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ANNUAL CONFERENCE 201921 - 24 August 2019

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

DR RAJ MALLIPEDDI

Dr Raj Mallipeddi qualified from Imperial College School of Medicine, London, UK and completed specialist dermatology training at St John’s Institute of Dermatology, St Thomas’ Hospital, London, UK. He spent over two years undertaking laboratory research within the Genetic Skin Disease Group at St John’s Institute of Dermatology, finally being awarded a Doctor of Medicine degree for the study of squamous cell

carcinoma in epidermolysis bullosa.

Upon completion of his dermatology training in the UK, he undertook a prestigious procedural dermatology fellowship at UT Southwestern Medical Centre in Dallas, USA. This provided subspecialist expertise in Mohs micrographic surgery, laser surgery and cosmetic dermatology. This was accredited by the American College of Mohs Surgery of which he is a fellow. Dr Mallipeddi has published numerous scientific articles and lectures widely.

Since 2008 he has been the Clinical Lead of The Dermatological Surgery and Laser Unit at St John’s Institute of Dermatology, Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals, London. He is also the Lead for skin cancer at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. Of note he is past President of the British Society for Dermatological Surgery (2015-17) and for the past 5 years he has been the national curriculum lead for Mohs surgery training in the UK. He is also chair of the UK Mohs micrographic surgery service standards and sits on the British Association of Dermatologists national guideline committees for basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and photodynamic therapy.

PROFESSOR JONATHAN BARKER

Professor Jonathan Barker is Professor of Medical Dermatology at St John’s Institute of Dermatology, King’s College London and honorary consultant dermatologist at Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals. He specialises in complex hospital based medical dermatology. He is co-director of the severe psoriasis service and Skin Therapy Research Unit. His research interests extend from genetic discovery through to clinical outcome

measurement. His work has been funded from multiple sources including European Union, Medical Research Council (MRC UK), National Institute for Health Research, National Psoriasis Foundation, UK medical charities and industry. He is a key investigator in national and international consortia aiming to identify genetic susceptibility to important chronic skin diseases such as psoriasis, acne and eczema and in biomarker discovery of outcomes to interventions.

Professor Barker is the current President of International Psoriasis Council having been a board member and chair scientific subcommittee since 2006. He was head of department at the Institute of Dermatology 2002-2018 and course director of the Institute’s MSc Clinical Dermatology for overseas graduates.

Professor Barker has published over 250 peer-reviewed papers, authored and edited several books including the latest (9th) edition of Rook’s Textbook of Dermatology. He sits on the editorial boards of several dermatology journals. He is a past President of the European Dermatology Forum and the European Society for Dermatological Research. He is an honorary overseas member of the several national dermatological associations including Denmark, France, Germany, Japan and the USA.

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WORKSHOPS

DR SAMANTHA KING

Dr Samantha King is a graduate of Otago Medical School. She has worked in General Practice and A&M clinics in Auckland since 1991 and is a Fellow of the College of General Practitioners. She also holds a Diploma of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and a Masters in Healthcare Law and Ethics. She has been with MPS since 2012 and now works full time as a Medical Adviser whilst still doing some clinical work. As a member of the Medical

Protection faculty, Sam regularly presents at workshops, conferences and practices throughout New Zealand. Sam is married with 3 children. She enjoys kayaking and fishing.

PRESENTATION

Research has shown that burnout is affecting just over half of New Zealand’s senior medical officers. Rising expectations from patients, employers and other agencies in an environment of resource constraint only increases the risk of physician burnout. This session will look at internal factors that put some of us at higher risk of burnout and provide you with some keys to build your resilience.

PRESENTATION

The session will be 3 hours and will cover the following topics:• Creating a culture for learning• Feedback and performance• Feedback in challenging situations

We encourage anyone who is currently serving as a supervisor, new to supervision, and those who have not previously attended a supervisor workshop, to attend. Attendance at this session can be counted towards your myCPD program.

MPS WorkshopThriving or Surviving? Keys to Avoiding Burnout

SPDP1: Practical Skills for Supervisors

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NZDSI PROGRAMMEWEDNESDAY 21st AUGUST

1230 – 1300 Executive meeting (Blue Whale)1300 – 1600 RACP workshop – SPDP1: Practical Skills for Supervisors (Iconz)1500 – 1615 Registrar symposium (Oceania) Medical dermatology case-based discussion - Prof Jonathan Barker The basics of lasers in dermatology - Dr Raj Mallipeddi1530 – 1600 NZ Dermatology Research Trust Meeting (Blue Whale)1630 – 1830 MPS workshop – Thriving or Surviving? Keys to Avoiding Burnout (Iconz) - Dr Samantha King

1830 Welcome reception

THURSDAY 22nd AUGUST

0730 – 0815 Sponsored breakfast session – Abbvie

0815 – 0830 President’s Welcome (+1 min silence to remember Dr Peter Gould)0830 – 1000 Plenary 10830 – 0915 Principles and practice: optimal management of severe psoriasis - Prof Jonathan Barker0915 – 1000 BAD guidelines for management of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma – lessons learnt - Dr Raj Mallipeddi

1000 – 1030 Morning tea

1030 – 1145 Registrar presentations for the Turnball-Hodge Award1030 – 1045 Multi-disciplinary pigmented lesion clinic at Auckland District Health Board: Impacts on melanoma treatment and patient outcomes - Dr Ken Ip1045 – 1100 PASI revisited - a survey on current impression and practice - Dr Cheng Huang1100 – 1115 Photo-patch testing at a tertiary referral centre in Auckland: An 11-year retrospective review - Dr Yena Kim1115 – 1130 Analysis of phototherapy treatment and outcomes in a New Zealand tertiary dermatology clinic - Dr Monique Mackenzie1130 – 1145 Clinical characteristics of spontaneously resolved cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (cSCC) - Dr Marc Lawrence1145 – 1245 NZCDSG Meeting (Angus) 1145 – 1215 Free papers1145 – 1200 A retrospective review of cutaneous vascular lesions referred to a teledermatology clinic - Dr Amy Choi1200 – 1215 Patch testing in New Zealand: Barriers to evidence-based care - Dr Sabrina Sapsford

1215 – 1315 Lunch

1315 – 1415 Paediatric dermatology symposium - Drs Diana Purvis, Karen Agnew, Caroline Mahon, Lissa Connelly, Sarah Hill1415 – 1445 A review of cutaenous lupus erythematousus - Dr Paul Jarrett

1445 – 1515 Afternoon tea

1515 – 1600 Free papers1515 – 1530 Raman spectroscopy for the diagnosis of dermatological disease - Dr Paul Jarrett1530 – 1540 Acrokeratosis Verruciformis of Hopt - a case report - Dr Charmaine Lim1540 – 1550 Photosensitivity to underwear - Dr Lissa Judd1550 – 1600 Demodicosis - Dr Lissa Judd1600 – 1630 CPD and NZDSI website update - Firecrest Systems Ltd 1630 – 1730 Inaugural New Zealand Society of Mohs Surgery (NZSMS) meeting - Dr Paul Jarrett (Chair) with Inaugural NZSMS lecture by Dr Raj Mallipeddi ‘A history of Mohs surgery in the UK’

1900 EGO Dinner - Shed 5 Restaurant and Bar

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FRIDAY 23rd AUGUST

0730 – 0830 Sponsored breakfast session – Novartis - Prof Stephen Shumack - An Update on Psoriasis & Real World Experience with seckinumab

0830 – 0945 Dermatological surgery symposium0830 – 0845 Digital Mohs - Dr Tom Middelburg0845 – 0900 The CO2 laser in Dermatologic Surgery - Dr Ken MacDonald0900 – 0915 Surgical ‘get out of jail’ tips - Dr Grant Bellaney0915 – 0930 Are two sutures better than one, or none? - Dr Todd Gunson0930 – 0945 Effective communication with your radiation oncologist for Dermatologic surgeons - Dr Neil Mortimer0945 – 1000 NZDSI International scholarship presentation: Are atypical presentations of leprosy on the rise? A 1-year prospective study from a tertiary referral centre, India - Dr Manoj Pawar

1000 – 1030 Morning tea

1030 – 1200 Plenary 21030 – 1115 Anthony Yung Memorial Lecture - Science and Serendipity (evolution of systemic therapy for psoriasis) - Prof Jonathan Barker1115 – 1200 Mohs for lentigo maligna – when and why? - Dr Raj Mallipeddi

1200 – 1300 Lunch

1300 – 1315 Nib - Justin Vaughan, Group Executive Benefits and Provider Relations, Nib1315 – 1345 Cultural session - Skin to Skin – A strength-based perspective looking at reducing health disparities through a Māori lens - Professor Bev Lawton and Francesca Storey, Victoria University of Wellington1345 – 1430 Managing difficult patients with impossible symptoms - Dr Chris Kenedi, psychiatrist

1430 – 1500 Afternoon tea

1500 – 1530 Audit - Dr Elizabeth Baird1530 – 1730 AGM

1830 Conference Dinner - Parliament Buildings

SATURDAY 24th AUGUST

0830 – 0930 Free papers0830 – 0845 Review of declined Waikato DHB electronic referrals from Jul-Oct 2017 - Dr Lisa Murphy0845 – 0900 Value of Specialist Dermatology advice within integrated healthcare - Dr Louise Reiche0900 – 0915 Border abruptness as a marker for melanoma in situ - Dr Moushumi Das0915 – 0930 Pigmentation from chronic venous hypertension is secondary to both hemosiderin and melanin - Dr Anes Yang0930 – 1030 Dermatopathology symposium - Drs Ben Tallon, Nicholas Turnbull, Fergus Oliver, John Snow

1030 – 1100 Morning tea

1100 – 1230 Plenary 31100 – 1145 Simple closures for complex defects - Dr Raj Mallipeddi1145 – 1230 What’s new in atopic dermatitis? - Prof Jonathan Barker

1230 Closing followed by lunch

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AccommodationReservations have been made at:

QT Museum Hotel90 Cable St, Te Aro, Wellington

Accommodation bookings for the following rates can only be booked through SP Conference Management. Accommodation cannot be guaranteed after Friday 28th June 2019. Rates quoted are per night per room and GST inclusive. The rates also include breakfast.

Superior King $249 Deluxe King $259 Executive One Bedroom Apartment $349

CANCELLATIONSThese rates are available with full payment and there are no cancellation refunds.

EARLY AND LATE ARRIVALCheck in is from 1500 hours. Whilst the hotel will do everything possible to accommodate early arrivals, if you wish to be guaranteed immediate access to your room, you will need to pay an extra night’s tariff for the day before. Please indicate your expected time of arrival as failure to do so might mean your room could be released.

PARKINGValet parking is available at the Museum Hotel for $45. Please advise Sue if you require parks to be reserved during the conference.

Social FunctionsWelcome CocktailsWelcome Cocktails will be held at Te Papa at 6.30pm on Wednesday evening 21st August.

EGO DinnerEGO Dinner will be held at 7pm on Thursday 22nd August at Shed 5 Restaurant and Bar Ltd, Queens Wharf, Wellington. This dinner is not open to trade.

Conference DinnerConference Dinner will be held at Parliament Building, Lambton Quay, Pipitea, Wellington at 6.30pm on Friday 23rd August.

Trade are welcome to request tickets on the registration form to attend the Welcome Cocktails and the Conference Dinner.

General InformationCATERINGMorning and afternoon teas, and lunches, are included in the registration fee. They will be served amongst the trade exhibits each day.

DIETARY AND MOBILITY NEEDSShould you require any special assistance, catering or transport arrangements to be made on your behalf, please include a notation on your registration form.

PRIVACYPlease complete the section of the registration form relating to privacy if you do not wish your name and email address to be included in the published Delegate List, which will be circulated to all delegates and sponsors/exhibitors at the meeting.

Registration Information The registration desk hours are as follows:

Wednesday 21st August 12.30pm – 6.30pmThursday 22ndAugust 7.30am – 5.00pmFriday 23rd August 8.00am – 5.00pmSaturday 24th August 8.30am – 1.00pm

HOW TO REGISTER FOR THE CONFERENCERegistrations can be made online at www.nzdsi.org. We suggest that you print a copy of your registration prior to submission. Please note it is essential for all delegates to send a completed registration form together with payment of registration fees. All pricing is inclusive of GST at 15%.

Please note: Payment by credit card will show as SP Conference Management on your statement. The full registration fee includes entry to all sessions, satchel and contents, morning and afternoon teas, lunches, Welcome Reception, Ego Dinner and Conference Dinner.

REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT (ALL IN $NZ)Payment of fees in full MUST accompany all registration forms. No registration will be confirmed until payment is received. Payment can be made by the following methods: online payment (Paypal or credit card) or direct credit if invoice required. Each delegate must make a separate application.

A GST invoice will ONLY be produced once the registration form and payment, or a Purchase Order has been received. Alternatively, retain a copy of the registration form, once submitted with payment, which will act as a valid Tax Invoice for GST purposes.

CONFIRMATION AND RECEIPTThe Secretariat will email a confirmation letter acknowledging your registration, accommodation booking and payment. If you do not receive an emailed acknowledgement within two weeks of sending the form, contact the Secretariat. Please check your confirmation letter carefully and notify the Secretariat immediately of any changes required.

CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATIONCancellations received in writing to the Secretariat prior to Friday 26th July 2019 will receive a refund of fees, less an administrative fee of $110.00. No refund will be issued after this date. Substitute delegates are welcome, please advise the name of the new delegate so name badges can be amended. Any changes to or cancellation of registrations must be in writing and emailed to the Secretariat.

DISCLAIMEREvery effort has been made to present the information contained in this brochure as accurately as possible. NZ Dermatological Society Inc, SP Conference Management, its agents, servants or sponsors will not be held responsible for any changes in the structure or content of the programme and any general or specific information published in this brochure. The Organising Committee reserves the right to change any or all of the details.

CONFERENCE INFORMATION

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REGISTRATION FORM

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FIRST NAME SURNAME

HOSPITAL/BUSINESS NAME

ADDRESS

MOBILE EMAIL

Please note any special requirements health, diet, mobility etc.

I do not wish my name and email address to be included in the Delegate List.

Registered NZ Dermatologist Yes Registered Australian Dermatologist Yes Registered Visiting Dermatologist Yes

NZ Registrar Yes Australian Registrar Yes Other Yes (specify)

SECTION A - REGISTRATION FEES IN $NZ All pricing is inclusive of GST at 15%.

Medical Doctors Early bird on or before 2/7/2019 Full Fee after 2/7/2019

Dermatologist Full Registration (Inc of all evening functions) $1300.00 $1350.00

Registrar and Trainees Full Registration (Inc of all evening functions) $700.00 $750.00

RACP Workshop - Wednesday 21st August Yes I will attend No I will not attend

MPS Workshop - Wednesday 21st August Yes I will attend No I will not attend

Thursday AbbVie Breakfast Yes I will attend No I will not attend

Friday Novartis Breakfast Yes I will attend No I will not attend

Trade

Trade Exhibitor Registration (Does not include conference dinner) $600.00 $650.00

I am entitled to a free registration

SECTION A - Total Registration Fees in $NZ

SECTION B - SOCIAL PROGRAMME

Welcome Cocktails - Wednesday 21st August 2019, Te Papa Yes I will attend No I will not attend

[Included in full registration]

I require extra tickets at $50 each Accompanying Person/s Name

Ego Dinner - Thursday 22nd August 2019, Shed 5 Restaurant and Bar Yes I will attend No I will not attend

[Included in full registration]

I require extra tickets at $120 each Accompanying Person/s Name

Conference Dinner - Friday 23rd August 2018, Parliament Building Yes I will attend No I will not attend

[Included in full registration]

I require extra tickets at $130 each Accompanying Person/s Name

SECTION B - Total $

GST Number 53-964-354

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SECTION C - ACCOMMODATION

Payment in full is required with registration.

Museum Hotel, Wellington

Superior King $249 Deluxe King $259 Executive One Bedroom Apartment $349

These rates are available with full payment and there are no cancellation refunds.

Nights Required

Tues 20th August Wed 21st August Thurs 22nd August Fri 23rd August Sat 24th August

If you wish to stay outside these dates please advise so we can book the extra dates for you

Type of Room Required

Single Double Twin Other

Number of people requiring accommodation (If children, require ages)

I wish to share with

Special requirements

SECTION A - REGISTRATION $

SECTION B - SOCIAL PROGRAMME $

SECTION C - ACCOMMODATION (PAID IN FULL) $

DONATION TO NZDRT

New Zealand Dermatology Research Trust NZDRT donation (tax deductible)

TOTAL $

PAYMENT OPTIONS

Please tick your payment method.

Direct Credit – On receipt of your registration form, an invoice with direct credit details will be emailed back to you

Credit Card Mastercard Visa Diners Amex

Name on card

Card Number Expiry Date

Card Holder’s Signature

Amount to chargeGST Number 53-964-354

Important Notes

• This form will be a tax invoice for GST purposes when you make a payment • Please retain the original copy for your records • Payment online with your credit card will appear on your statement as a transaction with SP Conference Management

Please return Registration and payment To: NZ Dermatological Society Conferencec/- SP Conference Management, PO Box 4400, Palmerston North 4442, New ZealandEmail sue@spconferences.co.nz