr Vicki Macfarlane Community Alcohol and Drug Services<br />
Mrs Kerry Mackie North Harbour Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Ms Michelle MacKinnon Rimu Lodge Rest Home Palmerston North<br />
Dr Bryan Macleod Coromandel Family Health Centre Coromandel<br />
Shona Macrury Greerton Health Tauranga<br />
Dr Maysa Mahmoud Clive Medical Centre Hastings<br />
Dr Stephen Main Hokianga Health Rawene<br />
Dr Cemira Mairaj Auckland<br />
Mrs Annchen Maisel Mahoe Street Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Dr Akanesi Makakaufaki West Fono Health Trust Auckland<br />
Dr Amir Malik Pomare Union Health Wellington<br />
Dr Janet Maloney-Moni Moni Nursing Services Opotiki<br />
Mrs Alicia Mamea The Doctors New Lynn Auckland<br />
Dr Alan Mangan Aramoho Health Centre Wanganui<br />
Dr Brett Mann Ilam Medical Centre Christchurch<br />
Dr Janan Mansour East Tamaki Health Care Auckland<br />
Mrs Kerry Marra Otumoetai Doctors Tauranga<br />
Dr David Marris Hibiscus Coast<br />
Dr Ross Marshall Otorohonga Medical Centre Otorohonga<br />
Karen Marshall Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Harry Martin <strong>GP</strong> Locum Auckland<br />
Dr Richard Martin Richmond Health Nelson<br />
Mrs Lesley Martin The Family Clinic Taumarunui<br />
Lenare Martin Flagstaff Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Allen Marx Gisborne<br />
Dr Allie Maskill Linton Military Camp/Bulls Medical Centre Palmerston North<br />
Mrs Eleni Mason Pacifi c Health Services Wellington<br />
Dr Raju Mathew Taihape Health Taihape<br />
Dr Paula Mathieson Te Puawaitanga o Otangarei Whangarei<br />
RN Suzanne Matthews WBoP PHO Tauranga<br />
Dr Kim Mawson Korowai Aroha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Michelle May Am I Hungry? USA<br />
Dr Edward Mayeaux Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center USA<br />
Donna McArley Western BOP PHO Tauranga<br />
Donna McConnell Phoenix Health Whakatane<br />
Dr Alastair McDonald Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Dr Alison McFarlane Mangapapa Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Dr Ken McFarlane Mangapapa Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Dr Nicole McGinty Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Richard McGrath Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Alison McGruer Herne Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Sharon McHardy City Doctors Palmerston North<br />
Dr Himali McInnes Mangere Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Nick McIvor Head & Neck Associates Auckland<br />
Dr Mikayla Mckeague Dargaville Medical Centre Dargaville<br />
Dr Nicola McKendrey Te Mata Peak Practice Havelock North<br />
Mrs Maree McKenna Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Barbara McKenzie Kaipara Medical Centre Helensville<br />
Dr Jim McKevitt Pheonix Health Whakatane<br />
Jan McKillen Ave 14 Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Lorraine McKinstry Pakuranga Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Anne McLean Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Alison McLeod Auckland Regional Public Health Service Auckland<br />
Dr Andrew McMenamin Te Ngae Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Claire McNally Farm St Family Health Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Ian McPhail Korowai Aroha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Simon Meech Dee St Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Mrs Michelle Melligan Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Dr Linda Mellor Massey University Student Health Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Guy Melrose Anglesea Accident/Medical Hamilton<br />
Dr Anna Meuli Kaiti Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Dr David Meuli Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Fran Meuli Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Richard Meyer Patea Doctors Patea<br />
Jane Millar RMIP Student Dannevirke<br />
Dr Chris Miller Coast to Coast Healthcare Warkworth<br />
Dr Malcolm Miller Kaipara Medical Centre Kumeu<br />
Mrs Karin Milliken Holistic Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Janet Mills Strandon Health New Plymouth<br />
Dr Matt Mills Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Mrs Tessa Mills Masterton<br />
Dr Julie Milmine Totara Health Napier<br />
Dr Iris Milne Te Whanau a Iwi Gisborne<br />
Elizabeth Milner Total Care Health Services Auckland<br />
Dr Noshir Mistry South Care Urgent Medical Manukau<br />
Mrs Daksha Mistry South Care Urgent Medical Manukau<br />
Dr Penelope Mitchell Nelson<br />
Jane Mitchell Newlands Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Lesly Mitchell Marewa Surgery Napier<br />
Dr Vesna Mitic Hauraki Medical Centre North Shore City<br />
Dr Alvin Mitikulena Kilbirnie Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Busi Mnguni Te Kauwhata Health Centre Te Kauwhata<br />
Mr Zachary Moaveni Tristram Clinic Hamilton<br />
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Dr Lailani Mondares Church St Surgery Opotiki<br />
RN Sue Monkman Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
Dr David Monks Health eSolution Waitakere<br />
Dr Barney Montgomery Freemans Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Penny Montgomery Richmond Rd Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Peter Moodie PHARMAC Wellington<br />
Dr Anna Moore Auckland<br />
Dr Lesley-Anne Moore Stoddard Rd Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Linda Moore Waitakere<br />
Dr Ish Morar Pukekohe Family Health Care Pukekohe<br />
Mrs Neilar Morar Pukekohe<br />
Dr Alex Moreland Farm St Family Health Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Mrs Kelley Morey Rotorua Medical Group Rotorua<br />
RN Rachel Morris Bethlehem Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Jonathan Morton Central City Medical Palmerston North<br />
RN Kate Morton Central City Medical Palmerston North<br />
Dr Sandie Moss 5th Avenue Family Practice Tauranga<br />
Dr Deon Mostert Pukekohe Family Health Care<br />
Dr Naomi Mottershead Caversham Medical Centre Dunedin<br />
Dr Tony Moyle Kaiti Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Dr Margaret Muir Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Mrs Sally Muir Dr Hendy's Surgery Napier<br />
Barbara Muir Parnell Heath Centre Remuera<br />
Dr Mark Muller Central Med Tauranga Tauranga<br />
Kay Mulqueen Bayfair Doctors Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Sally Murdoch Ngati Porou Hauora Gisborne<br />
Dr Phillipa Murray Auckland Family Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Adrianne Murray Te Hauora O Te Hiku O Te Ika Mangonui<br />
Dr Kubendra Naicker Masters Medical Clinic Hamilton<br />
Dr Kubendra Naicker Masters Medical Clinic Hamilton<br />
Dr Vinodha Naidoo Onewa Road Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Poornima Nair Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Dr Arvind Narayan River Road Family Practice Hamilton<br />
Dr Esela Natano Pacifi c Health Services Wellington<br />
Dr Chris Naughton Mangere Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Carey Nazzer Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Anita Nearey Whai Oranga Health Centre Wellington<br />
RN Rebecca Negus Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Norma Nehren Te Hauora O Te Hiku O Te Ika Kaitaia<br />
Mrs Jody Neville-Lamb Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Dr Bala Newton Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Gabriel Ng Tiakina Te Ora Auckland<br />
Dr Lincoln Nicholls Linton Army Camp M.T.C Palmerston North<br />
Lindsay Nicholls Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Dr Carol Nicholson Ostend Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Carol Nicholson Ostend Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Kingsley Nirmalaraj Tauranaga Hospital Tauranga<br />
Dr Alex Nishi Manukau<br />
Dr Geoffrey Norcliffe Birkenhead Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Raewyn Norman PMAANZ Waihi<br />
Dr Stuart Norrie Dargaville Medical Centre Dargaville<br />
Dr Linda Norrish Gate Pa Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Mr Michael Nottingham Auckland<br />
Dr Murray Nutsford Northcare Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
A/Prof Amanda Oakley Waikato Hospital Hamilton<br />
Dr Kristine Oates Wood Street Surgery Temuka<br />
Dr Dirk Oberholster Paramount Medical Centre Kamo<br />
Dr Paul Ockleford New Zealand Medical Association Auckland<br />
Mrs Marja O'Connor Whakatane Medical Practice Whakatane<br />
Mr Nathan O'Donnell Dunedin School of Medicine Greymouth<br />
Dr Jenny Ogilvy University of Otago Student Health Service Dunedin<br />
Mrs Leeanne O'Hallahan Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
RN Michelle Ordner Skin and Vein Clinic Kamo<br />
Mrs Jeanette Osborne 5th Avenue Family Practice Tauranga<br />
Donna O'Sullivan Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Narayanan Prem Kumar Padmanabhan Radius Medical Palmerston North<br />
Dr Leesa Paki Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Donna Palmer Onerahi Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Dr Melinda Parnell SportsMed Canterbury Christchurch<br />
Dr Mandy Parris-Piper Torbay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Trevor Parry Palmerston North<br />
Rebekah Parry South City Health Hamilton<br />
Ruth Parsons Waihi Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Dr Naresh Parsotam St Andrews Radius Hamilton<br />
Dr Robert Pascoe Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Dr Nishkala Pasupati Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Vipul Patel Mana Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Jodie Paterson Westmere Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Alasdair Patrick Middlemore Hospital Auckland<br />
Jessica Payne University of Auckland Auckland<br />
Mrs Kristin Penman Ngongotaha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Gillian Penno Kenepuru Accident and Medical Clinic Wellington<br />
Dr Jane Pepper Mairangi Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Brian Percival Kopeopeo Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Mrs Hilary Perry Richmond Road Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Shahnaz Perveen Auckland<br />
Dr Jo Petersen Phoenix Health Whakatane<br />
Dr Jean Peterson Marsden Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Lloyd Peterson Hastings Health Centre Hastings<br />
Dr Harald Pfeffer Pfeffer Medical Services Taumarunui<br />
Desiree' Pfeffer Pfeffer Medical Services Taumarunui<br />
Ari Pfeiffenterger Wellington<br />
Mr Shaun Phelan Medical Assurance Society Wellington<br />
Dr Jonathon Phillips Northcare Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Gaeline Phipps Wellington<br />
Dr Dave Pickett Courtenay Medical Ltd Wellington<br />
Dr Linda Pirrit Auckland<br />
Di Pirrit Waihi Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Dr Jordan Pishief Waiarohia Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Dr Bruce Pitchford Matamata Medical Centre Matamata<br />
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Dr Mike Pohl Cairnhill Health Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Jacqui Pond Clive Medical Centre Clive<br />
Dr Elaine Pooler Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Dr Lynne Potter Browns Bay Family Doctors<br />
Kaye Potter Phoenix Health Whakatane<br />
Dr Bhuwan Poudel Desmond Road Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Dr Keryn Powell Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Liz Powell Hinemoa House Rotorua<br />
Dr Geraldine Poynter St Heliers Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Claude Preitner Civil Aviation Authority Wellington<br />
Julie Price Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Corinna Proehl Waipawa Medical Centre Waipawa<br />
RN Carol Pryce Healthline Taupo<br />
Mrs Karlene Purves Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Dr Zoe Quinn Albert Street Medical Centre<br />
Mrs Donna Radich Avon Medical Care Centre Stratford<br />
Dr Vasanathan Raghuveeran Masters Medical Clinic Hamilton<br />
Dr Songita Rahman Waitara Health Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Mokesh Raj Hillpark Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Lewis Randal Maungakiekie Clinic Auckland<br />
Dr Jo Randall Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Runa Rao Te Manu Toroa Tauranga<br />
Dr Bert Rauber Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Sarah Redfern Redfern Health<br />
Dr Chris Reid Kerikeri Medical Centre<br />
Dr Stewart Reid GlaxoSmithKline Auckland<br />
Rachel Reynolds Waihi Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Dr Penelope Rice Wilson Templeton Medical Christchurch<br />
Dr Tae Richardson Totara Health Hastings<br />
Dr John Richmond Family Medicine Birkenhead Auckland<br />
RN Margot Richmond Family Medicine Birkenhead Auckland<br />
Mrs Janet Ridge Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Robert Rigby Thames<br />
Dr Catherine Ripley Red Beach Family Medical Centre Whangaparaoa<br />
Mrs Patricia Rivalland Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Valerie Rivers Widdowson & Sprague Medical Whangarei<br />
Dr Julian Roberts Sunnynook Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Peter Robinson Medicus Wellington<br />
Dr Shelley Robinson Newlands Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr David Robson Sydney Street Health Centre Palmerston North<br />
Wendy Rogers Herne Bay Medical Centre<br />
Dr Christoph Rohrbach Central Medical Oamaru<br />
Ms Dineke Roos Inglewood<br />
Marilyn Rosewarne IMAC Tauranga<br />
Dr David Rowbotham MacMurray Gastroenterology / ADHB Auckland<br />
Mrs Michele Rowe Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Mr Kevin Rowlatt Island Bay Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Mrs Deena Royal Ohope Beach Medical Centre Ohope<br />
Dr Gabrielle Ruben Karori Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Richard Ruddell Clendon Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Shamnika Rupasinghe Mt Smart Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Claire Russell Kerikeri Medical Centre Paihia<br />
Dr Helen Russell Family Planning Gisborne<br />
Dr John Russell Hillsborough Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr John Russell Shakespeare Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Judith Russell White Cross Whangarei<br />
Dr Kirsty Russell Wood Street Surgery Temuka<br />
Shirley Ryan Ave 14 Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Mrs Nikki Ryniker-Doull Radius Medical Solutions Napier<br />
Dr Eileen Sables Pakuranga Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Manisha Saini Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Rattandeep Saini RANZC<strong>GP</strong> Auckland<br />
Mrs Nahed Salih Auckland<br />
Dr Lakhminder Sandhu Radius Medical St Andrews Hamilton<br />
Dr Nicky Sankey Owhata Surgery Rotorua<br />
Dr Kirsten Sauermann Foxton Locums Ltd Palmerston North<br />
Mrs Patricia Sauermann Foxton Locums Ltd Palmerston North<br />
Dr Helen Saunders Mangere Refugee Health Service Auckland<br />
Dr Nina Sawicki Quality Family Healthcare Wellington<br />
Dr Tiffany Sayer South City Health Hamilton<br />
Dr Pat Scarlet P D Scarlet Medical Services Hamilton<br />
Mary-Anne Schaab Veteran Affairs New Zealand Kaeo<br />
Dr Constanze Scheppach Napier<br />
Dr Helen Schimanski Greenwood Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Ingrid Scott Widdowson Sprague Medical<br />
Dr Malcolm Scott Papamoa Pines Medical Papamoa<br />
Dr Rupert Scott Rata Family Health Whangarei<br />
Karen Scott Strandon Health New Plymouth<br />
Dr Gunawan Setiadarma Murupara Medical Centre Murupara<br />
Dr Pravedh Sewnarain Turuki Healthcare Auckland<br />
Dr David Shand Drury Surgery Auckland<br />
Joanna Shand Drury Surgery Auckland<br />
Dr Nadarajah Shanmugalingam Glengarry Medical Limited Invercargill<br />
Mrs Sue Shannon Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Anil Sharma Auckland<br />
Dr Heather Shaw Te Manu Taroa Tauranga<br />
Dr Murray Shaw Amesbury Health Centre Palmerston North<br />
Dr Vicki Shaw Palmerston North<br />
Dr Dav Sheahan Papamoa Pines Medical Centre Papamoa<br />
RN Sara Shearman Bethlehem Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Raj Shekar ETHC Weymouth Surgery<br />
Dr Usha Shekar ETHC Bards Road<br />
Mrs Dale Shepherd Pakuranga Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Heather Sherman Kawhia Health Service Kawhia<br />
Dr Rob Shilston Bethlehem Family Doctor Tauranga<br />
Dr Laura Shuster Morrinsville Medical Centre Morrinsville<br />
Andrea Sievwright SouthSeas HealthCare Auckland<br />
Dr Branko Sijnja RMIP Otago University Dunedin<br />
Dr Fred Simpson Primary Health Care Tokoroa<br />
Dr Kate Sinclair South City Health Centre Hamilton<br />
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Dr Jann Singer Auckland<br />
Dr Dilawar Singh Radius Medical Rototuna Hamilton<br />
Dr Nidhi Singh Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Katir Sinnathamby The Doctors New Lynn Auckland<br />
Dr Yoga Sinnathamby The Doctors New Lynn Auckland<br />
Kay Sloan Dept. of Corrections Napier<br />
Dr Russell Smart Counties Manukau DHB Auckland<br />
Dr Ian Smiley Moturoa Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Mrs Clare Smiley Moturoa Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Brenda Smith Ropata Medical Centre Lower Hutt<br />
Dr Christopher Smith Ranui Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr David Smith Whaiora General Practice Masterton<br />
Dr Susan Smith Apollo Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Nine Smuts The Doctors Hastings Hastings<br />
Dr Dot Smyth Hamilton<br />
Dr Katie Snyman Ranolf Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Benjamin Soe Turuku Health Care Auckland<br />
Dr David Somerton Desmond Road Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Dr Al Somerville Cairnhill Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Marcia Sonneveld Marewa Surgery Napier<br />
Dr Rajiv Sood Mt Roskill Medical and Surgical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Alison Sorley Silverdale Medical Auckland<br />
Mrs Jennifer Southern Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Dr Tina-Anne Southgate Auckland<br />
Dr David Spear Rotorua<br />
Dr Kristin Speers Totara Health Ltd Napier<br />
Dr Jonathan Sprague Widdowson Sprague Medical Whangarei<br />
Dr Jenny Spring Greymouth Medical Centre Greymouth<br />
Dr Mark Spring Whangamata Medical Centre Whangamata<br />
Dr David Srinivasagam Putararu-Tirau Family Doctors Putararu<br />
Dr Shelley Stansfi eld Upper Hutt Health Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Brett Starck c/o: 39 Muritai Crescent Hastings<br />
Caroline Steens Whakatane Medical Practice Whakatane<br />
Dr Bob Stephens Tukituki Medical Waipukurau<br />
Dr Chris Stewart Welcome Bay Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Judy Stewart Auckland<br />
Dr Kathy Stone Porirua<br />
Dr Kara Stones Roselands Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Phillipa Story Stortford Medical Centre Hastings<br />
Dr Richard Stubbs Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Satya Subramanian Mangere Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Ahamed Sulaiman Auckland<br />
Mrs Lynda Sullivan Hillcrest Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Bruce Sutherland Kawau Bay Health Warkworth<br />
Mrs Hilary Sutherland Matamata Medical Centre Matamata<br />
Dr Carolyn Sutton Avondale Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Tim Sutton Middlemore Hospital Auckland<br />
Dr Tony Svensen Avondale Health Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Jane Sweeney Roselands Doctors Auckland<br />
Mrs Henrietta Taia Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Anthony Tam Mt Eden Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Mimi Tanaka EastMed Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Julie Taylor Mt Eden Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Sharon Taylor Whakatohea Health Centre Opotiki<br />
Dr Wah Teh Whangarei<br />
Brenda Telfer Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Mrs Heather Templeton Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Dr Barry Ter Haar Hibiscus Coast Medical Centre Orewa<br />
Dr Aage Terpstra Kuripuni Medical Centre Masterton<br />
Mrs Jane Terpstra Kuripuni Medical Centre Masterton<br />
Dr Lindsay Thomas Thomas Locum Services Ltd Whakatane<br />
Mrs Jan Thomas Phoenix Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Dr David Thompson Auckland<br />
Mr Jordan Thompson University of Auckland Auckland<br />
Mrs Shirley Thompson Avon Medical Care Centre Stratford<br />
Suzanne Thompson Ohope Beach Medical Centre Ohope<br />
Dr Rachel Thomson Te Kaha Medical Centre Opotiki<br />
Mrs Janine Thomspon Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Catherine Thorp Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Audrey Thorpe North Harbour Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Reshma Thota East Tamaki Healthcare Auckland<br />
Dr C S Thrush Auckland<br />
Dr Nadina Thwaites Queen St Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Graeme Tingey Girven Road Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr David Tipene-Leach Hauora Heretaunga Hastings<br />
Dr Janet Titchener Hauora Heretaunga Hastings<br />
Dr Isabel Titlow Westbrook Surgery Rotorua<br />
Sue Todd Dunedin<br />
Dr Renate Tolks Auckland<br />
Anita Tong Dunedin<br />
Dr Angela Tovey Huapai Family Medical Practice Huapai<br />
Dr Ross Tovey Huapai Family Medical Practice Huapai<br />
Dr Hugh Townend Student Health - Victoria Univertsity Wellington<br />
Penny Treadwell Homecare Medical Auckland<br />
Dr Hester Tremain Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Paul Treon The Doctors Napier Napier<br />
Dr Peter Tribe Cambridge<br />
Dr Lisa Trigger-Hay Auckland<br />
Dr Paul Trotman Maungakiekie Clinic Auckland<br />
Mrs Ann Trotman Auckland<br />
Dr L'Ondine Tukuitonga West Fono Health Trust/Mangere Family Doctor Auckland<br />
Dr Beth Turk Greenstone Family Clinic Auckland<br />
Dr Tessa Turnbull Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Dr Giles Turner Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Nikki Turner University of Auckland Wellington<br />
Denise Turvey South City Health Hamilton<br />
Dr Michael Tustin Korowai Aroha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Maryann Tyrie Whakatohea Health Centre Opotiki<br />
Dr Brian Underwood Wairoa<br />
Mrs Christine Underwood Wairoa<br />
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Dr Nikki Vadgama Queen St Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Vanessa Vallely Te Awamutu Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr David van Buuren Central Family Healthcare Whangarei<br />
Dr Nicky van der Hulst Dargaville Medical Centre Dargaville<br />
Dr David van Hyfte Inglewood District Health Centre New Plymouth<br />
RN Sue van Mierlo Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
Carolien Van Reekum Health Te Aroha Te Aroha<br />
Dr Conny van Setten Koiri Trust Family Clinic Taumarunui<br />
RN Elizabeth Vantol Girven Road Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr William Varty Matamata Medical Centre Matamata<br />
Dr Mark Vaughan Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Vineta Vellinga Roselands Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Lakshmi Vengadasalam Student Health Services - University of Waikato Hamilton<br />
Mrs Gillian Vincent Matamata Medical Centre Matamata<br />
Mr Ross Voltz Waiuku Health Centre Waiuku<br />
Mrs Rebecca Voltz Roselands Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Andy von Biel Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Mrs Amanda von Biel Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Dr Juliet Walker Bader Drive Health Care Auckland<br />
Dr Marcia Walker Marscherub Locum Ltd Waitakere<br />
Dr Roslyn Wall Karori Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Ian Wallbridge Musculoskeletal Pain Physician Rotorua<br />
Mrs Helen Wallbridge Lakes Prime Care Rotorua<br />
Dr Elizabeth Walters Te Ngae Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Kevin Walters Medical Centre @ Apollo North Shore City<br />
Dr Caroline Wang Mission Bay Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Rafi k Wanis Health Care Centre Wairoa<br />
Dr Roger Ward Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Dr Christine Ware Westend Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Howard Waterfall Remuera Village Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Denise Watt Kitchener Road Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Margaret Waugh Ngaruawahia Medical Centre Ngaruawahia<br />
Dr Andrew Webster Auckland<br />
Dr Melanie Webster Wellington<br />
Mr Richard Webster Thames<br />
Mrs Gillian Webster Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
Dr Slushna Weeramuni Lynnmall Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr John Wellingham Appollo Medical Centre North Shore City<br />
Ruth Wells Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Dr Marama Wepa Rotorua<br />
Dr David Werry Island Bay Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Brian Wesley-Smith Plimmerton Medical Centre Porirua<br />
Dr Mary Wesley-Smith Plimmerton Medical Centre Porirua<br />
Mrs Sue Westwood Auckland Family Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Erica Whinery Kelly Auckland Breast Clinic Auckland<br />
Kerry Whisker Health Te Aroha Te Aroha<br />
Dr Dawn White Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Dr Jan White Mt Eden Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Jill Whitehead Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Dr Graeme Whittaker Manly Medical Centre Whangaparaoa<br />
Mr Samuel Whittaker University of Auckland Whangaparaoa<br />
Mrs Susan Whittaker University of Auckland Whangaparaoa<br />
Dr Julie Whittome Brooklyn Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Frank Wiehahn Aotea Health Great Barrier Island<br />
Trish Wilkinson Carterton Medical Centre Carterton<br />
Dr Rob Wilks Christchurch<br />
Dr Suzanne Williamson Auckland<br />
Mr Mark Wills Peak Primary Ltd Auckland<br />
Chris Wills Medical Assurance Society Wellington<br />
Dr Rebekah Wilson Red Beach Family Medical Centre Whangaparaoa<br />
Dr Sam Wilson Tararua Health Group Ltd Dannevirke<br />
Mrs Shelley Wilson Otorohonga Medical Centre Otorohonga<br />
Clare Wilson University of Otago Wellington<br />
Robyn Wilson Ostend Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Barrie Winn Little London Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Jane Winton Whangarei<br />
Dr Graham Witney Crawford Medical Centre Manukau<br />
Dr Karen Wong Albert Street Medical Centre Palmerston North<br />
Dr Toon Kwok Wong Singapore<br />
Dr Prabani Wood Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Lisa Wood South City Health Hamilton<br />
Annie Woodsford Phoenix Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Diana Worley Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Gina Wright Tauranga<br />
Dr David Wu East Tamaki Healthcare Auckland<br />
Dr Gary Wu The Doctors New Lynn Auckland<br />
Ms Diana Wynands Vivian Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Mrs Edna Yardley 5th Avenue Family Practice Tauranga<br />
Dr David Yates Wanganui<br />
Mrs Patricia Yates Wanganui<br />
Saleen Yeldezian Auckland<br />
Dr Rennie Young Ruahine Medical Centre Fielding<br />
Frances Young Church Street Surgery Opotiki<br />
Dr Gordon Zacharias Horo Com Practice Levin<br />
Dr Patricia Zingel Tauranga<br />
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Title Given Name Surname Clinic/Practice/Company Town/City<br />
Dr Margaret Blanshard Lumsden Medical Centre Arrowtown<br />
Dr Penny Holdaway Gym Company Medical Ashburton<br />
Dr Susan Smith Apollo Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Erica Whinery Kelly Auckland Breast Clinic Auckland<br />
Dr Sheelagh James Auckland Family Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Phillipa Murray Auckland Family Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Sue Westwood Auckland Family Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Jennifer Heazlewood Auckland Family Medical Practice Auckland<br />
Dr Alison McLeod Auckland Regional Public Health Service Auckland<br />
Dr Coral Fonseca Avondale Family Health Centre Auckland<br />
Mr Daniel Healey Avondale Family Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr David Hoadley Avondale Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Carolyn Sutton Avondale Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Tony Svensen Avondale Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Siro Fuatai Bader Drive Health Care Auckland<br />
Dr Juliet Walker Bader Drive Health Care Auckland<br />
Dr Geoffrey Norcliffe Birkenhead Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Lynne Potter Browns Bay Family Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr David Lane Browns Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Carolyn Falkner CADS Auckland<br />
Dr Mike Pohl Cairnhill Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Al Somerville Cairnhill Health Centre Auckland<br />
Cerys Lang CityMed Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Richard Kenner Clendon Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Richard Ruddell Clendon Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Teresa Kelly Clevedon Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Yvonne Marie Greenfi eld Clinic 41 Auckland<br />
Dr Vicki Macfarlane Community Alcohol and Drug Services Auckland<br />
Dr Catherine Chan Conifer Grove Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Mary Buckler Cornwall Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Wee-Ling Khoo Cornwall Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Russell Smart Counties Manukau DHB Auckland<br />
Dr Helen Liley Crawford Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Luke Ivancevic Dodson Medical Auckland<br />
Dr Tony Hanne Dr Hanne Family Practice Auckland<br />
Mrs Christine Hanne Dr Hanne Family Practice Auckland<br />
Dr David Shand Drury Surgery Auckland<br />
Joanna Shand Drury Surgery Auckland<br />
Dr Peter Coleman Dury Surgery Auckland<br />
Dr Mahbub Mabin East Tamaki Health Care Auckland<br />
Dr Janan Mansour East Tamaki Health Care Auckland<br />
Dr Raj Shekar East Tamaki Health Care Auckland<br />
Dr Usha Shekar East Tamaki Health Care Auckland<br />
Dr Reshma Thota East Tamaki Healthcare Auckland<br />
Dr David Wu East Tamaki Healthcare Auckland<br />
Dr Sue Argent EastMed Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Mimi Tanaka EastMed Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Angela Fraser Ellerslie Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr John Richmond Family Medicine Birkenhead Auckland<br />
RN Margot Richmond Family Medicine Birkenhead Auckland<br />
Dr Lillian Fraser Fraser Locum Ltd Auckland<br />
Dr Lauren Brenner Freemans Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Barney Montgomery Freemans Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Stewart Reid GlaxoSmithKline Auckland<br />
Dr Harry Martin <strong>GP</strong> Locum Auckland<br />
Dr Beth Turk Greenstone Family Clinic Auckland<br />
Dr Helen Schimanski Greenwood Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Lannes Johnson Harbour Health PHO Auckland<br />
Dr Janice Brown Hauraki Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Nick McIvor Head & Neck Associates Auckland<br />
Dr John Chaplin Head and Neck Associates Auckland<br />
Dr David Hay healthAlliance Auckland<br />
Dr Nasim Ali Herne Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr David Bulmer Herne Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Paul Hogg Herne Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Alison McGruer Herne Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Wendy Rogers Herne Bay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Andrew Chambers Hibiscus Coast Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Mary Griffi ths Hibiscus Coast Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Kathy Burt Highland Park Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Mokesh Raj Hillpark Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Ivan Connell Hillsborough Medical Centre Auckland<br />
RN Robyn Filmer Hillsborough Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr John Russell Hillsborough Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Sue Clarke Hobsonville Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Karin Milliken Holistic Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Penny Treadwell Homecare Medical Auckland<br />
Dr Stephen Dorairaj Howick Medical Practice Auckland<br />
Dr Amanda Henderson Immigration Medical Services Auckland<br />
Dr Rakesh Dogra Kaipara Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Peter Bowden Kauri Family Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Clinton Anderson Kawau Bay Health Auckland<br />
Dr Graham Gulbransen Kingsland Family Health Auckland<br />
Mrs Josie Cunningham Kitchener Road Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Denise Watt Kitchener Road Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Naomi Bell Kowhai Surgery Auckland<br />
Dr Luisa Fonua-Faeamani Langimalie Clinic Auckland<br />
Dr Angela Bang Leabank Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Slushna Weeramuni Lynnmall Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr David Rowbotham MacMurray Gastroenterology / ADHB Auckland<br />
Dr Jo Blakey Mairangi Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Jane Pepper Mairangi Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Julie Anne Higham Mangere Family Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Rekha Das Mangere Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Timothy Hou Mangere Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Himali McInnes Mangere Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Chris Naughton Mangere Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Satya Subramanian Mangere Health Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Helen Saunders Mangere Refugee Health Service Auckland<br />
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Dr Cliff Ah Kitt Manukau City Accident & Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Jean Peterson Marsden Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Lewis Randal Maungakiekie Clinic Auckland<br />
Dr Paul Trotman Maungakiekie Clinic Auckland<br />
Dr Chris Dickey McLaren Park Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Stephen Gates Meadowbank Family Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Done Hulley Meadowbank Family Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Thomas Doo Meadowbank Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Michelle Bonnici Medical Centre @ Apollo Auckland<br />
Dr Ross Boswell Middlemore Hospital Auckland<br />
Dr Alasdair Patrick Middlemore Hospital Auckland<br />
Dr Tim Sutton Middlemore Hospital Auckland<br />
Dr Eva Hay Milford Family Medical Auckland<br />
Dr Yvonne LeFort Milford Family Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Caroline Wang Mission Bay Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Michael Hewitt Mt Albert Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Michele Cooper Mt Eden Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Anthony Tam Mt Eden Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Julie Taylor Mt Eden Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Jan White Mt Eden Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Paul Fur Mt Roskill Medical and Surgical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Rajiv Sood Mt Roskill Medical and Surgical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Shamnika Rupasinghe Mt Smart Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Paul Ockleford New Zealand Medical Association Auckland<br />
Mrs Kerry Mackie North Harbour Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Audrey Thorpe North Harbour Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Tin Htay Onehunga Accident & Medical Auckland<br />
Dr Dave Hay Oneroa Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Vinodha Naidoo Onewa Road Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Robert Kay Ostend Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Carol Nicholson Ostend Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Carol Nicholson Ostend Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Robyn Wilson Ostend Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Debbie Cripps Pakuranga Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Mirian Lindsay Pakuranga Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Lorraine McKinstry Pakuranga Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Eileen Sables Pakuranga Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Dale Shepherd Pakuranga Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Kuok Leow Panmure Medical Center Auckland<br />
Mr Mark Wills Peak Primary Ltd Auckland<br />
Dr Nadina Thwaites Queen St Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Nikki Vadgama Queen St Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Alexandra Goldkom Queen Street Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr John Lindsay Ranui Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Christopher Smith Ranui Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Rattandeep Saini RANZC<strong>GP</strong> Auckland<br />
Dr Sarah Redfern Redfern Health Auckland<br />
Dr Howard Waterfall Remuera Village Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr James Beetham Richmond Road Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Phyllida Cotton-Barker Richmond Road Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Hilary Perry Richmond Road Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Kara Stones Roselands Doctors Auckland<br />
Mrs Jane Sweeney Roselands Doctors Auckland<br />
Vineta Vellinga Roselands Doctors Auckland<br />
Mrs Rebecca Voltz Roselands Doctors Auckland<br />
Dr Beverley Howcroft Shakespeare Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr John Russell Shakespeare Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Alison Sorley Silverdale Medical Auckland<br />
Dr Alex Bartle Sleep Well Clinic Auckland<br />
Mr Paul Denham Southern Cross Primary Care Ltd Auckland<br />
Andrea Sievwright SouthSeas HealthCare Auckland<br />
Dr Geraldine Poynter St Heliers Health Centre Auckland<br />
Mary Hodson STNZ Ltd Auckland<br />
Dr Lesley-Anne Moore Stoddard Rd Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Karen Lloyd-Roberts Sunnynook Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Julian Roberts Sunnynook Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Gamil Botros Tepuna Hauora Auckland<br />
Mr Tom Bowden That's ri Auckland<br />
Mrs Alicia Mamea The Doctors New Lynn Auckland<br />
Dr Katir Sinnathamby The Doctors New Lynn Auckland<br />
Dr Yoga Sinnathamby The Doctors New Lynn Auckland<br />
Dr Gary Wu The Doctors New Lynn Auckland<br />
Dr Jacqueline Allan Tiakina Te Ora Auckland<br />
Kay Harvey Tiakina Te Ora Auckland<br />
Mrs Donna Jackson Tiakina Te Ora Auckland<br />
Dr Gabriel Ng Tiakina Te Ora Auckland<br />
Dr Kay Large Titirangi Family Health Care Auckland<br />
Dr Arna Letica Titirangi Family Health Care Auckland<br />
Dr Clare Dudding Torbay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Mandy Parris-Piper Torbay Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Elizabeth Milner Total Care Health Services Auckland<br />
Dr Pravedh Sewnarain Turuki Healthcare Auckland<br />
Dr Benjamin Soe Turuku Health Care Auckland<br />
Dr Ngaire Anderson University of Auckland Auckland<br />
Barbara Docherty University of Auckland Auckland<br />
Dr Deralie Flower University of Auckland Auckland<br />
Jessica Payne University of Auckland Auckland<br />
Mr Jordan Thompson University of Auckland Auckland<br />
Mr Andrew Kissling Vodafone New Zealand Auckland<br />
Dr Glenn Doherty Wai Health Clinic Auckland<br />
Mr Rab Burtun Waitakere Hospital Auckland<br />
Dr Akanesi Makakaufaki West Fono Health Trust Auckland<br />
Dr L'Ondine Tukuitonga West Fono Health Trust/Mangere Family Doctor Auckland<br />
Dr Jodie Paterson Westmere Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Marcus Bishop Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Ms Caroline Campbell Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Eric Horne Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Alastair Leggat Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Leesa Paki Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Mrs Henrietta Taia Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
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Dr Prabani Wood Westview Medical Centre Auckland<br />
Dr Nikki Chambers White Cross Healthcare Auckland<br />
Dr Rashid Ahmed Auckland<br />
Dr Karim Alipour Auckland<br />
Dr Cloene Armstrong Auckland<br />
Mr Jason Chang Auckland<br />
Dr Erin Chen Auckland<br />
Dr Marguerite Dalton Auckland<br />
Dr Colin Edwards Auckland<br />
Dr Lance Garcia Auckland<br />
Dr Irene Greenman Auckland<br />
Dr Anna Harris Auckland<br />
Dr Murray Hodder Auckland<br />
Dr Julie Hollis Auckland<br />
Joyce Lee Auckland<br />
Dr Alison MacDonald Auckland<br />
Dr Cemira Mairaj Auckland<br />
Dr Anna Moore Auckland<br />
Mr Michael Nottingham Auckland<br />
Dr Shahnaz Perveen Auckland<br />
Dr Linda Pirrit Auckland<br />
Mrs Nahed Salih Auckland<br />
Dr Anil Sharma Auckland<br />
Dr Jann Singer Auckland<br />
Dr Tina-Anne Southgate Auckland<br />
Dr Judy Stewart Auckland<br />
Dr Ahamed Sulaiman Auckland<br />
Dr David Thompson Auckland<br />
Dr C S Thrush Auckland<br />
Dr Renate Tolks Auckland<br />
Dr Lisa Trigger-Hay Auckland<br />
Mrs Ann Trotman Auckland<br />
Dr Andrew Webster Auckland<br />
Dr Suzanne Williamson Auckland<br />
Saleen Yeldezian Auckland<br />
Dr Buzz Burrell Blenheim<br />
Dr Anders Henriksson Danisco Australia Pty Ltd Sydney<br />
Dr Peter Tribe Cambridge<br />
Dr Lishan de Alwis Ora Toa Medical Centre Cannons Creek<br />
Dr Michael Lin Carterton Medical Centre Carteron<br />
Trish Wilkinson Carterton Medical Centre Carterton<br />
Rosemary Bond Christchurch School of Medicine Christchurch<br />
Dr Brett Mann Ilam Medical Centre Christchurch<br />
Dr Melinda Parnell SportsMed Canterbury Christchurch<br />
Dr Penelope Rice Wilson Templeton Medical Christchurch<br />
Dr Rob Wilks Christchurch<br />
Tracy Cotter Clive Medical Centre Clive<br />
Dr Elizabeth Dixon Clive Medical Centre Clive<br />
Dr Paul Johnston Clive Medical Centre Clive<br />
Mrs Jacqui Pond Clive Medical Centre Clive<br />
Dr Sandra Flooks Coromandel Family Health Centre Coromandel<br />
Dr Bryan Macleod Coromandel Family Health Centre Coromandel<br />
Lance Buckthought Otago Medical School Dannevirke<br />
Emily Fawcett Otago Medical School Dannevirke<br />
Jane Millar RMIP Student Dannevirke<br />
Dr Kelvin Deginder Tararua Health Group Dannevirke<br />
Dr Sam Wilson Tararua Health Group Ltd Dannevirke<br />
Dr Danielle Heron Dargaville Medical Centre Dargaville<br />
Dr Mikayla Mckeague Dargaville Medical Centre Dargaville<br />
Dr Stuart Norrie Dargaville Medical Centre Dargaville<br />
Dr Nicky van der Hulst Dargaville Medical Centre Dargaville<br />
Dr Naomi Mottershead Caversham Medical Centre Dunedin<br />
Dr Branko Sijnja RMIP Otago University Dunedin<br />
Dr Jenny Ogilvy University of Otago Student Health Service Dunedin<br />
Mr Vui Lu Dunedin<br />
Sue Todd Dunedin<br />
Anita Tong Dunedin<br />
Dr Emily Hermanson Riverlea Medical Centre Edgecumbe<br />
Dr Gill Flewers Bulls Medical Centre/RNZAF Ohakea Fielding<br />
Dr Rennie Young Ruahine Medical Centre Fielding<br />
Dr Lesley Hawkins City Medical Gisborne<br />
Dr Gillian Haywood City Medical Gisborne<br />
Dr Bhuwan Poudel Desmond Road Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Dr David Somerton Desmond Road Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Dr Helen Russell Family Planning Gisborne<br />
Dr Brian Gibson Kaiti Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Dr Anna Meuli Kaiti Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Dr Tony Moyle Kaiti Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Dr Alison McFarlane Mangapapa Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Dr Ken McFarlane Mangapapa Medical Centre Gisborne<br />
Dr Sally Murdoch Ngati Porou Hauora Gisborne<br />
Dr Iris Milne Te Whanau a Iwi Gisborne<br />
Dr Lorraine Brooking Gisborne<br />
Dr Geoffrey Cramp Gisborne<br />
Dr David De Beer Gisborne<br />
Dr Mark Devich Gisborne<br />
Mrs Barbara Gibson Gisborne<br />
Dr Allen Marx Gisborne<br />
Dr Freya Clemens Gore Medical Centre Gore<br />
Dr Jochen Clemens Gore Medical Centre Gore<br />
Dr Frank Wiehahn Aotea Health Great Barrier Island<br />
Mr Samuel Fowler Dunedin School of Medicine Greymouth<br />
Mr Nathan O'Donnell Dunedin School of Medicine Greymouth<br />
Dr Jenny Spring Greymouth Medical Centre Greymouth<br />
Dr Guy Melrose Anglesea Accident/Medical Hamilton<br />
Dr Shirook Alansari Anglesea Clinic Hamilton<br />
Dr Jeffrey Chen Dinsdale Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Tina Chou Five Cross Roads Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Fiona Hannah Five Cross Roads Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Ken Couper Flagstaff Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
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Dr Marilyn Griffi ths Flagstaff Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Lenare Martin Flagstaff Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Sharon Colville Grandview Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Bert Rauber Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Joe Cornforth Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Margaret Muir Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Bala Newton Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Nishkala Pasupati Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Manisha Saini Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Nidhi Singh Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Mark Vaughan Hamilton East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Mily Leadley Hillcrest Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Mrs Lynda Sullivan Hillcrest Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Vijay Gautam Huntly East Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Barrie Winn Little London Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Kubendra Naicker Masters Medical Clinic Hamilton<br />
Dr Kubendra Naicker Masters Medical Clinic Hamilton<br />
Dr Vasanathan Raghuveeran Masters Medical Clinic Hamilton<br />
Dr Hashira Cooray Northcare Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Amrat Lad Northcare Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Murray Nutsford Northcare Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Jonathon Phillips Northcare Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Pat Scarlet P D Scarlet Medical Services Hamilton<br />
Dr Prasanna Govindaraj Radius Medical Davies Corner Hamilton<br />
Dr Dilawar Singh Radius Medical Rototuna Hamilton<br />
Dr Johnathan Armstrong Radius Medical St Andrews Hamilton<br />
Dr Lakhminder Sandhu Radius Medical St Andrews Hamilton<br />
Dr Nina Bevin Redicare Family Health Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Penny Montgomery Richmond Rd Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Arvind Narayan River Road Family Practice Hamilton<br />
Rebekah Parry South City Health Hamilton<br />
Dr Tiffany Sayer South City Health Hamilton<br />
Denise Turvey South City Health Hamilton<br />
Lisa Wood South City Health Hamilton<br />
Dr Kate Sinclair South City Health Centre Hamilton<br />
Dr Nur Hafi dzah Abdul Hamid South City Health Limited Hamilton<br />
Dr Naresh Parsotam St Andrews Radius Hamilton<br />
Dr Lakshmi Vengadasalam Student Health Services - University of Waikato Hamilton<br />
Dr Vanessa Vallely Te Awamutu Medical Centre Hamilton<br />
Mr Zachary Moaveni Tristram Clinic Hamilton<br />
Dr Adeshina Agebite Victoria North Clinic Hamilton<br />
Chris Fletcher Victoria North Clinic Hamilton<br />
A/Prof Amanda Oakley Waikato Hospital Hamilton<br />
Mr Johnathan Bayley Westpac Hamilton<br />
Dr Nick Binns Hamilton<br />
Dr Andrew Darby Hamilton<br />
Dr Malcolm Giles Hamilton<br />
Dr Dot Smyth Hamilton<br />
Dr Brett Starck c/o: 39 Muritai Crescent Hastings<br />
Dr Maysa Mahmoud Clive Medical Centre Hastings<br />
Dr Stewart Drysdale Hastings Health Centre Hastings<br />
Dr Lloyd Peterson Hastings Health Centre Hastings<br />
Dr Bryn Jones Hauora Heretaunga Hastings<br />
Dr David Tipene-Leach Hauora Heretaunga Hastings<br />
Dr Janet Titchener Hauora Heretaunga Hastings<br />
Mrs Michelle Gare HBPHO Hastings<br />
Sonya Harwood HBPHO Hastings<br />
Jill Lowrey HBPHO Hastings<br />
Dr Phillipa Story Stortford Medical Centre Hastings<br />
Dr Holly Drexler The Doctors Hastings Hastings<br />
Dr Nine Smuts The Doctors Hastings Hastings<br />
Dr Tae Richardson Totara Health Hastings<br />
Dr Peter Culham Te Mata Peak Practice Havelock North<br />
Dr Nicola McKendrey Te Mata Peak Practice Havelock North<br />
Dr Marlene Bezuidenhout Southcare Hawera<br />
Dr Rall Koen Southcare Hawera<br />
Mrs Jenny Kissick SouthCare Medical centre Hawera<br />
Mrs Dianne Bezuidenhout Hawera<br />
Dr Keith Blayney Hawera<br />
Dr Phillip Barter Kaipara Medical Centre Helensville<br />
Michele Cray Kaipara Medical Centre Helensville<br />
Selina Haywood Kaipara Medical Centre Helensville<br />
Barbara McKenzie Kaipara Medical Centre Helensville<br />
Dr Cecil Antony Whangaparaoa Medical Centre Hibiscus Coast<br />
Maggie Antony Whangaparaoa Medical Centre Hibiscus Coast<br />
Dr David Marris Hibiscus Coast<br />
Dr Angela Tovey Huapai Family Medical Practice Huapai<br />
Dr Ross Tovey Huapai Family Medical Practice Huapai<br />
Dr Ranjith Cooray Hakanoa Health Centre Huntly<br />
Kumudu Cooray Hakanoa Health Centre Huntly<br />
Dr Shri Chand Huntly East Medical Centre Huntly<br />
Dr Peter Harrison Huntly West Medical Centre Huntly<br />
Dr Maldev Keshvara Huntly West Medical Centre Huntly<br />
Ms Dineke Roos Inglewood<br />
Dr Nadarajah Shanmugalingam Glengarry Medical Limited Invercargill<br />
Dr Steve Brown Invercargill<br />
Dr Peter Finlayson Invercargill<br />
Mary-Anne Schaab Veteran Affairs New Zealand Kaeo<br />
Dr Shane Cross Broadway Health Centre Kaikohe<br />
Mrs Alyson Cross Kaikohe<br />
Dr Andrea Judd Kaikoura Medical Centre Kaikoura<br />
Dr Kathy Bakke Te Hauora O Te Hiku O Te Ika Kaitaia<br />
Cheryl Britton Te Hauora O Te Hiku O Te Ika Kaitaia<br />
Dr Norma Nehren Te Hauora O Te Hiku O Te Ika Kaitaia<br />
Dr Dirk Oberholster Paramount Medical Centre Kamo<br />
RN Michelle Ordner Skin and Vein Clinic Kamo<br />
Dr Sue Blake Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Mrs Rachel Cameron Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Mrs Aroha Fitzpatrick Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Dr Kevin Fricker Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
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Mr Paul Hilton Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Dr Melanie Johns Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Mrs Michelle Melligan Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Mrs Karlene Purves Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Mrs Patricia Rivalland Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Brenda Telfer Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Dr Tessa Turnbull Katikati Medical Centre Katikati<br />
Dr Ian Hoffer Commercial Street Surgery Kawakawa<br />
Mrs Heather Sherman Kawhia Health Service Kawhia<br />
Dr Simon Bristow Keri Med Doctors Kerikeri<br />
Dr Charlie Dundas Keri Med Doctors Kerikeri<br />
Dr Sara Hampson Keri Med Doctors Kerikeri<br />
Dr Ezra Mabidikama Kerikeri Medical Centre Kerikeri<br />
Dr Chris Reid Kerikeri Medical Centre Kerikeri<br />
Dr Malcolm Miller Kaipara Medical Centre Kumeu<br />
Dr Gordon Zacharias Horo Com Practice Levin<br />
Dr Don Barrett Ropata Medical Centre Lower Hutt<br />
Dr Brenda Smith Ropata Medical Centre Lower Hutt<br />
Dr Kaye Basire Ropata/Te Omanga Hospice Lower Hutt<br />
Dr Michael Buckley Wellness Services Lower Hutt<br />
Mrs Charlene Campbell Mangakino Health Services Mangakino<br />
Mrs Charlene Campbell Mangakino Health Services Mangakino<br />
Mrs Pam Collinge Coast to Coast Healthcare Mangawhai<br />
Lorraine Benfi eld Coast to Coast Healthcare Mangawhai Heads<br />
Mrs Gillian Hill Coast to Coast Healthcare Mangawhai Heads<br />
Adrianne Murray Te Hauora O Te Hiku O Te Ika Mangonui<br />
Dr Graham Witney Crawford Medical Centre Manukau<br />
Dr Noshir Mistry South Care Urgent Medical Manukau<br />
Mrs Daksha Mistry South Care Urgent Medical Manukau<br />
Dr Alex Nishi Manukau<br />
Dr Aage Terpstra Kuripuni Medical Centre Masterton<br />
Mrs Jane Terpstra Kuripuni Medical Centre Masterton<br />
Mrs Bridget Adams Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Tim Baily Gibson Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Cath Becker Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Tony Becker Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Emily Burgess Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Mrs Donna Burkhart Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Jayne Cameron Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
RN Glenda Campbell Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Nicholas Crozier Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Jo Cundry Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Jo Cundy Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Annabel Davison Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Phillipa Edmonds Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Fiona Henson Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Joanna Jackson Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Sherry James Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Helen Kjestrup Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Mrs Sarah Kyle Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Melissa Lilley Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Mrs Julie Long Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Richard McGrath Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Mrs Maree McKenna Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Matt Mills Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Diana Worley Masterton Medical Masterton<br />
Dr Kirsten Crooke Masterton Medical Centre Masterton<br />
Isobel Light RMIP Otago University Masterton<br />
Cam Loveridge-Easther RMIP Otago University Masterton<br />
Dr David Smith Whaiora General Practice Masterton<br />
Mrs Tessa Mills Masterton<br />
Mrs Kath Coppard Matamata Medical Centre Matamata<br />
Dr Bruce Pitchford Matamata Medical Centre Matamata<br />
Mrs Hilary Sutherland Matamata Medical Centre Matamata<br />
Dr William Varty Matamata Medical Centre Matamata<br />
Mrs Gillian Vincent Matamata Medical Centre Matamata<br />
Dr Laura Shuster Morrinsville Medical Centre Morrinsville<br />
Dr Rick Bernau Bay MSM Ltd Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Tim Chiari Bayfair Doctors Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Andrew Coster Bayfair Doctors Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Wendy Huang Bayfair Doctors Mt Maunganui<br />
Kay Mulqueen Bayfair Doctors Mt Maunganui<br />
Julie Cowley Baymed Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Caroline Davy Dee St Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Simon Meech Dee St Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Claire McNally Farm St Family Health Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Alex Moreland Farm St Family Health Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
RN Teresa Berthelsen Girven Road Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
RN Michelle Fields Girven Road Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
RN Julie Hulbert Girven Road Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Graeme Tingey Girven Road Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
RN Elizabeth Vantol Girven Road Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Liz Davies Mount Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Dr Coral Dixon Welcome Bay Medical Centre Mt Maunganui<br />
Michelle Brown Murupara Medical Centre Murupara<br />
Kiri Cameron Murupara Medical Centre Murupara<br />
Lynette Downie Murupara Medical Centre Murupara<br />
Dr Gunawan Setiadarma Murupara Medical Centre Murupara<br />
Julie Frame Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Linda Kerr Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Rachael Loan Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Karen Marshall Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Donna O'Sullivan Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Richard Stubbs Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Catherine Thorp Carlyle Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Linda Dugdale City Medical Napier<br />
Kay Sloan Dept. of Corrections Napier<br />
Dr Paul Hendy Dr Hendy's Surgery Napier<br />
Mrs Sally Muir Dr Hendy's Surgery Napier<br />
Dr Brian Gare Greendale Family Medicine Napier<br />
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Lesly Mitchell Marewa Surgery Napier<br />
Dr Marcia Sonneveld Marewa Surgery Napier<br />
Mrs Nikki Ryniker-Doull Radius Medical Solutions Napier<br />
Mrs Andrea Hathaway Shakespeare Road Medical Napier<br />
Dr Richard Eastcott Tamatea Medical Centre Napier<br />
Mrs Tania Ashton Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Mrs Jan Chittenden Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Mark Claxton Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Andy Collings Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Mrs Kerry Ellison Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Meredyth Foote Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Mrs Helen Le Quesne Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Mrs Anne McLean Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Keryn Powell Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Julie Price Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Jo Randall Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Mrs Sue Shannon Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Hester Tremain Taradale Medical Centre Napier<br />
Dr Stefan Freudenberg The Doctors Napier Napier<br />
Dr Paul Treon The Doctors Napier Napier<br />
Dr Julie Milmine Totara Health Napier<br />
Dr Kristin Speers Totara Health Ltd Napier<br />
Dr Constanze Scheppach Napier<br />
Dr Pippa Harrison Nelson Family Medicine Nelson<br />
Dr Vivien Edge Positive Healthcare Nelson<br />
Dr Richard Martin Richmond Health Nelson<br />
Dr Susan Boswell Tahunanui Medical Centre Nelson<br />
Dr Penelope Mitchell Nelson<br />
Dr John Bellomo Bellemo Family Health New Plymouth<br />
Kathy Hemsley Bellemo Family Health New Plymouth<br />
Mrs Janice Briggs Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Mrs Claire Browne Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Dr Joanne Hunter Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
RN Marika Longman Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Dr Carey Nazzer Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Mrs Jody Neville-Lamb Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Mrs Leeanne O'Hallahan Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Dr Robert Pascoe Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
Dr Dawn White Carefi rst New Plymouth<br />
RN Carol Bakker Carefi rst Medical Centre New Plymouth New Plymouth<br />
Dr John Hardie Boys Devon Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Claire Hill Devon Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Patrick Leary Devon Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Jason Burns Em-Med Training New Plymouth<br />
Dr Peter Egli Family Health Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr David van Hyfte Inglewood District Health Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Ian Smiley Moturoa Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Mrs Clare Smiley Moturoa Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Kabir Ahmed Parklands Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Nasim Ahmed Parklands Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Mrs Vanessa Lowl Strandon Health New Plymouth<br />
Dr Janet Mills Strandon Health New Plymouth<br />
Karen Scott Strandon Health New Plymouth<br />
Dr Syed Arif Ahmed Te Aroha Medcare New Plymouth<br />
Dr Krystyna Foulkes Te Aroha Medcare New Plymouth<br />
Dr Murtaza Khanbhai Te Atiawa Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Rose Bruce Vivan Medical New Plymouth<br />
Ms Diana Wynands Vivian Medical Centre New Plymouth<br />
Dr Songita Rahman Waitara Health Centre New Plymouth<br />
Mrs Margaret Waugh Ngaruawahia Medical Centre Ngaruawahia<br />
Dr Thamer Alsulaiman Ngongotaha Medical Centre Ngongotaha<br />
Dr John Wellingham Appollo Medical Centre North Shore City<br />
RN Julie Dryland Family Mediciane Birkenhead North Shore City<br />
Dr Vesna Mitic Hauraki Medical Centre North Shore City<br />
Dr Peter Cunningham Kitchener Road Medical Centre North Shore City<br />
Dr Kevin Walters Medical Centre @ Apollo North Shore City<br />
Dr Tina Liu Waitakere Union Health North Shore City<br />
Dr Rick Cutfi eld Waitemata Health North Shore City<br />
Dr Christoph Rohrbach Central Medical Oamaru<br />
Mrs Deena Royal Ohope Beach Medical Centre Ohope<br />
Suzanne Thompson Ohope Beach Medical Centre Ohope<br />
Dr Lailani Mondares Church St Surgery Opotiki<br />
Frances Young Church Street Surgery Opotiki<br />
Dr Janet Maloney-Moni Moni Nursing Services Opotiki<br />
Dr Rachel Thomson Te Kaha Medical Centre Opotiki<br />
Dr Peter Conolly Whakatohea Health Centre Opotiki<br />
Sharon Taylor Whakatohea Health Centre Opotiki<br />
Maryann Tyrie Whakatohea Health Centre Opotiki<br />
Dr John Kyle Albany Family Medical Centre Orewa<br />
Dr Barry Ter Haar Hibiscus Coast Medical Centre Orewa<br />
Dr Hans Itjeshorst Otaki Medical Center Otaki<br />
Dr Ross Marshall Otorohonga Medical Centre Otorohonga<br />
Mrs Shelley Wilson Otorohonga Medical Centre Otorohonga<br />
Dr Wendy Carroll Paeroa Medical Centre Paeroa<br />
Mrs Raewynn Foreman Paeroa Medical Centre and Leamington Medical Centre Paeroa<br />
Mrs Helen Bennett Paeroa Medical Group Paeroa<br />
Dr Claire Russell Kerikeri Medical Centre Paihia<br />
Dr Aniva Lawrence Paihia Medical Services Paihia<br />
Dr Zoe Quinn Albert Street Medical Centre Palmerston North<br />
Dr Karen Wong Albert Street Medical Centre Palmerston North<br />
Dr Murray Shaw Amesbury Health Centre Palmerston North<br />
Dr Paul Jip Central City Medical Palmerston North<br />
Mrs Aishah Jip Central City Medical Palmerston North<br />
Dr Jonathan Morton Central City Medical Palmerston North<br />
RN Kate Morton Central City Medical Palmerston North<br />
Dr Sharon McHardy City Doctors Palmerston North<br />
Dr Kirsten Sauermann Foxton Locums Ltd Palmerston North<br />
Mrs Patricia Sauermann Foxton Locums Ltd Palmerston North<br />
Dr Lincoln Nicholls Linton Army Camp M.T.C Palmerston North<br />
Dr Tim Linton Linton Health Ltd Palmerston North<br />
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Dr Allie Maskill Linton Military Camp/Bulls Medical Centre Palmerston North<br />
Mrs Allyson Harwood Midway Occupational Health Services Palmerston North<br />
Dr Narayanan Prem Kumar Padmanabhan Radius Medical Palmerston North<br />
Dr Wayne Hayter Radius Medical The Palms Palmerston North<br />
Ms Michelle MacKinnon Rimu Lodge Rest Home Palmerston North<br />
Dr David Robson Sydney Street Health Centre Palmerston North<br />
Dr Antje Hilgert The Palms Practice Radius Medical Palmerston North<br />
Dr Trevor Parry Palmerston North<br />
Dr Vicki Shaw Palmerston North<br />
Dr Vishad Chathury Palm Springs Medical Centre Papamoa<br />
Dr Malcolm Scott Papamoa Pines Medical Papamoa<br />
Dr Dav Sheahan Papamoa Pines Medical Centre Papamoa<br />
Elaine Cleland Te Manu Toroa Papamoa<br />
Dr Glenn Colquhoun Hora Te Pai Paraparaumu<br />
Dr Kevin Baker Natural Healing Raumati Paraparaumu<br />
Dr James Harman Paraparaumu Medical Centre Paraparaumu<br />
Dr Richard Meyer Patea Doctors Patea<br />
Dr Julia Lyons Tuakau Health Centre Pokeno<br />
Dr Brian Wesley-Smith Plimmerton Medical Centre Porirua<br />
Dr Mary Wesley-Smith Plimmerton Medical Centre Porirua<br />
Dr Kathy Stone Porirua<br />
Dr Ish Morar Pukekohe Family Health Care Pukekohe<br />
Dr Deon Mostert Pukekohe Family Health Care Pukekohe<br />
Dr Hella Insinger Pukekohe Family Healthcare Pukekohe<br />
Mrs Neilar Morar Pukekohe<br />
Dr Kym Christodoulou Putararu-Tirau Family Doctors Putararu<br />
Mrs Patricia Cole Putararu-Tirau Family Doctors Putararu<br />
Dr Rosie Hill Putararu-Tirau Family Doctors Putararu<br />
Dr David Srinivasagam Putararu-Tirau Family Doctors Putararu<br />
Dr Alan Furniss Atherton Hospital Queensland<br />
Dr Simone Hart Queenstown Medical Centre Queenstown<br />
Dr Jim Corbett Waimakino Health Raetihi<br />
Dr Stephen Main Hokianga Health Rawene<br />
Dr Christine Laws Red Beach Family Medical Red Beach<br />
Barbara Muir Parnell Heath Centre Remuera<br />
Dr Lisa Hughes Hinemoa House Rotorua<br />
Dr Liz Powell Hinemoa House Rotorua<br />
Dr Judi Donnell Hinemoa House Family Healthcare Rotorua<br />
Dr Paul Cosgrove Korowai Aroha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Kim Mawson Korowai Aroha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Ian McPhail Korowai Aroha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Michael Tustin Korowai Aroha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Chandra Bala Lake View Clinic Rotorua<br />
Maureen Hall Lakes Prime Care Rotorua<br />
Mrs Helen Wallbridge Lakes Prime Care Rotorua<br />
Dr Ian Wallbridge Musculoskeletal Pain Physician Rotorua<br />
Dr Jane Carman Ngongotaha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Clem Le Lievre Ngongotaha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Mrs Kristin Penman Ngongotaha Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Anne Dibley Owhata Surgery Rotorua<br />
Dr Desmond Epp Owhata Surgery Rotorua<br />
Dr Nicky Sankey Owhata Surgery Rotorua<br />
Mrs Lea Helena Light Ranolf Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Katie Snyman Ranolf Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Lucinda Cheesman Rotorua Medical Group Rotorua<br />
Mrs Gael Johnston Rotorua Medical Group Rotorua<br />
Mrs Kelley Morey Rotorua Medical Group Rotorua<br />
Dr Sarah Dalziel Te Ngae Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Andrew McMenamin Te Ngae Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Elizabeth Walters Te Ngae Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Mary Anne Cameron The NZ College of Primary Health Care Nurses NZNO Rotorua<br />
Dr Karandeep Lall Tokoroa Hospital Rotorua<br />
Stacey Hooper University Of Auckland Rotorua<br />
Sue Benham Westbrook Surgery Rotorua<br />
Dr Nigel Bruce Westbrook Surgery Rotorua<br />
Raewynne Hayward Westbrook Surgery Rotorua<br />
Dr Isabel Titlow Westbrook Surgery Rotorua<br />
Dr Kirsten Beattie Westend Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Christine Ware Westend Medical Centre Rotorua<br />
Dr Peter Adams Rotorua<br />
Dr Maryke Griessel Rotorua<br />
Dr Mark Irwin Rotorua<br />
Dr David Spear Rotorua<br />
Dr Marama Wepa Rotorua<br />
Dr Toon Kwok Wong Singapore<br />
Mrs Donna Radich Avon Medical Care Centre Stratford<br />
Mrs Shirley Thompson Avon Medical Care Centre Stratford<br />
Dr Raju Mathew Taihape Health Taihape<br />
Dr Stuart Jenkins Waitemata District Health Board Takapuna<br />
Dr Pip de Hamel Wakefi eld Health Centre Tasman<br />
Dr Conny van Setten Koiri Trust Family Clinic Taumarunui<br />
Dr Harald Pfeffer Pfeffer Medical Services Taumarunui<br />
Desiree' Pfeffer Pfeffer Medical Services Taumarunui<br />
Mrs Lesley Martin The Family Clinic Taumarunui<br />
RN Carol Pryce Healthline Taupo<br />
Dr Debbie Hughes Lake Surgery Taupo<br />
RN Sarah Bloomer Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
RN Dale Byers Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
RN Marie Harris Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Nicole McGinty Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
RN Sue Monkman Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
RN Rebecca Negus Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
RN Sue van Mierlo Taupo Health Centre Taupo<br />
Mrs Jos Bradley Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Elaina Brown Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Alastair Fraser Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Mrs Jackie Later Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Dr David Meuli Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Fran Meuli Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Mrs Janet Ridge Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
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Dr Giles Turner Taupo Medical Centre Taupo<br />
Dr Tim Coulter Taupo<br />
Dr Josh Johnstone 2 KIWI DOCS Tauranga<br />
Mrs Lyn Bernard 5th Avenue Family Practice Tauranga<br />
Mrs Janet Dunham 5th Avenue Family Practice Tauranga<br />
Mrs Helen Fair 5th Avenue Family Practice Tauranga<br />
Dr Sandie Moss 5th Avenue Family Practice Tauranga<br />
Mrs Jeanette Osborne 5th Avenue Family Practice Tauranga<br />
Mrs Edna Yardley 5th Avenue Family Practice Tauranga<br />
Dr Morag Baruch Ave 14 Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Richard Hudson Ave 14 Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Jan McKillen Ave 14 Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Shirley Ryan Ave 14 Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Mr Adam Bialostocki Bay Plastic Surgery Tauranga<br />
Dr Catherine Byrne Bethlehem Family Doctor Tauranga<br />
Dr Nigel Kim Bethlehem Family Doctor Tauranga<br />
Dr Rob Shilston Bethlehem Family Doctor Tauranga<br />
Dr Belinda Bartle Bethlehem Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Al Johnson Bethlehem Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Ms Janine Kuizinas Bethlehem Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
RN Rachel Morris Bethlehem Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
RN Sara Shearman Bethlehem Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Sandy Dinsdale Brookfi eld Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Mark Muller Central Med Tauranga Tauranga<br />
Dr Santi Lala Central Medical Tauranga Tauranga<br />
Dr Tracy Ball CentralMed Tauranga<br />
Dr Karin Hall CentralMed Tauranga<br />
Dr Colin Helm CentralMed Tauranga<br />
Mrs Julie Cannon Chadwick Healthcare Tauranga<br />
Dr Vincent Joret Chadwick Healthcare Tauranga<br />
Mrs Elisabeth Baird Gate Pa Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Linda Norrish Gate Pa Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Margaret Hudson Greerton Health Tauranga<br />
Shona Macrury Greerton Health Tauranga<br />
Marilyn Rosewarne IMAC Tauranga<br />
Dr Jethro Le Roy Ngati Kahu Hauora Tauranga<br />
Dr Maria Eastwood Otumoetai Doctors Tauranga<br />
Dr Jocelyn Heard Otumoetai Doctors Tauranga<br />
Mrs Kerry Marra Otumoetai Doctors Tauranga<br />
Dr Jenny Hill Otumoetai Health Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Martyn Lemberg Otumoetai Health Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr June Engel Papamoa Doctors Tauranga<br />
Mrs Stephanie Birbeck South City Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Kingsley Nirmalaraj Tauranaga Hospital Tauranga<br />
Dr Emma Andrew Tauranga Public Hospital Tauranga<br />
Dr Heather Shaw Te Manu Taroa Tauranga<br />
Dr Runa Rao Te Manu Toroa Tauranga<br />
RN Suzanne Matthews WBoP PHO Tauranga<br />
Dr Tom Lang Welcome Bay Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Dr Chris Stewart Welcome Bay Medical Centre Tauranga<br />
Philippa Jones Western BOP PHO Tauranga<br />
Donna McArley Western BOP PHO Tauranga<br />
Dr Catherine Bialostocki Tauranga<br />
Dr Malcolm Christie Tauranga<br />
Dr Jack Drummond Tauranga<br />
Mrs Evelyn Drummond Tauranga<br />
Prof Shaun Holt Tauranga<br />
Dr Gina Wright Tauranga<br />
Dr Patricia Zingel Tauranga<br />
Mrs Helen Gore Health Te Aroha Te Aroha<br />
Mrs Jacqui Hickman Health Te Aroha Te Aroha<br />
Carolien Van Reekum Health Te Aroha Te Aroha<br />
Kerry Whisker Health Te Aroha Te Aroha<br />
Dr Paul Henry Juluka Medical Services Te Aroha<br />
Mrs Annchen Maisel Mahoe Street Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Ms Sue Bluett Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Sue Bluett Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Dr Ken Caldwell Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Dr Alison Glover Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Dr Sherif Kalladka Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Dr Poornima Nair Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Dr Andy von Biel Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Mrs Amanda von Biel Te Awamutu Medical Centre Te Awamutu<br />
Dr Busi Mnguni Te Kauwhata Health Centre Te Kauwhata<br />
Dr Anja Doll Te Kauwhata<br />
Bernice Barry-Addy Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Dr Keith Buswell Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Carol Green Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Nicky Humphries Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Denise Hunt Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Dr Elly Kroef Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Linda Lovini Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Mrs Heather Templeton Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Mrs Jill Whitehead Te Kuiti Medical Centre Te Kuiti<br />
Dr John Almond Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Dr Annaelle Babbage Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Sue Corney Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Gillian Hodgson Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Dr Ian Lord Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Lindsay Nicholls Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Dr Elaine Pooler Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Mrs Michele Rowe Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Dr Roger Ward Te Puke Medical Centre Te Puke<br />
Dr Nihal Gurusinghe Waitangi Family Practice Te Puke<br />
Dr Kristine Oates Wood Street Surgery Temuka<br />
Dr Kirsty Russell Wood Street Surgery Temuka<br />
Mrs Susan Jordan Hauraki Plains Health Centre Thames<br />
Mrs Trish Anderson Te Korowai Hauora O Hauraki Thames<br />
Dr Matthias John Te Korowai Hauora O Hauraki Thames<br />
Dr Brendon Aish Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
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Mrs Joan Bjerring Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
Dr John Cargill Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
Dr Sue Genner Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
Dr Kerry Hennessy Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
Christine Kitchingman Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
Mrs Gillian Webster Thames Medical Centre Thames<br />
Mr John Jordan Thames<br />
Dr Robert Rigby Thames<br />
Mr Richard Webster Thames<br />
Dr Nigel Brown Timaru Medical Centre Timaru<br />
Dr Paul Keys Timaru Primary Care Timaru<br />
Dr Ronald Griffi ths Timaru<br />
Dr Erica Hill Medicentre Tokoroa<br />
Dr Gordon Caldwell Pinnacle Tokoroa<br />
Dr Fred Simpson Primary Health Care Tokoroa<br />
Dr Lucy Edkins Tokoroa Health Tokoroa<br />
Dr Alan Kenny Tokoroa Health Tokoroa<br />
Dr Barry Knight Tokoroa Primary Care Tokoroa<br />
Dr Michelle May Am I Hungry? USA<br />
Dr Edward Mayeaux Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center USA<br />
Dr Geraldine King USA<br />
Dr Jens-Peter Link Oneroa Accident & Medical Centre Waiheke Island<br />
Mrs Raewyn Norman PMAANZ Waihi<br />
Lyn Cochrane Waihi Beach Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Dr John Aitken Waihi Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Mrs Colleen Gower Waihi Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Dr Suzanne Greaves Waihi Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Ruth Parsons Waihi Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Di Pirrit Waihi Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Rachel Reynolds Waihi Medical Centre Waihi<br />
Dr Derek Hardy Waihi<br />
Dr Rex Faulkner Waikanae Health Centre Waikanae<br />
Dr Steven Fish Oakhouse Medical Centre Waimate<br />
Jill Davies Waimauku Doctors Waimauku<br />
Mrs Rhonda Goddard Waimauku Doctors Waimauku<br />
Dr Harry Hillebrand Waimauku Doctors Waimauku<br />
Mrs Fiona Hillebrand Waimauku Doctors Waimauku<br />
Dr Charles Carney The Doctors Waipawa Waipawa<br />
Dr Corinna Proehl Waipawa Medical Centre Waipawa<br />
Dr Bob Stephens Tukituki Medical Waipukurau<br />
Dr Andreas Daun Tukutuki Medical Waipukurau<br />
Dr Rafi k Wanis Health Care Centre Wairoa<br />
Dr Margaret Fielding Queen St Practice Wairoa<br />
Dr Brian Underwood Wairoa<br />
Mrs Christine Underwood Wairoa<br />
Dr David Monks Health eSolution Waitakere<br />
Dr Marcia Walker Marscherub Locum Ltd Waitakere<br />
Dr Linda Moore Waitakere<br />
Mrs Jackie Burton Waiuku Health Centre Waiuku<br />
Mrs Heidi Kirk Waiuku Health Centre Waiuku<br />
Mr Ross Voltz Waiuku Health Centre Waiuku<br />
Dr Graeme Brown Waiuku Medical Centre Waiuku<br />
Dr Alan Mangan Aramoho Health Centre Wanganui<br />
Dr Charles Bevan Chilcott Wanganui<br />
Dr David Yates Wanganui<br />
Mrs Patricia Yates Wanganui<br />
Dr Chris Miller Coast to Coast Healthcare Warkworth<br />
Dr Kate Baddock Kawau Bay Health Warkworth<br />
Dr Bruce Sutherland Kawau Bay Health Warkworth<br />
Dr Elspeth Dickson Kowhai Surgery Warkworth<br />
Dr Shanali Jayawardhana Kowhai Surgery Warkworth<br />
Dr Julie Whittome Brooklyn Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Jean Kelly Capital & Coast District Health Board Wellington<br />
Dr Claude Preitner Civil Aviation Authority Wellington<br />
Dr Dave Pickett Courtenay Medical Ltd Wellington<br />
Dr David Beaumont Fit for Work Wellington<br />
Mr Kevin Hague, MP Green Party Wellington<br />
Mr Kevin Rowlatt Island Bay Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr David Werry Island Bay Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Mark Adcroft Johnsonville Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Allan Cockburn Johnsonville Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Saba Lahood Johnsonville Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Harriet Fitzpatrick Karori Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Janet Gootjes Karori Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Gabrielle Ruben Karori Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Roslyn Wall Karori Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Gillian Penno Kenepuru Accident and Medical Clinic Wellington<br />
Dr Alvin Mitikulena Kilbirnie Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Rod Ferguson Linden Surgery Wellington<br />
Dr Justine Lancaster Mana Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Vipul Patel Mana Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Linda Mellor Massey University Student Health Centre Wellington<br />
Mr Shaun Phelan Medical Assurance Society Wellington<br />
Chris Wills Medical Assurance Society Wellington<br />
Dr Peter Robinson Medicus Wellington<br />
Dr David Bratt Ministry of Social Development Wellington<br />
Dr Paul Kelly Miramar Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Chandra Dookia MTC Trentham Wellington<br />
Dr Kyra Jones Naenae Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr James Aubrey Newlands Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Christiana Lafferty Newlands Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Jane Mitchell Newlands Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Shelley Robinson Newlands Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Rachel Arms Ora Toa Cannons Creek Wellington<br />
Mrs Kailua Faafoi Pacifi c Health Services Wellington<br />
Mrs Eleni Mason Pacifi c Health Services Wellington<br />
Dr Esela Natano Pacifi c Health Services Wellington<br />
Dr Peter Moodie PHARMAC Wellington<br />
Dr George Karageorge Plimmerton Medical Center Wellington<br />
Dr Amir Malik Pomare Union Health Wellington<br />
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Dr Nina Sawicki Quality Family Healthcare Wellington<br />
Dr Catherine Hadley Silverstream Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Hugh Townend Student Health - Victoria Univertsity Wellington<br />
Dr Kathryn Leslie Student Health Victoria University Wellington<br />
Dr Julian Foster The Terrace Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Mary English Thorndon Medical Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Nikki Turner University of Auckland Wellington<br />
Ashleigh Brown University of Otago Wellington<br />
Prof Tony Dowell University of Otago Wellington<br />
Clare Wilson University of Otago Wellington<br />
Elinoor Hutching Bryant University of Otago - Wellington Wellington<br />
Malsha Kularatna University of Otago - Wellington Wellington<br />
Dr Shelley Stansfi eld Upper Hutt Health Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Anne Campbell Veteran Affairs New Zealand Wellington<br />
Anita Nearey Whai Oranga Health Centre Wellington<br />
Dr Kim Entwhistle Wellington<br />
Ari Pfeiffenterger Wellington<br />
Gaeline Phipps Wellington<br />
Dr Melanie Webster Wellington<br />
Dr David Hassan Wellsford<br />
Mrs Yvonne Boyes Eastern Bay Primary Health Alliance Whakatane<br />
Dr Carl Jacobsen Kopeopeo Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Dr Brian Percival Kopeopeo Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Dr Jim McKevitt Pheonix Health Whakatane<br />
Mrs Anne Dallison Phoenix Health Whakatane<br />
Melissa Davies Phoenix Health Whakatane<br />
Donna McConnell Phoenix Health Whakatane<br />
Dr Jo Petersen Phoenix Health Whakatane<br />
Kaye Potter Phoenix Health Whakatane<br />
Barbara Brown Phoenix Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Mrs Louise Burt Phoenix Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Mrs Lyn de Graaff Phoenix Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Philippa Fergusson-Oats Phoenix Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Mrs Jan Thomas Phoenix Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Annie Woodsford Phoenix Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Dr Indira Edwards Radius Medical Health Centre Whakatane<br />
Dr Lindsay Thomas Thomas Locum Services Ltd Whakatane<br />
Dr Sangita Bharatia Whakatane Medical Practice Whakatane<br />
Mary Cassaidy Whakatane Medical Practice Whakatane<br />
Mrs Marja O'Connor Whakatane Medical Practice Whakatane<br />
Caroline Steens Whakatane Medical Practice Whakatane<br />
Dr Mark Spring Whangamata Medical Centre Whangamata<br />
Dr Chong Hong How Family Doctors Whangaparaoa<br />
Mr Shannon Dudley Kowhai Surgery Whangaparaoa<br />
Dr Graeme Whittaker Manly Medical Centre Whangaparaoa<br />
Dr Catherine Ripley Red Beach Family Medical Centre Whangaparaoa<br />
Dr Rebekah Wilson Red Beach Family Medical Centre Whangaparaoa<br />
Mr Samuel Whittaker University of Auckland Whangaparaoa<br />
Mrs Susan Whittaker University of Auckland Whangaparaoa<br />
Dr Deon Claassens Manly Medical Centre Whangaparoa<br />
Dr Tristan Gardiner Bush Road Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Dr Barbara Carran Central Family Healthcare Whangarei<br />
Dr David van Buuren Central Family Healthcare Whangarei<br />
Ms Maree Benjamin Onerahi Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Dr Graeme Edgeley Onerahi Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Mrs Donna Palmer Onerahi Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Dr Peter Chapman-Smith Quality Seminar Management Whangarei<br />
Dr Rupert Scott Rata Family Health Whangarei<br />
Dr Simon Collins Raumaunga Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Dr Peter Chapman-Smith Skin and Vein Clinic Whangarei<br />
Dr Cheryl Bollen Te Aroha Noa Medical Whangarei<br />
Dr Malcolm Bollen Te Aroha Noa Medical Whangarei<br />
Dr Paula Mathieson Te Puawaitanga o Otangarei Whangarei<br />
Dr Geir Bjornholdt Tui Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Dr Jordan Pishief Waiarohia Medical Centre Whangarei<br />
Dr Judith Russell White Cross Whangarei<br />
Valerie Rivers Widdowson & Sprague Medical Whangarei<br />
Dr Ingrid Scott Widdowson Sprague Medical Whangarei<br />
Dr Jonathan Sprague Widdowson Sprague Medical Whangarei<br />
Dr Helen Davis Whangarei<br />
Dr Richard Davis Whangarei<br />
Mr Mike Evered Whangarei<br />
Dr Jan Holmes Whangarei<br />
Dr Wah Teh Whangarei<br />
Jane Winton Whangarei<br />
Dr Daniel Asquith Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Mrs Barbara Fredericksen Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Sandy Hansen Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Dr Alastair McDonald Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Mrs Jennifer Southern Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Mrs Janine Thomspon Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Ruth Wells Mercury Bay Medical Centre Whitianga<br />
Dr Thierry Adam The Doctors Surgery Whitianga<br />
Dr Jean Hemmes The Doctors Surgery Whitianga<br />
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Conference & Medical Exhibition<br />
Rotorua Energy Events Centre | 07-10 June 2012<br />
Sky<br />
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rides Gondol ola and Lake Roto<br />
torua, Rotor<br />
orua<br />
Join your colleagues again next year for a mix of Medical Education and Leisure<br />
at the Rotorua Energy Events Centre. Start planning now for this national <strong>GP</strong><br />
meeting, which brings together excellent medical updates of wide practical<br />
relevance to General Practice, with Business Advice, Practice Nurses Programme,<br />
Practice Managers Programme, Medico-Political forums, and time out for<br />
family leisure at this premier conference complex in Rotorua.<br />
AVE and MOPS credits available<br />
If you would like a topic or speaker considered for inclusion in next year’s programme,<br />
please forward an abstract and biography to the contact details below:<br />
Postal: PO Box 1661, Whangarei 0140<br />
Phone: +64 (021) 164 3815<br />
Fax: +64 (09) 437 4089<br />
Email: info@gpcme.co.nz<br />
Web: www.gpcme.co.nz
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<strong>GP</strong><strong>CME</strong> 2011 has been endorsed by the The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZC<strong>GP</strong>)<br />
and has been approved for up to 24 hours for General Practice Education Programme Stage 2 (formerly<br />
AVE) and Maintenance of Professional Standards (MOPS) purposes. This endorsement does not include the<br />
medico-political sessions, Merck Sharp & Dohme Symposium or breakfast sessions.<br />
Thursday 09th June 2011 OPTIONAL PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS (fee applies) Hours<br />
0830-1030 Basic Surgery 1 Financial M/ment 1 Vasectomy 1 IT Symposium Medicolegal 1 Musculoskeletal 1 Dermoscopy 1 2<br />
1100-1300 Adv. Surgery 1 Financial M/ment 1 Vasectomy 2 IT Symposium Medicolegal 1 Musculoskeletal 2 Dermoscopy 1 2<br />
1400-1600 Basic Surgery 2 Financial M/ment 2 Diabetes WS Antenatal <strong>GP</strong> 1 Somatisation <strong>GP</strong>1 New Vaccines 1 Dermoscopy 2 2<br />
1630-1800 Adv. Surgery 2 Financial M/ment 2 Diabetes WS Cont. Antenatal <strong>GP</strong> 2 Somatisation <strong>GP</strong>2 New Vaccines 2 Dermoscopy 2 2<br />
Friday 10th June 2011 MAIN CONFERENCE Hours<br />
0830-0900 Edward Mayeux Vaginitis<br />
0900-0925 Rick Cutfield Controversies in Diagnosis of Diabetes<br />
0925-0950 Michelle May Writing an Effective Exercise Prescription<br />
2<br />
0950-1015 Chris Ellis Assessment of Cardiac Risk<br />
1015-1030 Discussion<br />
1100-1300 Medicopolitical Session N/A<br />
1400-1425 Erica Whineray Kelly - Breast Cancer 101 Personal Common<br />
Opioids<br />
Common<br />
Endometriosis<br />
Urticaria Case<br />
Emergen-<br />
Diabetes<br />
Invest- Kid’s<br />
and<br />
Psychologicanias<br />
Parasom-<br />
Eye<br />
1425-1450 Nick McIvor - Neck & Throat Complaints<br />
Strat Problems<br />
Chronic<br />
Studies<br />
cies 1.5<br />
1450-1515 John Chaplin - Thyroid Nodules<br />
pain<br />
Problems<br />
1515-1530 Discussion<br />
1600-1625 Richard Babor/Grant Beban - Bariatric Surgery Personal<br />
Invest-<br />
Strat<br />
1625-1650 Michelle May - Why Diets are not the Answer<br />
1650-1715 Ed Mayeaux - Eating Disorders<br />
1715-1730 Discussion<br />
Common<br />
Kid’s<br />
Problems<br />
Opioids<br />
and<br />
Chronic<br />
pain<br />
Common<br />
Endometriosis<br />
Psychological<br />
Problems<br />
Urticaria<br />
Diabetes<br />
Case<br />
Studies<br />
Parasomnias<br />
Eye<br />
Emergencies<br />
1.5<br />
Saturday 11th June 2011 MAIN CONFERENCE Hours<br />
0715-0815 Eli Lily Breakfast Session Mr John Tuckey N/A<br />
0830-0855 Nikki Turner - Hot Shots Bridging<br />
Plastic Breast Wound Compliance Assessment Caring<br />
Surgical Surgery<br />
with of Elderly for heart<br />
Upper GI<br />
Medtech<br />
the Gap Tips Update care 101 Medication Driver valves<br />
Surgery<br />
User<br />
0855-0920 Malcolm Giles - Treatment of OME<br />
Workshop<br />
0920-0945 Rohan Ameratunga - Food Allergy Bridging<br />
Plastic Breast Wound Compliance Assessment Caring<br />
2<br />
Surgical Surgery<br />
with of Elderly for heart<br />
Upper GI<br />
Medtech<br />
the Gap Tips Update care 101 Medication Driver valves<br />
Surgery<br />
User<br />
0945-1010 Amanda Oakley - Acne<br />
Workshop<br />
1010-1030 Discussion<br />
Workshop 1 Inflammatory Bowel Disease Case Studies<br />
Workshop 2 How to Examine the Eye in Family Practice<br />
Workshop 3 Medicolegal Update-Lessons from HRRT and HDPT<br />
Workshop 4 Diagnosis of Breast Cancer<br />
1100-1155<br />
Workshop 5 Eat what you love, love what you eat<br />
Workshop 6 Cervical Smears and Culposcopy<br />
1<br />
Workshop 7 Redesigning Diabetic Care<br />
Workshop 8 Assessment of Dizziness<br />
Workshop 9 Head and Neck Case Studies<br />
Workshop 10 Alcohol and Your Ticker<br />
Workshop 11 Inflammatory Bowel Disease Case Studies<br />
Workshop 12 How to Examine the Eye in Family Practice<br />
Workshop 13 Medicolegal Update-Lessons from HRRT and HDPT<br />
Workshop 14 Diagnosis of Breast Cancer<br />
1205-1300<br />
Workshop 15 Eat what you love, love what you eat<br />
Workshop 16 Cervical Smears and Culposcopy<br />
1<br />
Workshop 17 Redesigning Diabetic Care<br />
Workshop 18 Assessment of Dizziness<br />
Workshop 19 Head and Neck Case Studies<br />
Workshop 20 Alcohol and Your Ticker<br />
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Keep the Attendance Certificate for your records, and apply for your MOPS or AVE <strong>CME</strong> points through your normal<br />
quarterly reporting to the RNZC<strong>GP</strong>. You may be asked for a copy of your Attendance Certificate by the RNZC<strong>GP</strong> or New<br />
Zealand Medical Council, so file in an appropriate place.<br />
Tear along dotted Line<br />
While the conference is approved for up to a maximum of 24 hours <strong>GP</strong>s attending can only claim for the conference<br />
sessions they attend. Delegates will need to complete this self-recording form. This form can be kept as the Certificate<br />
of Attendance, so practitioners participating in <strong>GP</strong>EP 2 or MOPs have the necessary documentation for submission to the<br />
RNZC<strong>GP</strong> when this is requested.<br />
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Saturday 11th June 2011 MAIN CONFERENCE Hours<br />
1400-1455<br />
1505-1600<br />
1630-1730<br />
Workshop 21<br />
Abnormal Liver Function<br />
Workshop 22<br />
Menstrual Disorders<br />
Workshop 23<br />
Redesigning the <strong>GP</strong> Consultation<br />
Workshop 24<br />
Abnormal Lover Function - Sex therapy<br />
Workshop 25<br />
CT Cardiac Workstations<br />
Workshop 26<br />
Diabetes in Pregnancy<br />
Workshop 27<br />
Obesity Surgery - with a personal Experience<br />
Workshop 28<br />
Hair and Nail Disorders<br />
Workshop 29<br />
GI Illness in pregnancy<br />
Workshop 30<br />
Glaucoma<br />
Workshop 31<br />
Abnormal Liver Function<br />
Workshop 32<br />
Menstrual Disorders<br />
Workshop 33<br />
Redesigning the <strong>GP</strong> Consultation<br />
Workshop 34<br />
Abnormal Lover Function - Sex therapy<br />
Workshop 35<br />
CT Cardiac Workstations<br />
Workshop 36<br />
Diabetes in Pregnancy<br />
Workshop 37<br />
Obesity Surgery - with a personal Experience<br />
Workshop 38<br />
Hair and Nail Disorders<br />
Workshop 39<br />
GI Illness in pregnancy<br />
Workshop 40<br />
Glaucoma<br />
Workshop 41<br />
Photography of the Skin<br />
Workshop 42<br />
Surgitron Skin Removals<br />
Workshop 43<br />
Interpreting ECGs<br />
Workshop 44<br />
Pipelle/Pessary/Mirena<br />
Workshop 45<br />
Medical Certification - The Issues<br />
Workshop 46<br />
Desensitisation<br />
Workshop 47<br />
Spirometry<br />
Workshop 48<br />
Jadelle Implants<br />
Workshop 49 Air Accidents 101<br />
Workshop 50<br />
Managing Insomnia<br />
Saturday 11th June 2011 PRACTICE NURSES Hours<br />
0715-0815 Eli Lilly Breakfast session - How changing our language can improve the diabetes consultation Barbara Docherty N/A<br />
0830-1030 Pneumococcus, Rotavirus, Varicella - what’s new? GlaxoSmithKline Vaccine Workshop 2<br />
1100-1200 Starting Insulin in General Practice Rab Burtun<br />
1200-1300 Immunisation and Child Health Issues Nikki Turner/Marguerite Dalton<br />
1300-1330 HPV Ed Mayeaux<br />
1430-1500 Addiction Graham Gulbransen<br />
1500-1530 Promoting Healthy Pregnancies Ngaire Anderson/ Deralie Flower<br />
1530-1600 Best Practice Wound Management Liz Milner<br />
1630-1730<br />
Workshop 41<br />
Photography of the Skin<br />
Workshop 42<br />
Surgitron Skin Removals<br />
Workshop 43<br />
Interpreting ECGs<br />
Workshop 44<br />
Pipelle/Pessary/Mirena<br />
Workshop 45<br />
Medical Certification - The Issues<br />
Workshop 46<br />
Desensitisation<br />
Workshop 47<br />
Spirometry<br />
Workshop 48<br />
Jadelle Implants<br />
Workshop 49 Air Accidents 101<br />
Workshop 50<br />
Managing Insomnia<br />
Sunday 12th June 2011 MAIN CONFERENCE Hours<br />
0730-0830 Breakfast Session: Hot Asthma Topics - Shaun Holt N/A<br />
1<br />
1<br />
1<br />
2<br />
2<br />
1<br />
0830-0900 Anaemia<br />
0900-0925 GI Problems<br />
Plastic<br />
Surgical Tips<br />
for <strong>GP</strong>s<br />
1hr<br />
Heart<br />
Failure,AF,<br />
Stroke<br />
Prevention<br />
1hr<br />
Jadelle<br />
Implants<br />
1hr<br />
Modern Help<br />
for the Pelvic<br />
Floor<br />
1hr<br />
Case Studies<br />
in Psoriasis<br />
1hr<br />
Medical<br />
Property<br />
Development<br />
1hr<br />
Adverse<br />
Effects of<br />
Atypical Antipsychotics<br />
1hr<br />
Probiotics<br />
1hr<br />
Assessment<br />
of Elderly<br />
Drivers<br />
1hr<br />
0925-0950<br />
0950-1010<br />
Infestations and<br />
Bites<br />
Cardiac CT<br />
Angiography<br />
Plastic<br />
Surgical Tips<br />
for <strong>GP</strong>s<br />
1hr<br />
Heart<br />
Failure,AF,<br />
Stroke<br />
Prevention<br />
1hr<br />
Jadelle<br />
Implants<br />
1hr<br />
Modern Help<br />
for the Pelvic<br />
Floor<br />
1hr<br />
Case Studies<br />
in Psoriasis<br />
1hr<br />
Medical<br />
Property<br />
Development<br />
1hr<br />
Adverse<br />
Effects of<br />
Atypical Antipsychotics<br />
1hr<br />
Probiotics<br />
1hr<br />
Assessment<br />
of Elderly<br />
Drivers<br />
1hr<br />
2<br />
1010-1025 Discussion<br />
1100-1125 Complementary Therapies for Depression<br />
1125-1150 Sleep Apnea and the Heart<br />
1150-1215 The General Practice Consultation<br />
1215-1240 UV v the Skin<br />
1240-1300 Clinical Quiz<br />
2<br />
Keep the Attendance Certificate for your records, and apply for your MOPS or AVE <strong>CME</strong> points through your normal<br />
quarterly reporting to the RNZC<strong>GP</strong>. You may be asked for a copy of your Attendance Certificate by the RNZC<strong>GP</strong> or New<br />
Zealand Medical Council, so file in an appropriate place.<br />
While the conference is approved for up to a maximum of 24 hours <strong>GP</strong>s attending can only claim for the conference<br />
sessions they attend. Delegates will need to complete this self-recording form. This form can be kept as the Certificate<br />
of Attendance, so practitioners participating in <strong>GP</strong>EP 2 or MOPs have the necessary documentation for submission to the<br />
RNZC<strong>GP</strong> when this is requested.<br />
Total<br />
Signature:<br />
Date: / / 2011
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3M New Zealand ................................................... 32b<br />
94 Apollo Drive, Rosedale, Auckland 0632<br />
P: 09 477 4040<br />
F: 09 477 6679<br />
oper@mmm.com<br />
www.3m.co.nz<br />
Categories: Hand Hygiene, Infection Control, Wound Care<br />
3M’s extensive line of trusted products helps simplify and improve skin health<br />
and the treatment of wounds, both acute and chronic. We also offer a broad<br />
array of solutions to help fi ght against hospital acquired infections.<br />
Abbott ................................................................. 47-50<br />
P: 0800 656 233<br />
F: 0800 656 234<br />
add.orders.nz@abbott.com<br />
www.abbott.com<br />
Categories: Anaemia, Arthritis, Diabetes, Obesity, Pain Management, Psorisis,<br />
Infant Nutrition, Thyroid Disorders<br />
Abbott is a global, broad-based healthcare company devoted to discovering<br />
new medicines, new technologies and new ways to manage health. Our diverse<br />
range of pharmaceutical, medical and nutritional products encircle life itself –<br />
addressing important health needs from infancy to the golden years.<br />
AFT Pharmaceuticals ................................................. 82<br />
PO Box 33-203, Takapuna, North Shore City 0622<br />
P: 0800 423 823<br />
F: 0800 423 874<br />
customer.service@aftpharm.com<br />
www.aftpharm.com<br />
Categories: Arthritis, Dermatology, Diabetes, Incontinence, Nasal<br />
Decongesant, Pain Management, Psoriasis, Skincare, Wound Care, Allergy<br />
AFT Pharmaceuticals is a 100% NZ owned company with operations in both<br />
New Zealand and Australia. AFT Pharmaceuticals is a 100% New Zealand<br />
owned & operated company. We welcome you to our booth where we will be<br />
showcasing Maxigesic (combination of Paracetamol & Ibuprofen), Maxiclear<br />
Hayfever and Sinus Relief , Zostrix HP (Capcaisin 0.075%) and Protecta Derm<br />
Zinc Oxide Spray.<br />
Arrow Pharmaceuticals (NZ) Ltd .......................100-101<br />
33a Normanby Road, Mt Eden, Auckland 1024<br />
P: 09 630 4488<br />
F: 09 630 4490<br />
helenav@arrowpharma.co.nz<br />
www.arrowpharma.co.nz<br />
Categories: Appearance Medicine, Arthritis, Blood Pressure, Depression,<br />
Dermatology, Diabetes, Erectile Dysfunction, Hypertension, Ophthalmology,<br />
Osteoporosis, Pain Management, Psoriasis, Skincare, Supplements, Women’s<br />
Health, Constipation, Allergy, Oncology, Cold & Flu<br />
Formed in New Zealand in 2002, the Auckland-based company is part of<br />
Watson Pharmaceuticals Inc. USA, a global specialty pharmaceutical company<br />
with US$3.5 billion in revenue.<br />
We are the #4 generic pharmaceutical company worldwide with 8,000<br />
employees spanning sales operations in over 20 countries.<br />
We supply prescription(branded and on tender) and OTC (Health and Beauty)<br />
products providing physicians, pharmacists and patients with exceptional choice,<br />
value and quality. In <strong>2010</strong>, we supplied 304,212,873 tablets (thats almost 4<br />
million packs) into NZ alone.<br />
Aspen Pharmacare ................................................... 79<br />
PO Box 62027, Auckland<br />
P: 09 970 2760<br />
F: 09 918 5101<br />
aspen@aspenspharm.co.nz<br />
www.aspenpharma.co.nz<br />
Categories:, Anaemia, Cardiovascular, Wound Care, Thyroid Disorders,<br />
Hypothyrodism<br />
Aspen Pharmacare offer a diverse range of tried and trusted brands in New<br />
Zealand. The product mix ranges across Ethical, Primary & Secondary with key<br />
brands being Eltroxin, Ferrum H, Redipred and Simdax.<br />
For more information visit www.aspenpharma.co.nz<br />
AstraZeneca ........................................................ 32-33<br />
www.astrazeneca.com<br />
Categories: Cardiovascular<br />
AstraZeneca is one of the world’s leading pharmaceutical companies, with<br />
a broad range of medicines designed to fi ght disease in important areas of<br />
healthcare. We focus our resources on six therapy areas where we believe<br />
our skills and resources can make the most difference: respiratory, cancer,<br />
cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, infection and neuroscience<br />
Atlantis Healthcare ................................................. 128<br />
Louella Docot<br />
DDI 09 363 4875<br />
Mobile 027 286 5026<br />
Email Louella.docot@atlantishealthcare.com<br />
Website www.atlantishealthcare.com<br />
Atlantis Healthcare is a world leader in designing and implementing patient<br />
support and adherence programmes.<br />
Our programmes increase adherence to treatment, improve patient health<br />
outcomes, deliver optimal value for healthcare funders and ROI for the<br />
pharmaceutical industry.<br />
For further information please contact: Louella Docot on 09 368 4875.<br />
Categories: Patient support programmes, Health Psychology, Health Strategy &<br />
Creative, Healthcare database management, Healthcare call centre solutions,<br />
Direct Marketing and mailhouse capabilities, Events, Healthcare Technology<br />
innovations, Pharmalink, MediBoard<br />
AUSSTAT/Kiwis STAT ............................................... 108<br />
PO Box 8875, Christchurch<br />
P: 0800562 867 ext 936<br />
F: 03 339 0598<br />
joanne.knight@kiwisstat.com<br />
www.kiwisstat.com<br />
Categories: Recruitment/Locum Work<br />
We specialise in the recruitment and placement of short and long term locums<br />
into positions all over Australia and New Zealand.<br />
Consultant locums have become a core part of the business.<br />
We also have a dedicated permanent placement team who have a thorough<br />
understanding of immigration and registration requirements.<br />
Arrow Pharmaceuticals is one of the fastest growing pharmaceutical companies,<br />
in NZ with hundreds of thousands of people taking our medicines everyday.<br />
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Bayer Healthcare ..................................................... 93<br />
PO Box 2825, Shortland St, Auckland 1140<br />
P: 0800 847 874<br />
F: 0800 22 67 337<br />
andrea.carter@bayer.com<br />
www.bayer.co.nz<br />
Categories: Erectile Dysfunction Supplements Women’s Health Infant Nutrition<br />
Bayer: Science For A Better Life Bayer is a global enterprise with core<br />
competencies in the fi elds of health care, nutrition and high-tech materials. The<br />
company’s products and services are designed to benefi t people and improve<br />
their quality of life. In New Zealand, Bayer aims to make a positive contribution<br />
to the community, not only by providing innovative solutions, but also through<br />
our educational partnerships. For more information on Bayer visit www.bayer.<br />
co.nz<br />
BD Diagnostics .......................................................... 57<br />
8 Pacifi c Rise, Mt Wellington, Auckland<br />
P: 09 574 2468<br />
F: 09 574 2469<br />
leigh_martinovich@bd.com<br />
www.bd.com<br />
Categories: Cervical Screening Women’s Health Diagnostics Sexual Wellbeing<br />
For over 100 years Becton Dickinson’s quality products and innovations have<br />
been changing the fi eld of healthcare. BD manufactured the fi rst Luer-Lok<br />
syringe and needle connection system and the well known BD Vacutainer®<br />
blood collection system. Now the BD SurePath system increases detection of<br />
high grade cervical disease of 64.4% over conventional Paps. One more way<br />
BD is: Helping all people live healthy lives.<br />
BDM Grange ............................................................ 72<br />
14 Piermark Drive, Albany<br />
P: 09 443 9307<br />
F: 09 443 9301<br />
fi onas@bdmgrange.co.nz<br />
www.bdmgrange.co.nz<br />
Categories: Skincare<br />
BDM Grange is the New Zealand distributors for Bio-Oil. The number 1 selling<br />
skincare product in New Zealand.<br />
Bio-Oil® is a specialist skincare product that helps improve the appearance of<br />
scars, stretch marks and uneven skin tone.<br />
Best Practice Advocacy Centre .................................117<br />
Level 8, 10 George Street, Dunedin<br />
P: 03 477 5418<br />
F: 0800 2722 69<br />
kaye@bpac.org.nz<br />
www.bpac.org.nz<br />
Categories: Education Electronic Decision Support<br />
BPAC NZ is an independent organisation whose role is to promote the responsible<br />
use of pharmaceuticals and laboratory testing to general practitioners and<br />
other health professional groups throughout New Zealand. It advocates for best<br />
practice in healthcare treatments and investigations across a wide range of<br />
health service delivery areas and is recognised nationally and internationally<br />
for its expertise and innovation. and BPAC Inc bestpractice Decision Support<br />
bestpractice Decision Support is a new electronic decision support system<br />
from BPAC Inc. The DS is a desktop application that fully integrates with the<br />
practice’s PMS and provides up to date clinical support for patient management.<br />
bestpractice comprises a wide range of modules which are based on current<br />
New Zealand guidelines and best practice.<br />
Biocel Health ............................................................ 88<br />
PO Box 101-865, NSMC, Auckland<br />
P: 0800 246 235<br />
F: 09 480 2079<br />
info@biocel.co.nz<br />
www.biocel.co.nz<br />
Categories: Arthritis<br />
CosaminDS is a nutritional supplement which aids the recovery of fl exibility in<br />
impaired joints such as knees, hips, fi ngers, shoulders, neck and the lower back.<br />
This unique patented formula contains high grade Glucosamine HCl (500mg),<br />
Chondroitin Sulphate (400mg) and Manganese Ascorbate (76mg). When given<br />
together in these correct proportions the ingredients work together to support<br />
the structure and function of articular cartilage which is the resilient slippery<br />
tissue that covers the ends of the bones in joints. It lubricates the bone surface<br />
and acts like a “shock absorber”.<br />
BioTrace ..................................................................32ª<br />
PO Box 14001, Panmure, Auckland<br />
P: 09 570 5923<br />
F: 09 570 5928<br />
info@biotrace.co.nz<br />
www.biotrace.co.nz<br />
Categories: Nutrition Supplements<br />
Boehringer Ingelheim .......................................121-124<br />
PO Box 76216, Manukau City<br />
P: 09 274 8664<br />
F: 09 271 0629<br />
sheree.clifton@boehringer-ingelheim.com<br />
www.boehringeringelheim.com<br />
Boehringer Ingelheim (NZ) Ltd has been operating in NZ since 1973 and<br />
shows continued support by investing in clinical trials here. Our major product<br />
portfolios include stroke prevention, respiratory disease, myocardial infarction<br />
and HIV.<br />
PRADAXA<br />
For the fi rst time in 50 years, there is an alternative to warfarin for your patients<br />
with atrial fi brillation who require anticoagulation. Come visit us at the Pradaxa<br />
stand to fi nd out more information and enter the competition to win an iPad®.<br />
Boehringer Ingelheim - Spiriva .........................125-126<br />
PO Box 76216, Manukau City<br />
P: 09 274 8664<br />
F: 09 271 0629<br />
tony.davison@boehringer-ingelheim.com<br />
www.boehringeringelheim.com<br />
Categories: Asthma & COPD Cardiovascular<br />
Boehringer Ingelheim (NZ) Ltd has been operating in NZ since 1973 and<br />
shows continued support by investing in clinical trials here. Our major product<br />
portfolios include stroke prevention, respiratory disease, myocardial infarction<br />
and HIV.<br />
SPRIVIA<br />
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a major cause of disability,<br />
hospital admission and premature death in NZ. Recent evidence now supports<br />
once daily Spiriva (tiotropium) as the long-acting bronchodilator of choice for<br />
COPD patients (special authority criteria apply). Come visit us at the Spiriva<br />
stand to fi nd out more.<br />
Bupa Care Services ................................................. 127<br />
www.bupa.co.nz<br />
Categories: Elder Care<br />
Who is Bupa?<br />
At Bupa, we help older people live the best lives they can, every day.<br />
Across New Zealand, we support people living independently at home through<br />
personal medical alarms.<br />
We also care through retirement villages, rest homes and hospitals. A company<br />
with no shareholders, we re-invest the surplus we make into more and better<br />
care.<br />
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Canberra Health Cooperative Australia .................... 83<br />
PO Box 6865, Carnwood, ACT 2615, Australia<br />
P: +61 2 6258 0355<br />
F: +61 2 6259 3101<br />
davidbailey@profsol.com.au<br />
www.westbelconnenhealth.coop<br />
Categories: Recruitment/Locum Work<br />
The Health Coop established in 2008 commenced opertaionts in <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
It provides a <strong>GP</strong> led multidisciplinary approach to acute and preventative health<br />
care in Canberra.<br />
We are currently recruiting <strong>GP</strong>s to extend our operations.<br />
Canterbury Health Laboratories ..............................116<br />
PO Box 151, Cnr Tuam Street & Hagley Avenue, Christchurch 8140<br />
P: 0800 THE LAB (843 522)<br />
info@bloodtest.co.nz<br />
www.chl.co.nz<br />
Categories: Cervical Screening Genetic Testing<br />
Canterbury Health Laboratories offers specialist clinical and medico-legal tests<br />
on a national basis to meet the needs of regional hospitals, medical practices,<br />
government agencies and workplaces. Daily requests are received to perform<br />
specialist tests from laboratories and workplaces throughout New Zealand. It<br />
has the biggest ‘catchment’ area of any medical laboratory in New Zealand.<br />
Capes Medical .......................................................... 81<br />
18 Tukorako Drive, Mt Maunganui, Tauranga<br />
P: 0800 18 19 19<br />
F: 07 575 9333<br />
sales@capesmedical.co.nz<br />
www.capesmedical.co.nz<br />
Categories: Blood Pressure Hand Hygiene Incontinence Pulse Oximetry Surgical<br />
Instruments Sutures Wound Care Medical Equipment Compression ECG Vital<br />
Signs Monitor<br />
Capes Medical is a brand neutral medical supply company, committed to the<br />
New Zealand medical profession to bring fi rst class products at economical<br />
prices.<br />
If you want quality and service at an affordable price, then look no further than<br />
Capes Medical.<br />
If it’s medical we can supply.<br />
Care Medical ............................................................ 96<br />
P: 0800 333 808<br />
F: 09 915 0801<br />
sales@caremed.co.nz<br />
www.caremed.co.nz<br />
Categories: Asthma & COPD Blood Pressure Cardiovascular Pulse Oximetry<br />
Resuscitation Sleep Apnoea Smoking Cessation Spirometry Medical Equipment<br />
ECG Vital Signs Monitor<br />
CARE Medical is a privately owned and independent Company supplying<br />
Cardiac, Anaesthetic, Respiratory and Emergency equipment to the New<br />
Zealand healthcare market.<br />
The joint owners are two long established market leaders in New Zealand and<br />
Australia: InterMed & Mayo Healthcare.<br />
Critical Assist ...........................................................119<br />
P: 0800 443 005<br />
F: 0800 443 057<br />
info@criticalassist.co.nz<br />
www.criticalassist.co.nz<br />
Categories: Blood Pressure Cardiovascular Electromedical Equipment<br />
Hypertension Minor Surgical Procedures Ophthalmology Pulse Oximetry<br />
Spirometry Surgical Instruments Sutures Diagnostics<br />
Critical Assist supplies quality medical and surgical products at affordable<br />
prices. Brands include Sharpoint sutures, REDA instruments, Fukuda EG, QRS<br />
Cardioview ECG and spirometers and Hadeco Dopplers.<br />
CSL Biotherapies .................................................. 76-77<br />
PO Box 62 590, Central Park, Auckland, 1544<br />
P: 09 525 8935 or 027 479 0810<br />
F: 0800 920 054<br />
claire.jackson@csl.co.nz<br />
www.csl.co.nz<br />
Categories: Dermatology Immunisations/Vaccines Psoriasis Women’s Health<br />
Urology<br />
CSL (Commonwealth Serum Laboratories) was originally an Australian<br />
government owned company (est. 1916). In 1991 it was converted to a public<br />
company called CSL Ltd. In 1994 CSL was publicly listed with shares on the<br />
stock exchange. CSL Biotherapies (NZ) Ltd is strategic partners with a number<br />
of large international companies and we have a number of products in different<br />
therapeutic areas in NZ, i.e. Vesicare®, GardasilTM Advantan® Fluvax®,<br />
Pneumovax® 23, Asamax® 500 and Vimpat®<br />
Vimpat® (lacosamide) 50mg, 100mg, 150mg and 200mg tablets are indicated<br />
as adjunctive therapy in the treatment of partial-onset seizures with our without<br />
secondary generalisation in patients with epilepsy aged 16 years and older.<br />
Vimpat is now FULLY FUNDED. Special authority applies.<br />
Douglas Pharmaceuticals ..................................... 41-43<br />
Central Park Drive, Henderson, Waitakere<br />
P: 09 835 0660<br />
F: 09 835 0690<br />
conradd@douglas.co.nz<br />
www.douglas.co.nz<br />
Categories: Dermatology Urology Gastroenterology<br />
Douglas Pharmaceuticals Ltd. was established in 1967 by Graeme Douglas<br />
and is the largest New Zealand owned pharmaceutical manufacturer of quality<br />
pharmaceuticals. Employing around 470 people in New Zealand, Douglas<br />
has manufacturing plants in Auckland and Fiji. Douglas exports 65% of<br />
manufactured product to international markets and has a strong presence in<br />
NZ retail pharmacy. Recently, our laboratories and quality systems have met<br />
FDA requirements for product release into the USA. Douglas Pharmaceuticals<br />
Ltd.’s current annual research and development spend of $19 million is focused<br />
on new products for local and export markets. Douglas Pharmaceuticals Ltd. is<br />
an excellent example of New Zealand’s knowledge economy in action.<br />
Dr Reddy’s New Zealand ......................................... 20<br />
PO Box 911-267, AUCKLAND<br />
P: 09 356-7000<br />
F: 09 356-7001<br />
www.drreddysnz.co.nz<br />
Categories: Generics<br />
Dr Reddy’s is the New Zealand based wholly owned subsidiary of Dr Reddy’s<br />
Laboratories, a global research based medicines manufacturer. Dr Reddy’s<br />
recently launched the fi rst two of many products planned for the New Zealand<br />
market and both products have won sole supply contracts with PHARMAC: Dr<br />
Reddy’s Omeprazole and Pantroprazole.<br />
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DrInfo ....................................................................... 70<br />
M287 Private Bag 300987, Albany, Auckland<br />
P: 09 441 9353<br />
F: 09 441 9355<br />
info@drinfo.co.nz<br />
www.drinfo.co.nz<br />
Categories: Medical Software<br />
DRINFO Audit is an on-going, automated service that identifi es patients falling<br />
through the gaps (clinical and administrative). DRINFO assists you to notify them<br />
about recommended visits, tests, procedures or follow-up, and tracks the results<br />
of your recall efforts. Regardless of your practice size, complexity or spectrum<br />
of medical specialties, DRINFO simplifi es the process of bringing your patients<br />
back into compliance for enhanced quality and improved clinical outcomes.<br />
DRINFO strengthens both preventive care and chronic disease management<br />
through friendly and effective methodologies that motivate patients to engage<br />
more actively in their own medical care.<br />
EBOS Healthcare .............................................. 114-115<br />
PO Box 302 161, North Harbour, Auckland<br />
P: 0800 105 501<br />
F: 0800 262 262<br />
primary@ebos.co.nz<br />
www.ebosonline.co.nz<br />
Categories: Blood Pressure Hand Hygiene Infection Control Minor Surgical<br />
Procedures Pulse Oximetry Resuscitation Spirometry Surgical Instruments Sutures<br />
Wound Care Medical Equipment Women’s Health Diagnostics Allergy ECG<br />
Vital Signs Monitor Compression Bandages<br />
EBOS Healthcare - delivering innovative supply solutions with quality products<br />
& services, combined with knowledgeable staff who understand our customers<br />
needs. We are committed to working closely with Primary Healthcare to support<br />
their continued focus on best practice for improvement of clinical health<br />
outcomes.<br />
Eli Lilly ................................................................. 51-53<br />
414-422 Khyber Pass Road, Newmarket, Auckland<br />
P: +64 (9) 523 9300 or Free Phone: 0800 500056<br />
F: +64 (9) 523 9301<br />
yolandi.nortier@lilly.com<br />
www.lilly.com<br />
Categories: ADHD Diabetes Erectile Dysfunction<br />
Eli Lilly and Company is a leading, global corporation committed to developing<br />
a portfolio of “best-in-class, fi rst-in-class” pharmaceutical products helping<br />
people to live longer, healthier and more active lives. Being innovation driven,<br />
Lilly markets leading treatments in many disease states including diabetes,<br />
erectile dysfunction, osteoporosis, depression, schizophrenia and attentiondefi<br />
cit hyperactivity disorder. Lilly is committed to providing “Answers That<br />
Matter”, through medicines and information for some of today’s most urgent<br />
medical needs.<br />
Ferring Pharmaceuticals ........................................... 60<br />
PO Box 4079, Auckland 1140<br />
P: 09 377 3336<br />
F: 09 307 1307<br />
pharmaco@pharmaco.co.nz<br />
www.pharmaco.co.nz<br />
Categories: Gastroenterology Enuresis Alarms<br />
Fertility Associates .................................................... 12<br />
Private Bag 28910, Remuera, Auckland 1541<br />
P: 0800 10 28 28<br />
F: 09 520 9521<br />
info@fertilityassociates.co.nz<br />
www.fertilityassociates.co.nz<br />
Categories: Fertility<br />
Fertility Associates is New Zealand’s leading provider of fertility diagnosis,<br />
support and treatment.<br />
Our three treatment clinics and peripheral consultation clinics have the common<br />
goal of providing the most successful outcomes for your patients.<br />
We provide treatment for both public and private patients.<br />
Find out more at www.fertilityassociates.co.nz<br />
We’ve been busy building families for more than 20 years with over 10,000<br />
babies born so far.<br />
Foot Mechanics Podiatry .......................................... 56<br />
PO Box 13540, Tauranga<br />
P: 0800 436 686<br />
F: 07 577 1222<br />
info@footmechanics.com<br />
www.footmechanics.com<br />
Categories: Footcare Podiatry<br />
We deliver clinical practice excellence through the use of leading technology<br />
and providing our Podiatrists with gold standard training and education.<br />
We have clinics in Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Whakatane, Rotorua and<br />
Palmerston North.<br />
We specialize in treating the biomechancial causes of foot and lower limb<br />
problems leading to pain.<br />
Galderma ................................................................. 61<br />
Categories: Skincare<br />
GlaxoSmithKline .................................... 62-63 & 68-69<br />
Private Bag 106600, Downtown Auckland 1143<br />
P: 0800 808 500<br />
F: 09 367 2910<br />
www.gsk.co.nz/index.html<br />
Categories: Asthma & COPD Immunisations/Vaccines<br />
Many companies with great histories have combined over the years to make the<br />
leading global research and manufacturing organisation that is GlaxoSmithKline.<br />
The Glaxo in our name traces its history back to the colonial New Zealand of<br />
1873. Local entrepreneur Joseph Nathan established a trading company in<br />
Wellington that was a forerunner to Glaxo’s milk powder drying operation at<br />
Bunnythorpe, Manawatu.<br />
Today, GlaxoSmithKline is one of the world’s leading vaccines and pharmaceutical<br />
companies. Our vision is to improve the quality of human lifeby enabling people<br />
to do more, feel better and live longer.<br />
We look forward to meeting you at this conference.<br />
Please come and visit us at our stand for further information.<br />
TAPS DA4210AH/11FE/033A<br />
Products on display: Pentasa (mesalazine), WetAlert Enuresis Alarm<br />
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Global Medical Solutions ........................................ 104<br />
90 Mountain Road, Epsom, Auckland<br />
P: 0800 999 990 or 09 638 9175<br />
F: 09 638 9176<br />
sales@gmsnz.co.nz<br />
www.gmsnz.co.nz<br />
Categories: Imaging Consumables<br />
Global Medical Solutions NZ is based in Auckland and has been servicing<br />
New Zealand customers for nearly 30 years. Being part of an international<br />
company we provide a huge range of imaging accessories and consumables<br />
at competitive prices. In addition we have a wide range of in-house skills that<br />
ensures customers needs are met.<br />
Go Healthy NZ ......................................................... 11<br />
13 Sydney Street, Petone, Lower Hutt 5012, Wellington<br />
P: Info Line Free Call: 0508 466 9327 or 04 891 0184<br />
F: Orders Free Fax: 0508 466 946 or 04 891 0186<br />
lisa@gohealthynz.co.nz<br />
www.gohealthynz.co.nz<br />
Categories: Arthritis Asthma & COPD Depression Nasal Decongesant<br />
Osteoporosis Prostate Cancer Supplements Women’s Health Allergy Thyroid<br />
Disorders Infl ammatory Bowel Disease Insomnia Cold & Flu<br />
Go Healthy New Zealand offers a comprehensive range of Natural Health<br />
products made in GMP/TGA manufacturing facilities of the highest standard<br />
in New Zealand. We have an extensive range of supplements supplied in<br />
VegeCapsules.<br />
To ensure compliance and effi cacy our products are high potency, 1-A-Day<br />
formulations wherever possible which naturally compliment Rx medicines. E.g.<br />
antibiotics with clinically proven probiotics.<br />
Health Workforce Queensland ................................. 95<br />
Recruitment & Locums Team, <strong>GP</strong>O Box 2523, Brisbane Queensland 4001<br />
AUSTRALIA<br />
P: +61-7-3105-7800<br />
F: +61-7-3105-7801<br />
recruitment@healthworkforce.com.au<br />
www.healthworkforce.com.au<br />
Categories: Recruitment/Locum Work<br />
Health Workforce Queensland is a not-for-profi t rural workforce agency that<br />
recruits and supports <strong>GP</strong>s in rural Queensland. Come and talk to us about<br />
doing a Locum in the “Sunshine State”. Come for as little as a few weeks and<br />
we’ll assist with everything so you can just enjoy the experience!<br />
Healthline ................................................................. 19<br />
Medibank Health Solutions, PO Box 10643, Wellington<br />
P: 04 494 8150<br />
F: 04 494 8151<br />
janet.harp@medibankhealth.co.nz<br />
www.moh.govt.nz/healthline<br />
Categories: Telephone Triage<br />
Healthline is a free telephone triage and health advice service available for<br />
all New Zealanders 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Healthline is staffed<br />
by experienced registered nurses, supported by highly sophisticated, evidencebased<br />
software, ensuring consistently safe and appropriate triage.<br />
Healthpoint ............................................................ 103<br />
P: +64 9 630 0828<br />
F: +64 9 630 0829<br />
info@healthpoint.co.nz<br />
www.healthpoint.co.nz<br />
Categories: Advisory Services<br />
www.healthpoint.co.nz helps people better understand and use New Zealand<br />
health services.nnThe Healthpoint website is an award-winning portal that<br />
publishes information about hospital, medical specialist, general practice and<br />
maternity services.<br />
Healthstat ................................................................ 23<br />
PO Box 45173, Te Atatu Penninsula, Auckland 0651<br />
P: 0508 447 435<br />
F: 09 423 7666<br />
barry.gribben@cbg.co.nz<br />
www.healthstat.co.nz<br />
Categories: Practice Management Software Population Health Analysis<br />
Healthstat lets you manage the health of entire populations at the practice,<br />
PHO, DHB or nationally. It is the only population analysis tool fully integrated<br />
with Medtech and working with Medtechs clinical audit tool practices can drill<br />
down to see real time clinical records.<br />
Hologic ..................................................................... 78<br />
www.hologic.com<br />
In 2011 Hologic celebrates 26 years of focusing on women’s health and 21<br />
years as a public company. We are on a mission to help women everywhere<br />
lead longer, healthier lives. It is our reason for being and the single focus of<br />
every breakthrough we pursue, every investment we make.<br />
Home Instead ........................................................... 97<br />
PO Box 4245, Hamilton East<br />
P: 07 959 0006<br />
F: 07 839 6704<br />
info@homeinstead.co.nz<br />
www.homeinstead.co.nz<br />
Categories: Arthritis Depression Incontinence Movement Disorders (Parkinsons)<br />
Nutrition Osteoporosis Elder Care Social Services<br />
It’s not about a Retirement Village, Nursing homes or Rest Homes. To us, it’s<br />
about taking care of elderly family members in their home - long-term.<br />
Homecare Medical...................................................111<br />
PO Box 105346, Auckland Mail Centre, Auckland<br />
P: 021 274 5238<br />
F: 09 377 7826<br />
pennyt@homecaremedical.co.nz<br />
www.nursetriage.co.nz<br />
Categories: Advisory Services Nurse Triage<br />
HML is a specialised Registered Nurse Triage service providing unequalled after<br />
hours telephone cover for busy medical practices throughout New Zealand.<br />
HML provides services to approximately 1700 <strong>GP</strong>s, allowing their 1.8 million<br />
patients access to a high quality after hour’s nurse triage service via their usual<br />
practice phone number.<br />
House of Travel ........................................................ 27<br />
Cnr Eruera Street Fenton Street, Rotorua<br />
P: 07 348 4152<br />
pamt@hot.co.nz<br />
www.houseoftravel.co.nz<br />
Categories: Travel<br />
Offi cial travel sponsor of Rotorua <strong>GP</strong> <strong>CME</strong> 2011.<br />
InterMed Medical ..................................................... 89<br />
71 Apollo Drive, Albany, Auckland<br />
P: 09 415 4500 or 0800 524 222<br />
F: 09 415 9045<br />
vactherapy@intermed.co.nz<br />
www.intermed.co.nz<br />
Categories: Wound Care Medical Equipment<br />
Intermed is the exclusive distributor of KCI’s V.A.C.® Therapy in New Zealand.<br />
V.A.C.® Therapy promotes wound healing by reducing oedema, promoting<br />
granulation tissue formulation, increasing perfusion and by removing exudate<br />
and infectious material.<br />
Please visit the InterMed Medical stand to discuss access to V.A.C.® Therapy<br />
for your patients<br />
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Johnson & Johnson...............................................14-16<br />
105 Carlton Gore Road, Newmarket, Auckland<br />
P: 09 523 8700<br />
F: 09 523 1646<br />
www.jnjnz.co.nz<br />
Categories: Psoriasis Skincare Smoking Cessation Cold & Flu Oral Hygiene<br />
Johnson & Johnson Pacifi c Pty Limited is taking the latest technology and<br />
know how from its research laboratories around the world, and building it into<br />
everyday products and services that are effective and easy for anyone to use.<br />
So the quality and care you’ve come to expect from Johnson & Johnson Pacifi c<br />
Pty Limited will also be available in medically recognised products and health<br />
services for people of all ages.<br />
Konnect Net Ltd ........................................................ 91<br />
8 Cleveland Road, Parnell, Auckland<br />
P: 09 302 3575<br />
F: 09 309 6902<br />
melissa.aubroeck@konnect.co.nz<br />
www.konnect.co.nz<br />
Categories: Insurance<br />
Konnect’s SureMed service helps <strong>GP</strong>s respond to insurance information requests<br />
quickly and securely. SureMed has enjoyed rapid uptake since launch late<br />
2009, with many of New Zealand’s busiest practices using the service. To fi nd<br />
out more, please call Hamish on 09 3023575 or our SureMed support team<br />
on 0800 5666328<br />
Last Minute Locums................................................... 80<br />
PO Box 3097, Willoughby North, NSW 2068, Australia<br />
P: +61 (2) 9151 4242<br />
F: +61 (2) 9410 2063<br />
work@lastminutelocums.com.au<br />
www.lml.com.au<br />
Categories: Recruitment/Locum Work<br />
Sydney-based LML is a market-leading recruitment agency which supplies<br />
doctors and nurses of all grades and specialties . LML specializes in providing<br />
candidates on a locum and permanent basis and to both public and private<br />
hospitals throughout Australia and New Zealand. LML is part of HCL plc, the<br />
world’s leading health and social care recruitment company. HCL plc is listed<br />
on the London Stock Exchange.<br />
Leukaemia & Blood Foundation .............................. 107<br />
PO Box 99182, Newmarket, Auckland 1149<br />
P: 09 638 3556<br />
F: 09 638 3557<br />
info@leukaemia.org.nz<br />
www.leukaemia.org.nz<br />
Categories: Anaemia Oncology Haematology Cancer<br />
The Leukaemia & Blood Foundation (LBF) is the only not-for-profi t organization<br />
in New Zealand dedicated solely to supporting patients and families living with<br />
leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma and related blood conditions. Increasing<br />
awareness of lymphoma in the community is a priority as lymphoma is the sixth<br />
most common cancer with more than 800 kiwis diagnosed annually.<br />
McLaren Medical ...................................................... 58<br />
PO Box 62, Paraparaumu 5254<br />
P: 0800 626 334<br />
F: 04 298 1294<br />
mclaren@mcmed.co.nz<br />
www.mclarenmedical.com<br />
Categories: Asthma & COPD Blood Pressure Cardiovascular Cervical Screening<br />
Electromedical Equipment Pulse Oximetry Sleep Apnoea Spirometry<br />
We supply respiratory and cardiology products and consumables that contain<br />
innovative technology; that represent premium product choice; and that present<br />
best value for the customer. We are involved in all levels of respiratory care<br />
– our product ranges from hand held screening devices to full diagnostic<br />
spirometry systems plus exhaled nitric oxide monitors for asthma management.<br />
We are always eager to be involved with training and education in PHO <strong>CME</strong><br />
respiratory programs.<br />
Medical Assurance Society ...................................... 3-4<br />
19-21 Broderick Road PO Box 13042, Johnsonville, Wellington 6440<br />
P: 0800 800 MAS (627)<br />
F: (04) 477 0109<br />
carolyn.leatherby@medicals.co.nz<br />
www.medicals.co.nz<br />
Categories: Advisory Services Financial Services Insurance Kiwisaver<br />
Medical Assurance Society (MAS) is a New Zealand membership-based<br />
organisation that has supported professionals with their personal and business<br />
fi nancial needs for 90 years. We specialise in providing Members with personal<br />
and business insurance, loans, savings and investments as well as business<br />
advice, networking opportunities and much more. Our 22,000 Members –<br />
historically doctors, dentists and vets – today come from a range professional<br />
groups.<br />
To fi nd out more or enquire about becoming a Member, phone MAS on 0800<br />
800 MAS (627), email society@medicals.co.nz or visit www.medicals.co.nz.<br />
MedicAlert® Foundation-New Zealand Inc. .............. 21<br />
PO Box 40028, Upper Hutt 5140<br />
P: +64 4 528 8218<br />
F: +64 4 527 9540<br />
inquiry@medicalert.co.nz<br />
www.medicalert.co.nz<br />
Categories: Electromedical Equipment<br />
MedicAlert is a trusted and vital service providing both instant identifi cation<br />
of medical conditions/special needs through the engraved medical ID and<br />
supporting information through EHR of patient vitals, the emergency hotline and<br />
membership card. These core services work together to provide comprehensive<br />
protection. MedicAlert delivers vital personal information to the scene of<br />
an incident that can help protect and save the patient’s life. Find out about<br />
patient and Doctor electronic referrals to MedicAlert’s service by visiting www.<br />
medicalert.co.nz.<br />
Medtech ................................................................... 22<br />
48 Market Place, Auckland<br />
P: 0800 2 633 832<br />
F: 0800 633 832<br />
info@medtechglobal.com<br />
www.medtechglobal.com<br />
Categories: Practice Management Software<br />
Medtech Global is a provider of health management solutions to the healthcare<br />
industry enabling the comprehensive management of patient information<br />
throughout all aspects of the healthcare environment. Medtech’s solutions<br />
are both sophisticated and user-friendly. They improve practice management,<br />
enhance patient safety and health care delivery, as well as ensure best practice<br />
for electronic health records management and reporting.<br />
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Medtel .....................................................................118<br />
2/20 Beatrice Tinsley Crescent Rosedale North Shore City 0632<br />
P: +64 9 441 2770 or 0800 733 333<br />
F: +64 9 441 2777<br />
cherylv@medtel.co.nz<br />
www.allegranz.co.nz<br />
Categories: Appearance Medicine Dermatology Melanoma Minor Surgical<br />
Procedures Surgical Instruments Medical Equipment ECG Vital Signs Monitor<br />
Established in 1965, Medtel is Australia’s foremost supplier of high technology<br />
products to the medical and aesthetic industry. We pride ourselves on longterm<br />
client partnerships, supporting business with our manufacturer trained<br />
equipment service team and marketing support. Medtel offers the latest in<br />
innovative medical equipment including Ellman Radio Frequency Technololgy<br />
and Biocare ECG Vital Signs Monitors.<br />
Ministry of Health, Tobacco Control Programme ....... 17<br />
P: 04 496 4000<br />
F: 04 496 2340<br />
www.moh.govt.nz/tobacco<br />
Categories: Smoking Cessation Government<br />
The three key objectives of tobacco control activities in New Zealand are:<br />
To reduce smoking initiation<br />
To increase quitting<br />
To reduce exposure to second-hand smoke.<br />
Ministry of Social Development ................................ 85<br />
PO Box 1556, Wellington 6011<br />
P: 04 978 4142<br />
F: 04 918 0078<br />
david.bratt@msd.govt.nz<br />
www.workandincome.govt.nz<br />
Categories: Advisory Services Social Services<br />
Through Work and Income various welfare benefi ts are available to people in<br />
need including sickness and invalid benefi ts.<br />
MoleMap by Dermatologists .................................... 71<br />
PO Box 2810, Shortland Street, Auckland<br />
P: 09 5245290<br />
F: 09 520 6665<br />
blair.stewart@molemap.co.nz<br />
www.molemap.co.nz<br />
Categories: Melanoma<br />
MoleMap by dermatologists is the world’s most advanced melanoma screening<br />
program. Pioneered here in NZ by a group of dermatologists, MoleMap<br />
combines the skills of dermatologists and clinically proven technology to help<br />
detect melanoma as early as possible.<br />
MSD .................................................................... 65-67<br />
PO Box 99851, Newmarket, Auckland<br />
P: 09 523 6000<br />
F: 09 523 6001<br />
msd@HCLlogistics.co.nz<br />
www.msd.co.nz<br />
Mundipharma ......................................................... 5-7<br />
PO Box 4079, Auckland<br />
P: 09 914 4569<br />
F: 09 307 1307<br />
mnz@mundipharma.co.nz<br />
Medical Information: 0800 773 310<br />
Categories: Pain Management<br />
Mundipharma is a leading provider of high quality analgesic pharmaceutical<br />
products for the treatment of moderate to severe chronic pain.<br />
Mylan New Zealand................................................110<br />
PO Box 11183, Ellerslie, Auckland 1542<br />
P: +64 9 259 2792<br />
F: +64 9 579 7072<br />
info@mylan.co.nz<br />
www.mylan.co.nz<br />
Categories: Asthma & COPD Cardiovascular Depression Hypertension<br />
Movement Disorders (Parkinsons) Nasal Decongesant Pain Management<br />
Generics Allergy Schizophrenia<br />
Mylan New Zealand Limited is one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in<br />
New Zealand, specialising in off-patent medicines, focusing on patient welfare<br />
to ensure our generic lines are both economical and of the highest quality.<br />
Mylan New Zealand’s consumer division complements the off-patent medicines<br />
with a range of high quality OTC products. A pharmacy representative team and<br />
ongoing marketing initiatives suuport these products.<br />
Neilmed Pharmaceuticals ......................................... 75<br />
Unit 3/34 Hannigan Drive, St Johns, Auckland<br />
P: 0800 634 5633<br />
poonam@neilmed.com<br />
www.neilmed.com<br />
Categories: Nasal Decongesant Allergy<br />
NeilMed® Pharmaceuticals is the maker of the Original and Patented SINUS<br />
RINSE Kit, the #1 recommended and studied nasal irrigation system in the<br />
world, with main distribution in USA and Canada. It provides natural relief from<br />
allergies, the common cold or fl u, and other chronic sinus and nasal problems<br />
and obviates the need for surgeries and prescription medications in more than<br />
50% of cases.<br />
New Zealand Medical & Scientific ............................. 94<br />
PO Box 24 138, Royal Oak, Auckland<br />
P: 09 259 4062<br />
F: 09 259 4067<br />
nzms@nzms.co.nz<br />
www.nzms.co.nz<br />
Categories: Melanoma<br />
New Zealand Medical and Scientifi c Ltd. was founded in 1982 with the aim of<br />
providing New Zealand with leading-edge medical and scientifi c technology<br />
supported by exemplary customer service.<br />
Categories: Anti-fungals Arthritis Asthma & COPD Blood Pressure Books/Medical<br />
Information Cardiovascular Depression Dermatology Diabetes Hypertension<br />
Immunisations/Vaccines Nasal Decongesant Ophthalmology Osteoporosis<br />
Pain Management Allergy<br />
Merck Sharp & Dohme NZ (MSD NZ) is part of an international pharmaceutical<br />
company Merck & Co that researches, develops, markets and distributes a wide<br />
range of prescription medicines.<br />
MSD NZ is dedicated to constantly improving the health of all New Zealanders<br />
by providing new and innovative medicines.<br />
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New Zealand Medical Association .............................. 1<br />
PO Box 156, Wellington, New Zealand<br />
P: +64 (0)4 472 4741<br />
F: +64 (0)4 471 0838<br />
nzma@nzma.org.nz<br />
www.nzma.org.nz<br />
Categories: Advisory Services Education Recruitment/Locum Work Representation<br />
Political Advocacy<br />
The New Zealand Medical Association is the country’s foremost pan-professional<br />
medical organisation. We are the largest medical organisation in New Zealand,<br />
and our members come from all disciplines within the medical profession,<br />
and include specialists, general practitioners, doctors-in-training and medical<br />
students.<br />
The NZMA aims to provide leadership of the medical profession, and<br />
promote:<br />
professional unity and values, and<br />
the health of all New Zealanders<br />
Norgine .................................................................. 109<br />
3/14 Rodborough Road, FRENCHS FOREST, NSW, 2086 Australia<br />
P: + 61 (0)2 9972 7500<br />
F: + 61 (0)2 9972 7522<br />
cmcgovern@norgine.com<br />
www.norgine.com<br />
Categories: Constipation<br />
Norgine is very pleased to be able to support the <strong>GP</strong> <strong>CME</strong> Rotorua<br />
conference.<br />
Norgine are the manufacturers of MOVICOL® and MOVICOL®-Half which<br />
are iso-osmotic electrolyte solutions that work to hydrate the colon, bulk, soften<br />
and lubricate the faeces, which triggers peristalsis for a natural, comfortable<br />
bowel movement.<br />
MOVICOL® is fully funded with special authority on the Pharmaceutical<br />
Schedule.<br />
Novartis New Zealand ........................................ 44-46<br />
Private Bag 65904, Mairangi Bay, Auckland<br />
P: 09 361 8100<br />
F: 09 361 8181<br />
www.novartis.com<br />
Categories: ADHD Osteoporosis<br />
Our purpose is care and cure.<br />
We provide medicines to treat and prevent diseases, ease suffering and improve<br />
quality of life.<br />
We aim to provide healthcare solutions that address the evolving needs of<br />
patients and societies worldwide.<br />
Nutricia .................................................................... 90<br />
Level 4, Building d, 12-24 Talavera Road, Macquarie Park, NSW 2113,<br />
Australia<br />
P: +61 2 8870 0425<br />
F: +61 2 9878 4725<br />
cminois@nutricia.com.au<br />
www.nutricia4professionals.com.au<br />
Categories: Nutrition Infant Nutrition<br />
Nutricia is proud to support <strong>GP</strong><strong>CME</strong> Rotorua 2011 and welcomes the delegates.<br />
Nutricia manufactures infant formulas and toddler supplements for the New<br />
Zealand market. Please visit our stand to learn about our Karicare Immunocare®<br />
products and their role in nutritionally supporting a baby’s immune system.<br />
Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition ........................ 26<br />
37 Banks Rd, Mt Wellington, Auckland 1060<br />
www.nutriciaclinical.co.nz<br />
Categories: Nutrition Allergy<br />
Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition is a leader in the provision of specialised<br />
nutritional products and solutions. We have a comprehensive range of products<br />
for Medical Nutrition, Allergy relief, Metabolics and Specialised nutrition for all<br />
ages.<br />
NZ Doctor ................................................................. 54<br />
PO Box 31348, North Shore City 0741<br />
rjackson@nz.cmpmedica.com<br />
www.nzdoctor.co.nz<br />
New Zealand Doctor provides <strong>GP</strong>s and many others in the health sector with<br />
their only source of up to date news affecting primary care. It is a must-read<br />
for anyone wanting to keep up with the ever-changing landscape in the health<br />
sector.<br />
Our team of experienced health reporters and clinical contributors report on<br />
the issues affecting <strong>GP</strong>s in every aspect of their professional capacity: health<br />
politics, clinical developments and business management. In a more lighthearted<br />
vein, a lifestyle section provides articles ranging from wine and fi lm, to<br />
travel and humour.<br />
Obex Medical ........................................................... 64<br />
PO Box 26511 Epsom, Auckland 1344<br />
P: 027 290 9794<br />
F: 09 630 3456<br />
jane.young@obex.co.nz<br />
www.obex.co.nz<br />
Categories: Compression Hosiery Compression Bandages<br />
Obex Medical - Leaders in the compression garment market with VENOSAN<br />
Compression Socks, Stockings, Tights and Armsleeves. Patient comfort, optimal<br />
customer service, innovative technology along with education are of prime<br />
importance.<br />
We understand the treatment and prevention of venous disease, lymphoedema<br />
and postural hypotension using correct compression. VENOSAN products,<br />
made in Switzerland, are high quality and latex free.<br />
Ochre Recruitment .................................................. 106<br />
PO Box 11938 | Wellington 6142<br />
P: 04 894 3321<br />
F: 04 894 3330<br />
luke@ochrerecruitment.com<br />
www.ochrerecruitment.com<br />
Categories: Recruitment/Locum Work<br />
Ochre Recruitment specialises in the placement of both permanent and locum<br />
doctors into hospital and general practice throughout Australia and New<br />
Zealand. Owned by doctors with extensive experience in general practice<br />
and hospital positions in urban, regional and remote communities, Ochre<br />
Recruitment understands what is required to help make your career rewarding<br />
and enjoyable.<br />
Ormiston Hospital .................................................... 86<br />
25 Ormiston Road, Botany Junction, Auckland<br />
P: 09 250 1157<br />
F: 09 250 1159<br />
nataliec@ormistonhospital.co.nz<br />
www.ormistonhospital.co.nz<br />
Categories: Appearance Medicine Cervical Screening Dermatology<br />
Incontinence Melanoma Minor Surgical Procedures Nasal Decongesant<br />
Obesity Ophthalmology Prostate Cancer Women’s Health Footcare Urology<br />
Gastroenterology Thyroid Disorders Infl ammatory Bowel Disease Fertility Cancer<br />
Hospital<br />
Ormiston Hospital is an independently owned private surgical Hospital and is<br />
also a part of the Southern Cross joint venture scheme, whereby Southern Cross<br />
have a shareholding in the ownership of the Hospital, along with 50 or so other<br />
independent individuals and groups<br />
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Otago University ................................................. 98-99<br />
Department of General Practice, University of Otago, PO Box 913, Dunedin<br />
9054<br />
P: 021 279 7424<br />
F: 03 479 7431<br />
anita.fogarty@otago.ac.nz<br />
www.otago.ac.nz<br />
Categories: Education<br />
Postgraduate Diploma in General Practice (PGDip<strong>GP</strong> Division of Health<br />
Sciences, University of Otago The Postgraduate Diploma in General Practice has<br />
been designed to meet the needs of general practitioners within New Zealand.<br />
The papers are all distance-taught and use a combination of delivered course<br />
material, supplementary readings, audio- conferences, internet and residentials.<br />
For further information, please come and visit us at Stand No 98-99 at the<br />
conference or call Anita Fogarty 03 479 7424 or 0271 279 7424<br />
Parent to Parent ......................................................112<br />
P O Box 234, Waikato Mail Centre, Hamilton 3240<br />
P: 07 853 8491<br />
F: 07 853 8491<br />
venessar@parent2parent.org.nz<br />
www.parent2parent.org.nz<br />
Categories: Advisory Services<br />
Parent to Parent is a national support and information network of regional<br />
groups and trained volunteer Support Parents. We seek to empower parents,<br />
caregivers, and whanau who have children and family members with disabilities,<br />
health impairments, or special needs through support and the provision of<br />
information.<br />
Pfizer ................................................................... 29-31<br />
Level 3, Pfi zer House, 14 Normanby Road, Mt Eden, Auckland<br />
P: 09 638 0000<br />
F: 09 638 0021<br />
ContactUs.NewZealand@pfi zer.com<br />
www.pfi zer.co.nz<br />
Categories: Arthritis Asthma & COPD Cardiovascular Erectile Dysfunction<br />
Immunisations/Vaccines Incontinence Infection Control Nutrition Pain<br />
Management Smoking Cessation Generics Sexual Wellbeing Urology<br />
Oncology<br />
For over 40 years Pfi zer New Zealand has worked alongside Government,<br />
healthcare providers, patients and the community to build a healthier New<br />
Zealand. Today, Pfi zer employs more than 180 staff and has grown to be one<br />
of the nation’s leading providers of prescription medicines and animal health<br />
products. Through its pharmaceutical division, Pfi zer markets a wide range<br />
of prescription only medicines which bring relief from suffering in a variety of<br />
diseases including infections, arthritis, depression, schizophrenia, hypertension<br />
and other heart disorders, as well as certain types of cancer.<br />
Pharmaco (NZ) Ltd ................................................... 59<br />
4 Fisher Cres Mt. Wellington Auckalnd<br />
P: 09 377 336<br />
F: 09 307 1307<br />
dbasham@pharmaco.co.nz<br />
www.pharmaco.co.nz<br />
PHL Medical .............................................................. 87<br />
91 Kerrs Road, Wiri, Manukau<br />
P: 09 263 1274<br />
F: 09 263 1101<br />
m.rees-williams@phlmed.co.nz<br />
www.phlmed.co.nz<br />
Categories: Blood Pressure Furniture/Tables/Plinths Hand Hygiene Incontinence<br />
Pulse Oximetry Resuscitation Skincare Surgical Instruments Sutures Wound Care<br />
Medical Equipment Diagnostics Compression Urology First Aid Casting<br />
PHL Medical Distributes a full range of medical products - we are committed to<br />
fi nding the very best product solutions for your business.<br />
PULSE Staffing .......................................................... 84<br />
Suite 3, Level 2, 189 Kent Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000<br />
P: +61 2 9965 9456<br />
F: +61 2 9965 9401<br />
martin@pulsestaffi ng.com.au<br />
www.PULSEjobs.com<br />
Categories: Recruitment/Locum Work<br />
PULSE Staffi ng is a specialist Healthcare Recruitment agency recruiting in Doctors,<br />
Nursing & Care and the Allied Health Professions. We recruit for positions<br />
throughout Australia on a Locum, contract and permanent basis. PULSE Staffi ng<br />
is also an expert at recruiting internationally through our presence in the UK,<br />
New Zealand, Middle East, Canada and USA.<br />
Reckitt Benckiser ...................................................... 73<br />
289 Lincoln Road, Henderson, Auckland<br />
P: 09 839 0200<br />
F: 09 839 0202<br />
www.reckittbenckiser.com<br />
Categories: Pain Management Cold & Flu<br />
Reckitt Benckiser is a world leader in the global health, personal care and<br />
household sectors.<br />
Reckitt Benckiser operates in 60 countries with brands sold in 200 countries.<br />
Reckitt Benckiser is a FTSE top 25 company on the UK Stock Exchange.<br />
Research Review ...................................................... 55<br />
PO Box 100116, North Shore Mail Centre, Auckland<br />
P: 09 410 2277<br />
F: 09 524 8653<br />
info@researchreview.co.nz<br />
www.researchreview.co.nz<br />
Research Review is an independent publishing company focused on making<br />
education easy. We harness the expertise of New Zealand’s leading specialists<br />
to select and advise on the most important medical research and the local<br />
implications.<br />
We condense what’s important and bring it to subscribers on a regular basis as<br />
a four page electronic summary with a specialist opinion and a web link to the<br />
full study. These short summaries keep medical professionals up to date in any<br />
interest area in about 20 minutes.<br />
Categories: Diabetes Nutrition Wound Care<br />
Pharmaco Healthcare is devoted to providing inovative healthcare products for<br />
patient choice and self selection that improves personal care and wellbeing in<br />
diabetes, weightloss, hygine and nutrition. We will have Caresens, Difoprev and<br />
Sweete on display.<br />
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Roche Diabetes Care ............................................ 36-37<br />
15 Rakino Way, Mt Wellington, Auckland 1641<br />
P: 09 276 4157<br />
F: 09 276 8917<br />
nisha.taylor@roche.com<br />
www.accu-chek.co.nz<br />
Categories: Diabetes<br />
Roche Diabetes Care is the market leader in blood glucose monitoring systems<br />
in NZ. For more than 35 years the Accu-Chek brand has been dedicated to<br />
assisting people with diabetes and empowering healthcare professionals<br />
to manage their patients’ condition. Today the Accu-Chek portfolio includes<br />
blood glucose systems, insulin pumps, lancing devices and data management<br />
systems.<br />
Come and talk to us on stand 36 and 37 about how Accu-Chek products can<br />
assist your patients with diabetes.<br />
Roche Point of Care .................................................. 40<br />
15 Rakino Way, Mt Wellington, Auckland 1060<br />
P: 09 276 4157<br />
F: 09 276 8917<br />
bronwyn.sheppard@roche.com<br />
www.coaguchek.com and www.inronline.net<br />
Categories: Diagnostics<br />
Roche is a world leader in in-vitro diagnostics: products used to test blood and<br />
other body fl uids and tissues to obtain information for the diagnosis, prevention<br />
and treatment of disease. Our product portfolio includes high-throughput<br />
analysers for hospitals and commercial diagnostic laboratories; instruments and<br />
reagents for life science research; blood glucose meters for people with diabetes<br />
and other point-of-care (POC) testing products.<br />
Roche Products .................................................... 38-39<br />
8 Henderson Place, Onehunga, Auckland<br />
P: 09 635 1500<br />
F: 09 635 1522<br />
www.roche.co.nz<br />
Categories: Anaemia Hepatitis<br />
Roche Products is the pharmaceutical division of Roche in New Zealand. Roche<br />
is the leading provider of oncology medicines in New Zealand as well as<br />
providing innovative medicines in the treatment of renal anaemia, hepatitis and<br />
rheumatoid arthritis.<br />
Royal New Zealand College of <strong>GP</strong>s ............................ 2<br />
Level 3, 88 The Terrace, Wellington 6011, New Zealand<br />
P: +64 4 496 5999<br />
F: +64 4 496 5997<br />
rnzcgp@rnzcgp.org.nz<br />
www.rnzcgp.org.nz<br />
Categories: Education<br />
The RNZC<strong>GP</strong> is the professional body which provides training and ongoing<br />
professional development for general practitioners and rural hospital generalists,<br />
and sets standards for general practice.<br />
Rural General Practice Network ............................... 10<br />
PO Box 547, Wellington 6140<br />
P: 04 472 3901<br />
F: 04 472 0904<br />
enquiries@nzlocums.com and enquiries@nzmedics.co.nz<br />
www.nzlocums.com and www.nzmedics.co.nz<br />
Categories: Recruitment/Locum Work<br />
NZLocums and NZMedics are a division of the New Zealand Rural General<br />
Practice Network. NZLocums provide locum recruitment and placement services<br />
to rural general practice and NZMedics provide medical recruitment services to<br />
urban general practice and hospitals.<br />
sanofi-aventis .......................................................... 8-9<br />
PO Box 12851, Penrose, Auckland 1642<br />
P: 09 580 1810<br />
F: 09 580 1811<br />
michael.lewis@sanofi -aventis.com<br />
www.sanofi -aventis.com<br />
Categories: Diabetes Immunisations/Vaccines<br />
The ambition of sanofi -aventis is to become a diversifi ed global healthcare<br />
leader, focused on patients’ needs The largest pharmaceutical company in<br />
Europe and in emerging markets, sanofi -aventis is the fourth largest worldwide.<br />
The Group’s vaccine division, sanofi pasteur, is the world leader for human<br />
vaccine production and commercialisation.<br />
ScarletBLACK ...........................................................113<br />
Level 17 West Plaza Building Cnr Customs and Albert streets Auckland City<br />
P: 09 913 4647<br />
www.scarletblack.co.nz<br />
Categories: Recruitment/Locum Work<br />
ScarletBLACK is an international specialised health recruitment agency that<br />
does things differently.<br />
At scarletBLACK our clients are in the business of providing expert health<br />
services, and our candidates are in the business of supplying senior health<br />
services. ScarletBLACKs’ role is to ensure that both clients and candidates are<br />
matched to that senior level both nationally and internationally.<br />
Sleep Well Clinic ....................................................... 13<br />
Unit6/10 Acheron Drive, Middleton, CHRISTCHURCH<br />
P: 03 341 8903<br />
F: 03 341 8903<br />
doctor@sleepwellclinic.co.nz<br />
Categories: Infant Sleep Pulse Oximetry Sleep Apnoea Insomnia<br />
Nationwide service to investigate and treat all sleep disorders. These include<br />
snoring and sleep apnoea, insomnia, restless leg syndrome, children who can’t<br />
sleep, shift workers and the parasomnias. These include sleep walking, night<br />
terrors, nightmares and acting out dreams. Insurance cover available for some<br />
investigations.<br />
St John ................................................................ 34-35<br />
3 Harrison Road, Mt Wellington, Auckland 1741<br />
P: 0800 50 23 23<br />
F: 09 528 0583<br />
enquiries@stjohn.org.nz<br />
www.stjohnmededicalalarm.org.nz<br />
Categories: Books/Medical Information Diabetes Electromedical Equipment<br />
Medical Equipment Medical Alarm<br />
Medical Alarms support independant living and offer families piece of mind.<br />
Only St John Medical Alarms are installed, monitored and connected directly<br />
to St John.<br />
To fi nd out more call 0800 50 23 23 or visit www.stjohnmededicalalarm.org.nz<br />
or visit our stand 34-35.<br />
Stiefel (a GSK company) ........................................... 74<br />
AMP Centre, Level 8, Cnr Albert & Customs Street, Auckland<br />
P: 09 367 2968<br />
karyn.l.creagh@gsk.com<br />
Categories: Dermatology<br />
Stiefel, a GSK company, is committed to advancing dermatology and skin<br />
science around the world in order to help people better achieve healthier skin.<br />
Stiefel’s dedication to innovation, along with its sole focus on dermatology, has<br />
established Stiefel as a world leader in the skin health industry. To learn more<br />
about Stiefel, visit www.stiefel.com<br />
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Techbooks ........................................................... 24-25<br />
Private Bag 99939, Newmarket, Auckland<br />
P: 09 523 0132<br />
F: 02-9900 1987<br />
sales@techbooks.co.nz<br />
www.techbooks.co.nz<br />
Categories: Books/Medical Information<br />
Techbooks is New Zealand’s leading specialist bookshop and online bookstore<br />
offering access to a huge range of titles sourced worldwide we also deliver<br />
Nationwide.<br />
TRG Group ................................................................ 18<br />
PO Box 31 238, Milford, Auckland<br />
P: 09 486 9701<br />
F: 09 489 5986<br />
info@trggroup.co.nz<br />
www.trggroup.co.nz<br />
Categories: Diagnostics Imaging<br />
TRG Group; one of New Zealand’s largest private radiology groups brings<br />
together the skills and expertise of fi ve leading private radiology companies:<br />
Northern Radiology, The Radiology Group, Hawke’s Bay Radiology and<br />
Gisborne Radiology.<br />
Using the latest technology and signifi cant sub-specialist skills, we provide a<br />
wide range of diagnostic services: x-ray, ultrasound, mammography, CT and<br />
MRI.<br />
Tytex ........................................................................ 28<br />
PO Box 58443, Botany, Manukau 2163<br />
P: 0800 2 Tytex<br />
F: 09 820 5312<br />
alan.gibson@tytex.co.nz<br />
www.tytex.co.nz<br />
Categories: Pulse Oximetry<br />
Tytex Ltd is a leading New Zealand Supplier of Medical Consumables and<br />
Healthcare Textiles. Our products will not impede on your public image in any<br />
way.<br />
Ultrascope .............................................................. 102<br />
PO Box 231, Ruakaka 0151<br />
P: (09) 433 0120<br />
F: (09) 433 0120<br />
info@ultrascopestethoscopes.co.nz<br />
www.ultrascopestethoscopes.co.nz<br />
USL Medical ............................................................ 120<br />
527A Rosebank Road, Avondale<br />
P: 0800 658 814<br />
F: 0800 830 660<br />
debbie@uslmedical.co.nz<br />
www.uslmedical.co.nz<br />
Categories: Blood Pressure Dermatology Incontinence Infection Control<br />
Ophthalmology Pulse Oximetry Spirometry Surgical Instruments Sutures Wound<br />
Care Women’s Health Diagnostics Casting Orthopeadic Splints<br />
Since 1984, USL has grown to be a signifi cant supplier in the healthcare market<br />
of New Zealand. We supply a wide range of products to professionals nationwide<br />
in primary healthcare. We are suppliers to all 21 district health boards and<br />
public hospitals in New Zealand. Today we have a signifi cant presence in both<br />
consumer retail and industrial markets. We service general and specifi c health<br />
care professionals across New Zealand.<br />
Vensa Health .......................................................... 105<br />
Level 3, 123 CArlton Gore Road, Newmarket, Auckland<br />
P: 09 522 9522<br />
F: 09 522 9523<br />
jgriffen@vensahealth.com<br />
www.vensahealth.com<br />
Categories: Software Vendor<br />
Vensa is focused on introducing mobile communications which is revolutionising<br />
communication to provide effi cient, well accepted and cost-effective media. This<br />
leads to addressing traditional day-to-day communication challenges. Vensa<br />
affects people on a daily basis through our state of the art TXT2Remind mobile<br />
text-messaging system which interfaces with patient management systems.<br />
Westpac ................................................................... 92<br />
www.westpac.co.nz<br />
Categories: Financial Services<br />
Westpac Health provide a niche banking service exclusively to Westpac’s<br />
health sector clients. We have a national network of 15 Health Sector Business<br />
Specialists across New Zealand, as well as a national team of Private Bank<br />
Advisors and Personal Bankers who offer our customers a gold standard of<br />
service. Our team are all well informed on current issues facing the health<br />
sector. We provide a range of advisory services to our health clients including<br />
project and business planning, as well as fi nancial solutions for lending and<br />
investment. We also utilise our wide network to bring business partners together,<br />
from investors to advisors.<br />
Categories: Medical Equipment<br />
The UltraScope was the fi rst pressure sensitive stethoscope on the market and<br />
was originally designed and introduced to the United States of America more<br />
than 10 years ago.<br />
20-35 kHz frequency and unique design enables the head, tubing and binaural<br />
assembly to fi lter out external noises whilst amplifying heart and lung sounds to<br />
an incredible level, without the need for batteries or electronics.<br />
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NO SPECIAL AUTHORITY<br />
Help your patients take control of their cholesterol with<br />
Crestor to reduce the risk of major cardiovascular events. 1<br />
Crestor is proven to be the most effective statin in<br />
terms of reducing LDL at a low dose when<br />
compared to currently funded statins. * In fact, a<br />
50% reduction in LDL is achievable with just the<br />
10mg starting dose. 1 Furthermore Crestor can<br />
significantly reduce the risk of major cardiovascular<br />
events in patients with no history of heart disease. 1<br />
Crestor is also shown to increase HDL cholesterol<br />
across the dose range. 1-4 What’s more, there’s a<br />
low incidence of muscular side effects. 5-6 So, while<br />
Crestor isn’t free – costing your patients around<br />
$30 a month - it is an effective option for your<br />
patient’s cholesterol management. Ask your<br />
AstraZeneca representative for more information.<br />
IT’S WORTH IT.<br />
*When compared to similar medicines that are currently funded, Crestor treatment at doses 5mg and 10mg resulted in a substantially better improvement in atherogenic lipid profile than did treatment<br />
with the comparator statins. Crestor is indicated for patients with no history of cardiovascular events (such as stroke or heart attack), but with at least two conventional risk factors. References: 1.<br />
Crestor Datasheet. 2. Jones, P et al Am J Cardiol 2003;92:152-160 STELLAR. 3. Schuster, H et al Am Heart J 2004;147:705-712. 4. Olsson A G et al Am Heart J 2002;144;1044-1051. 5.<br />
Davidson, M Expert Opin Drug Saf 2004;3(6):547-556. 6. Glueck, C et al Clin Ther 2006;28(6):933-941. CRESTOR ® Abridged Prescribing Information Rosuvastatin 5, 10, 20 and 40mg<br />
tablets in blister memory packs. HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor. Indications: CRESTOR should be used as an adjunct to diet when the response to diet and exercise is inadequate. Prevention<br />
of Major Cardiovascular events: In adult patients without documented history of cardiovascular or cerebrovascular events, but with at least two conventional risk factors for cardiovascular<br />
disease, CRESTOR is indicated to: Reduce the risk of nonfatal myocardial infarction; Reduce the risk of nonfatal stroke; Reduce the risk of coronary artery revascularisation. CRESTOR is<br />
indicated to reduce elevated LDL-C, total cholesterol, triglycerides and increase HDL-cholesterol in patients with primary hypercholesterolaemia, treat isolated hypertriglyceridaemia, reduce<br />
total cholesterol and LDL-C in patients with homozygous familial hypercholesterolaemia. Secondary causes of hypercholesterolaemia should be identified before starting treatment. Dosage and<br />
Administration: Usual dose range is 10 to 40mg orally once daily, individualised according to treatment goal and patient response. A majority of patients are controlled with the 10mg once a<br />
day starting dose. In severe hypercholesterolaemia a start dose of 20mg may be considered. Dose adjustment can be made at 2 to 4 week intervals. A 40mg dose should only be considered<br />
in patients who are still at high cardiovascular risk after response to 20mg dose is assessed and for patients where regular follow-up is planned. A dose of 40mg must not be exceeded. A 5mg<br />
starting dose should be considered for Asian patients and patients with severe renal or hepatic impairment should be limited to 10mg daily. A dose of 20mg has been found to reduce the risk of<br />
major cardiovascular events. Precautions: Patients who consume excess alcohol and/or have liver disease should have liver function tested before starting treatment and periodically thereafter.<br />
Patients who develop increased transaminase levels should be monitored until the abnormalities have resolved. If ALT or AST increase >3 times ULN persists then dose reduction or treatment<br />
withdrawal is recommended. Skeletal muscle effects e.g. uncomplicated myalgia, myopathy and rarely rhabdomyolysis have been reported in patients treated with rosuvastatin. The reported<br />
rate for rhabdomyolysis is higher with 40mg dose. Patients who develop any signs or symptoms suggestive of myopathy should have their CK levels measured and CRESTOR discontinued if<br />
levels are markedly elevated (>10xULN) or if myopathy is diagnosed or suspected. CRESTOR should be prescribed with caution in patients with pre-disposing factors for myopathy, such as renal<br />
impairment, advanced age and hypothyroidism, or situations where an increase in plasma levels may occur. Increased myositis and myopathy has been seen in patients receiving other statins<br />
together with cyclosporin, fibric acid derivatives, including gemfibrozil, nicotinic acid, azole antifungals and macrolide antibiotics. Patients should be advised to promptly report unexplained<br />
muscle pain, tenderness, or weakness, particularly if accompanied by malaise or fever. As with other statins, increases in HbA1c and serum glucose levels have been observed in patients<br />
treated with rosuvastatin. An increased frequency of diabetes has been reported with rosuvastatin in patients with risk factors for diabetes. Contraindications: Hypersensitivity to any product<br />
component, active liver disease or persistent, unexplained elevations in transaminases, pregnancy, breast-feeding and in women of child-bearing potential not using appropriate contraceptive<br />
measures. CRESTOR 40mg is contraindicated in patients with pre-disposing factors for myopathy or rhabdomyolysis which includes hypothyroidism, personal or family history of hereditary<br />
muscular disorders, history of muscular toxicity with another statin or fibrate, alcohol abuse, situations where an increase in rosuvastatin plasma levels may occur, severe renal impairment,<br />
Asian patients, concomitant use of fibrates. Adverse Effects: Headache, myalgia, asthenia, constipation, dizziness, nausea, abdominal pain, pruritus, rash, urticaria, myopathy (including<br />
myositis), hypersensitivity reactions (including angioedema), rhabdomyolysis, pancreatitis, jaundice, hepatitis, increased hepatic transaminases, proteinuria, arthralgia, memory loss, depression,<br />
sleep disorders (including insomnia and nightmares), sexual dysfunction and exceptional cases of interstitial lung disease. Interactions: Warfarin, cyclosporin, gemfibrozil, antacids. Medicine<br />
Classification: Prescription Medicine. CRESTOR is an unfunded medicine. A prescription charge will apply. For full prescribing information please refer to the manufacturer’s datasheet available at<br />
www.medsafe.govt.nz 31 August <strong>2010</strong>. Trademarks herein are property of the AstraZeneca group. AstraZeneca Limited, Private Bag 92175/299, Auckland 1142. Telephone (09) 306 5650,<br />
Freephone 0800 363 200, Facsimile (09) 306 5651. DA3410GF. APR 2011. CRE2085.
Dunedin Town Hall | Dunedin<br />
28 - 31 July 2011<br />
Due to the 22 Feb earthquake in Christchurch, the 2nd Annual South <strong>GP</strong> <strong>CME</strong> 2011<br />
meeting will held in Dunedin. The committee had hoped to continue the meeting<br />
in Christchurch to support the city, however accommodation capacity is a major<br />
issue for the forseeable medium term.<br />
Content will focus on sharp, sharp and to the point clinical updates to change<br />
your behaviour immediately.<br />
For further details visit www.gpcme.co.nz/south<br />
or email leon@conferencematters.co.nz<br />
AVE and MOPS credits available<br />
Postal: PO Box 1661, Whangarei 0140<br />
Phone: +64 (021) 164 3815<br />
Fax: +64 (09) 437 4089<br />
Email: info@conferencematters.co.nz<br />
Web: www.gpcme.co.nz/south<br />
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Aspen Pharmacare<br />
AstraZeneca<br />
Atlantis Healthcare<br />
AUSSTAT/Kiwis STAT<br />
Bayer Healthcare<br />
BD Diagnostics<br />
BDM Grange<br />
Best Practice Advocacy Centre<br />
Biocel Health<br />
BioTrace<br />
Boehringer Ingelheim<br />
Canberra Health Cooperative Australia<br />
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Capes Medical<br />
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Fertility Associates<br />
Foot Mechanics Podiatry<br />
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GlaxoSmithKline<br />
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Go Healthy NZ<br />
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Pfizer<br />
Pharmaco (NZ) Ltd<br />
PHL Medical<br />
PULSE Staffing<br />
Reckitt Benckiser<br />
Research Review<br />
Roche Diabetes Care<br />
Roche Point of Care<br />
Roche Products<br />
Royal New Zealand College of <strong>GP</strong>s<br />
Rural General Practice Network<br />
sanofi-aventis<br />
ScarletBLACK<br />
Sleep Well Clinic<br />
St John<br />
Stiefel (a GSK company)<br />
Techbooks<br />
TRG Group<br />
Tytex<br />
Ultrascope<br />
USL Medical<br />
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Postal: PO Box 1661, Whangarei 0140, Physical: 3 Haronui Street, Whangarei 0112<br />
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