TSANZ SIG Orals: Evidence-Based Medicine and Practice
Tracks
Track 5
Tuesday, March 26, 2024 |
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM |
Theatrette 2 |
Speaker
Dr Freya Berenyi
Respiratory Advanced Trainee
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Consideration of diversity and socioeconomic inclusions in clinical trial protocols for use of long-term antibiotics in bronchiectasis: a systemic review
10:30 AM - 10:45 AMBiography
Freya is a final year Advanced Trainee at Royal Melbourne Hospital. She has completed her training through the RMH, Alfred and St Vincent's Hospital.
Dr Angela Burge
Research Fellow
Monash University
Dr Angela Burge
Research Fellow
Monash University
Dr Emily Lawton
Physician
Royal Adelaide Hospital
New Respiratory Rapid Access Service reduces ED presentations and hospital admissions.
11:15 AM - 11:30 AMBiography
Emily Lawton is a Respiratory and Sleep Physician South Australia. She completed her undergraduate and physician training in the UK NHS before undertaking specialist training in Australia. She is the lead physician running the Respiratory Rapid Access Service at the RAH and developed and chairs the RAH pulmonary hypertension MDM.
Dr William Soon
Bpt
Austin Health
Dr Adam Sykes
Registrar
Queensland Health
Preventable respiratory hospital readmissions and the utilisation of reduction strategies
11:45 AM - 12:00 PMBiography
Adam Sykes is a current basic physician trainee working at The Prince Charles Hospital in Brisbane. He wishes to pursue a career in respiratory medicine and has a special interest in COPD/ asthma.
Dr Mariana Hoffman
Research Fellow
Monash University
Chairperson
10:30 AM - 12:00 PMBiography
Mariana Hoffman is a research fellow with expertise in pulmonary rehabilitation, oxygen therapy and inspiratory muscle training. Mariana is a physiotherapist by background, master in adapted physical activity and doctor in rehabilitation sciences.
Dr Arwel Jones
Research Fellow
Monash University
Chairperson
10:30 AM - 12:00 PMBiography
Arwel is a research fellow at the Respiratory Research@Alfred group of Monash University. He is currently the convenor of the COPD and Evidence-Based Medicine and Practice Special Interest Groups of TSANZ. Arwel’s main research interests are in the treatment and prevention of respiratory infections and exacerbations of chronic lung disease, which involves work in the areas of pulmonary rehabilitation, infection control, oral corticosteroids and vaccination.
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