2018 ACADEMIC HANDBOOK

Delegate Welcome

Delegate Demographics

General Information

Saturday Program

Sunday Program

Saturday Highlights

Saturday Workshops

Saturday Facilitators

Sunday Highlights

Sunday Workshops

Sunday Facilitators

PRINT Social

Organising Team

Contact Us

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Contents

Dear Delegates…

Yvonne Nguyen

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Welcome to the Pre-Internship (PRINT) Conference2018 for NSW-ACT!

First of all, we’d like to congratulate you on makingit through the tough slog that is medical school andfinally earning that “Doctor” title! It feelsunbelievable that in less than 2 months, all of youwill be working as doctors, with a whole newburden of responsibility.

Internship can be terrifying, and that’sunderstandable, because you’ll be facing a verysteep learning curve in your first weeks and months.In a brand new position in the team and hospital,everything can - and does! - feel different. ThePRINT Conference this year specifically focuses ontopics and skills that we - and other NSW-ACT pre-interns - believe are the most useful and essentialfor internship.

We have a packed program featuring amazing highprofile speakers and experienced clinicians, who aremore than eager to share their tips and experienceswith you over the 2 days in inspiring talks and 6highly interactive workshops.

A massive thank you to the PRINT NSW-ACT teamwho have been working so hard to bring you asmashing conference, and to the UniversityRepresentatives who have helped make sure theconference caters to you.

We hope you enjoy the conference and we hopethat by the end of the 2 days, you walk away feelingthat much more confident and prepared forinternship!

Congratulations again and welcome to #PRINT2018!

Raymond Shi

Demographics

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General Information

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Med Doodles at PRINT2018!Doodling improves memory retention and is a greatway to share lessons and key points you learn fromour speakers. Try it for one of our sessions and shareonline with the tag #PRINT2018

Mobile phonesPlease feel free to use your phones for taking photos,tweeting and sharing your conference experienceonline. We ask that you please make sure yourdevices are on silent and turn the flash off.

Name BadgesPlease wear your delegate name tag for both days ofthe conference. Not only does it help us with securitybut also improves your experience in meeting otherdelegates.

Delegate Passport Visit all our sponsors and complete the delegatepassport to go in the draw to win a daily prize onSaturday. Passports must be submitted by the end ofthe lunch break and the winner will be drawn at theend of day 1.

Parking InfoValet Parking at Rydges World Square: $60 per daySecure Parking: Goulburn Street Car Park: $12 on weekends

General Information

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Social MediaWe are on Facebook & Twitter and would love to see yousharing your conference experience on social media.Twitter is a fantastic way to network and engage withother delegates, both at PRINT2018 andbeyond. We will be offering a prize for the best tweet of the conference using #PRINT2018 Other suggested tags to follow include:#MedEd#FOAMed#MedTwitter#TipsForNewDocs

Venue MapDelegates may enter thehotel via the Pitt StreetEntrance [main entrance]or the Liverpool StreetEntrance.

Rydges World Square isonly 20 minutes fromSydney Airport (SYD) withan available train to thetransportation hub. TownHall Station is a 5 minutewalk and Museum stationa 2 minute walk from theCBD hotel.

Plenary Session are in Ballroom 2 and 3

Workshops will be heldin:Ballroom 1, Ballroom 2 & Ballroom 3

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DAY 1 SATURDAY

0800 – 0830 Registration

0830 – 0835 Official Welcome: Dr Raymond Shi and Yvonne Nguyen

0835 – 0905 Top Tips to be a Great Intern Dr Anosh Sivashanmugarajah

0905 - 0935 Understanding your paycheck and rightsASMOF NSW

0940 – 1025 Morning Tea

WORKSHOPS

Group Purple Group Blue Group Pink

1025 – 1125 SuturingBallroom 1

Clinical Reviews A

Ballroom 2

Good Prescribing

Ballroom 3

1125 – 1225 Prescribing Suturing Clinical Reviews A

1225 – 1325 Clinical Reviews A Prescribing Suturing

1325 – 1435 Lunch

1435 – 1545JMO Panel and Q&A

Dr Kenneth Cho, Dr Catelyn Cashion, Dr Roshan Vaseeharan and Dr Phoebe Hill.

1545 – 1615Difficult BossesDr Scott Fortey

1615 – 1620 Sponsorship Passport Prize Winners

1900 PRINT Social

Saturday Program

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Sunday Program

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DAY 2 SUNDAY

0900 – 1015Careers Panel and Q&A

Dr Peter Lim, Dr Amanda Dawson, Dr James Dent and Dr Amandeep Hansra

1015 – 1045 Morning Tea

WORKSHOPS

Group Purple Group Blue Group Pink

1045 – 1145Radiology

MasterclassBallroom 1

Clinical Reviews B

Ballroom 2

Charting fluids, meds & insulin

Ballroom 3

1145 – 1245 Charting Fluids, Meds & Insulin

Radiology Masterclass

Clinical Reviews B

1245 – 1345 Clinical Reviews BCharting Fluids, Meds & Insulin

Radiology

1345 – 1455 Lunch

1455 – 1525What is internship and how to get general

registration?HETI

1525 – 1555 The Need for High Quality Research and How to do itProfessor Ian Harris

1555 – 1600 Conference Survey Prize Winners

1600 – 1620 Welcome to the ProfessionNSW Health

1620 – 1640Closing AddressDr Sandy Jusuf

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Saturday Highlights

Internship can be a stressful time, and is a steep learningcurve. Despite many years of studying medicine, manyfind themselves ill-prepared to internship as there is awhole new set of skills to learn! Dr AnoshSivashanmugarajah will be giving you his best tips to be agreat intern. Anosh is an Associate Lecturer at theUniversity of Sydney, University of Queensland and JamesCook University. In 2017, Anosh was shortlisted as a StateFinalist for the 2017 NSW JMO of the Year Award. He iscurrently pursuing Basic Physician Training at RPAHospital and completing a 'Master of Medicine (InternalMedicine)' at the University of Sydney.

Dr Anosh Sivashanmugarajah10 Tips to Be a Great Intern

So you're about to start work and earn real money... butdo you understand your rates of pay, working conditionsand leave entitlements? What are the rules and rates foryour rostered/unrostered overtime shifts? What is anADO - do you really get a “paid day off” every couple ofweeks? How many days of annual leave are you entitledto for your next holiday? You keep being reminded to“make sure you take your lunch break as you are not paidfor your meal breaks” - is this true? Do you know how toread your payslip? All your questions will be answered atthis unique educational session on your “Award” and yourentitlements as a junior doctor.

Understanding Your Paycheck and Rights

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Saturday Highlights

As an intern, you will be expected to work with a number ofpeople - some of which may be difficult bosses! Howshould you interact with them so that you are advocating foryour patients while not compromising your workingrelationship with the boss? Delivered by Dr Scott Fortey, youwill undoubtedly gain confidence and the skills needed tointeract with difficult bosses!

Dr Scott Fortey is the Head of Department of Anaesthesiaand Pain Management and the Director of Prevocational,Education and Training at the Central Coast Local HealthDistrict. He volunteers his time in the Asia Pacific with non-governmental organisation, Interplast.

Dr Scott ForteyDifficult Bosses

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Saturday HighlightsJunior Medical Officer Panel

Dr Kenneth Cho is an RMO at Nepean Hospital. He was theConvenor for PRINT Conference and the state finalist forJMO of the Year in 2017, as well as the NBMLHD HETI Rep2017, and RMOA president in 2018.

Dr Kenneth ChoHow to Survive After Hours Shifts

Dr Catelyn CashionConsult EtiquetteDr Catelyn Cashion is an RMO at The Canberra Hospital.She was previously the Chair for the ACT JMO Forum, andin 2016 was the Academic Officer for the PRINTConference.

Dr Roshan VaseeharanA Day in the Life of an InternDr Roshan Vaseeharan is currently an intern at HornsbyHospital. He aspires to be a paediatrician and is workingtowards that goal. Outside the hospital, he enjoys soccerand travelling.

Dr Phoebe HillCamaraderie Amongst JMOsDr Phoebe Hill is an RMO at John Hunter Hospital. She isparticularly passionate about discrimination and bullying inthe workplace, and will share her tips and thoughts oncamaraderie between JMOs and in the hospital!

Saturday Workshops

You are expected to know some basic suturing techniquesduring your internship. Learn how to correctly holdinstruments and perform common sutures such as thesimple interrupted suture and vertical/horizontal mattresses.This workshop is led by Dr Roland Nguyen (ConsultantDermatologist) with assistance from a number of surgicalSRMOs and registrars.

Suturing

What are common prescribing errors that interns make? Howdo you prescribe for a patient who presents with pain? Whatare the things to look for when prescribing medications?Being able to prescribe safely and appropriately is a crucialskills for interns. This workshop is highly practical andexplores some challenges in prescribing faced by interns ona regular basis. Expect some high yield knowledge as thisworkshop is entirely run by pharmacists!

Good Prescribing Practice

You’re on your first after hours shift and your pager goes off -“CLINICAL REVIEW - FALL”. Are you confident that you’dknow what to do and how to best do it? Prepare yourself withinteractive simulations of scenarios you’ll definitely get calledfor with falls, hypotension and sepsis, guided by experiencedBPTs so you won’t lose your nerve when you get called at2am in the morning to review a patient entirely on your own!

Clinical Reviews A (Falls, Hypotension, Sepsis)

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Saturday Facilitators

Dr Sadia Islam, Dr Neera Vadali, Dr Shakti Dabholkar,Dr Dickson Lam, Dr Jamie Cham, Dr Lawrence Oh, DrDifei Deng, Dr Philopatir Mikhail, Dr Aparna Sharma, DrHarshita Rajasekariah

Clinical Reviews A (Falls, Hypotension, Sepsis)

Good Prescribing PracticeDr Kelly Ha

Our lead facilitator for this workshop is Ms Kelly Ha, asenior clinical pharmacist nearing ten years of clinicalexperience in both private and public hospital. Her specialinterests include cardiology, respiratory and mental health.Mr Edison Chin, Mr Samson Siu, Ms Marina Kolta, Mr Charlie Lao, Mr Edward Lin, Mr Bilal Aziza, Ms Rita Sansone

SuturingDr Roland Nguyen

Dr Roland Nguyen is the director of DermatologySpecialist Clinics, and has Fellowship with theAustralasian College of Dermatologists since 2007 andInternational Membership with the American Academy ofDermatology since 2011. He is supervising surgical trainingof trainee dermatologists at Liverpool Hospital. Heoperates in Day Surgeries at the Skin Hospital(Darlinghurst) and Pittwater Day Surgery (Mona Vale).

Dr Rebecca Cui, Dr Christopher Leung, Dr Michael Lee, Dr Daniel Yeo, Dr Benjamen Pfister Dr Mohammed Zaafer Akraf, Dr Mark Lu

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Sunday HighlightsCareers Panel

Dr Amanda Dawson MS, MM, MBBS FRACS is a clinicalacademic and general surgeon at Gosford Hospital. Sheundertook her post-fellowship training in uppergastrointestinal surgery at Concord Hospital in Sydneyand research at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research.Dr Dawson demonstrates a commitment to in innovation

Dr James Dent (ED/ Critical Care)Dr James Dent an Emergency Physician at RPA who hasbeen instrumental in starting up a criticalcare/Emergency Medicine interest group for medicalstudents and JMOs at RPAH. He was the 2018 winner ofthe NSW Early Career FACEM Achievement Award.

in education, with a particular focus in teaching in theclinical setting. She has started structured programs tosupport clinicians supervising students and teachingincluding ‘near-peer” teaching by junior doctors,including - STITCCH (Surgical Trainee initiated teachingCentral Coast Hospitals) and PRAISE (PromotingResident Active Involvement in Student Education).

Have a particular specialty you have in mind? Have no fear - we have apanel of doctors in different specialties who can shed light on theircareer pathway, and their advice to get into their specialty. Feel freeask them about their experiences throughout their career and theiradvice for those starting out!

Dr Amanda Dawson (Surgeon)

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Sunday HighlightsCareers Panel

Dr Peter Lim (Physician)

Dr Amandeep Hansra (GP)

Dr Peter Lim is a Gastroenterologist at Royal PrinceAlfred Hospital. He has had a long-standing passion formedical education and training and an advocate forjunior doctor issues, having previously been chair of theAMA (NSW) Doctors-in-Training Committee and servingon the HETI JMO Forum. He is currently the NetworkDirector of Physician Training for the RPA BasicPhysician Training Network and continues to beinvolved in JMO professional development teaching andtraining activities.

Dr Amandeep Hansra is a GP, digital health consultantand the founder of Evermed Consulting and CreativeCareers in Medicine. Her background includestelehealth, digital health, public health andentrepreneurship. She is an FRACGP and FACHI and hasalso completed a Masters in Public Health and TropicalMedicine and a Global Executive MBA. She has apassion for startups and supporting women in Medicineand was awarded “Women Leading in BusinessScholarship” for the Global Executive MBA at theUniversity of Sydney. She was most recently the CEO &Medical Director of Telstra’s telemedicine businessReadyCare; a joint venture between Telstra andMedgate, Switzerland’s leading telemedicine provider.

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Sunday Highlights

Ian Harris is Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at UNSWSydney and Honorary Professor at the University of SydneySchool of Public Health. He is an active clinician andresearcher based in Sydney. His research is clinical innature and is focussed on surgical outcomes, includingrandomised trials, cohort studies, methods studies andregistry science.

What is Internship and How to Get General RegistrationHETI

Welcome to the Profession, by NSW HealthDeborah Frew

The Need for High Quality Research and How to Do itProfessor Ian Harris

So HETI gave you your internship offers, but who exactly is HETI and whatelse do they actually do? Hear from Brianna Gerrie (RNSH JMO Manager -JMO Manager of the Year 2014) and Dr Thomas Morrison (RPA PGY1 JMO -Deputy Chair, HETI JMO Forum) in a session will cover what you need toknow! Key things you were never sure of, such as the roles of staff (DPET,JMO managers, term supervisors), HETI online learning managementsystem, intern assessments and how progress is monitored.

Introducing Deborah Frew, the current Director, WorkforceStrategy & Culture for the NSW Ministry of Health. TheMinistry has a central role in workforce planning for theNSW public health system, an employer of over 108 000full time equivalent staff. Deborah’s role involves planningthe future health workforce, regulation of healthpractitioners, leading systematic change in recruitment andhuman capital management, and leading NSW Healthculture improvement strategies. Deborah has over 20 yearsexperience in the health sector in both the public and non-government sector, including roles as legal counsel,research director and program director.

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Sunday Highlights

Closing AddressDr Sandy Jusuf

Stay for the final address of the conference. This finalclosing address will hopefully inspire you to look forwardto internship!

Dr Sandy Jusuf is a dual trainee in Emergency Medicineand Psychiatry, currently working at Hornsby Hospital.She is passionate about doctors’ health and establishedthe Health and Wellbeing website for junior doctors. Shehas been on the boards of both the Doctors HealthAdvisory Service (DHAS) NSW and Australian MedicalAssociation (AMA) NSW since 2014. In 2017, Dr Jusuforganised the Doctors’ Health Conference on behalf ofthe Australasian Doctors’ Health Network.

Have you ever had trouble describing a fracture to a colleague?Do you ever struggle with confirming the position of a nasogastrictube on a chest X-ray? What is the correct approach of reportinga fracture to an orthopedic consultant? These burning questionsand much more from this exciting talk by Dr Andrew Coggins. Thisworkshop will look at common encounters with radiology you willface during your internship.

Radiology Masterclass

Charting medications, fluids, and insulin will become part of youreveryday life during internship. Simple mistakes can lead todrastic consequences. This workshop runs through commoncases and you’ll be charting medications, fluids, and insulinyourself. Led by Dr David Martens, you will have the opportunityto receive feedback from both the pharmacists and doctors whoare running the workshop.

Charting Medications, Fluids and Insulin

Think you are ready for night shift from the Saturday workshop?Not so fast! Delirium, hypertension and death certifications areanother set of scenarios you’ll definitely get paged for afterhours. Run through the interactive simulations with more BPTsand RMOs who’ll help you be as ready as you can to deal withthe next time you get called for any of these sticky situations!

Clinical Reviews B Delirium, Hypertension andDeath Certification

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Sunday Facilitators

Charting Medications, Fluids and InsulinDr David Martens

Radiology MasterclassDr Andrew Coggins

Andrew is an Emergency Physician in WestmeadHospital, Sydney. He enjoys gardening and spendingThursdays and Weekends with his 2 year old son. Hisinterests include simulation-based medical education,trauma and resuscitation. Andrew takes a particularinterest in teaching medical students and juniordoctors about the importance of 'non-technical' andcrisis resource management.

Clinical Reviews BDelirium, Hypertension and Death Certification

Facilitators: Dr Linda Wu, Dr Harshita Rajasekariah, Dr David Lewis, DrVarun Maroharan, Ms Kelly Ha, Mr Edison Chin, Mr Samson Siu, MsMarina Kolta, Mr Charlie Lao, Mr Edward Lin, Bilal Aziza, Rita Sansone

Dr David Martens is a PGY5 BPT at Liverpool Hospitaland will be commencing Rheumatology AdvancedTraining next year. He has had a long interest inmedical education, having completed the Teaching onthe Run workshop series, and has previously been aconvenor for The Canberra Hospital Intern Orientation.

Dr Jamie Cham, Dr Lawrence Oh, Dr Difei Deng, Dr Philopatir Mikhail, Dr Salim Maher, Dr Sean Conte, Dr Mawson Wang, Dr Fionnuala Fagan, Dr Nasrin Sultana, Dr Patrick Chan, Dr Noah Freelander, Dr MahnoorMian

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Join us at All Hands Brewing House, King St Wharf from 6pm onwards for arelaxed chat with fellow delegates and a chance to get to know your futurecolleagues and other NSW interns for 2019!

We have an exclusive space in the lower deck of the Brewery, and cocktailtables will be divided according to Network. A floor plan will be placed at theentrance of the area, please refer to it to find your Network table.Drinks and food will also be available for purchase.

The after-party will be at a club less than 5 minutes walk away from AllHands, and will have free entry upon saying “PRINT” at the door!

Event details:Venue: All Hands Brewing House

Date: October 27Time: 6-10pm

Transport: 20min walk or 10min uber (cheap if you uberX with 4 people!)

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Co-ConvenorYvonne Nguyen

Co-Convenor Raymond

Shi

Promotions & Social OfficerMilonee Shah

Logistics Officer

Kim Nguyen

Logistics OfficerGimhani

Abeygunasekara

Sponsorship OfficerAshley

Heyworth

PRINT Conference NSW-ACT Team 2018

Academic Officer

Ashleigh Phillips

Academic Officer

Roy Huynh

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