TSANZ Associate or Ordinary Member or ANZSRS Member earning <$125K
$90
$67.50
TSANZ/ANZSRS Member - Student
$60
$45
Non-member
$252
$189
Tobacco and Electronic Cigarette Control 2024 Interventional Bronchoscopy Update Series Pleural Medicine
Half day workshops
TSANZ Ordinary Member /ANZSRS Member
$162
TSANZ Associate or Ordinary Member or ANZSRS Member earning <$125K
$90
TSANZ/ANZSRS Member - Student
$60
Non-member
$252
Soft Skills, Communications and Leadership
Saturday half day
Member
$50
Non-member
$100
Key Dates
TSANZSRS ASM 2025 21 - 25 March 2025 Adelaide Convention Centre
Advanced Trainee Workshop Friday 22 and Saturday 23 March 2024
Friday 1330 - 1700
Clinical Session
Topics to be covered will include
Complex Asthma
Biologics
Complex Pneumonia
Saturday 0830 - 1200
Part 1: Radiology interpretation
Topics to be covered will include:
CTs
Anatomy
Case studies
HRCTs
MRI
Part 2: Advanced Trainee Project Tips and Tricks
How to get it published, start, finish and next steps
Full program including speakers coming soon.
Sponsored by Chiesi
Interventional Bronchoscopy Update Series - State of the Art Friday 22 March 2024
Friday 1330 - 1700
The Interventional bronchoscopy workshop will involve experts commentary and discussion on an evidence-based approach to using common bronchoscopic procedures. It will focus on updates on diagnostic and therapeutic advances in bronchoscopy techniques to manage lung diseases. In particular, it will focus on the role of linear and radial EBUS, rigid bronchoscopy, bronchoscopic approaches to lung volume reduction and control of persistent air leak, and most importantly for trainees, the prevention and management of common complications of bronchoscopy. There will be case-based discussions to illustrate and reinforce the teaching points related to the lectures along with an interactive Q&A panel discussions. The session will provide the strong knowledge base necessary for trainees to allow optimal, rational, evidence-based, and patient-focused bronchoscopic learning.
Tobacco and Electronic Cigarette Control 2024 – moving targets Saturday 23 March 2024
Saturday 0830 - 1200
Tobacco and nicotine product control continues to evolve in response to industry innovations. Tobacco remains the leading avoidable cause of disease in Australia and NZ. Both countries have taken strong measures to reduce the impact of smoking, yet electronic cigarettes have now emerged as a significant threat to decades of tobacco control. This interactive workshop will engage attendees with up-to-the-minute discussion of tobacco control policy, nicotine addiction treatment, and health effects of new and existing products with a particular focus on electronic cigarettes.
Soft Skills, Communications and Leadership Workshop Saturday 23 March 2024
Saturday 0830 - 1200
The workshop has been designed as a collaborative half-day session with two parts.
Part 1: Communicating with Impact The first section will be titled “Communicating with Impact”, and will teach participants both mass and targeted communication skills and tactics, and how to engage with governments and media.
Chair: Jodie Wrigley Speakers: Dr David Cunnington, Michael Cooney
8:30 – 8:45 Welcome and introduction 8:45 – 9:00 The changing communication environment 9:00 – 9:10 Strategic Communication foundations 9:10 – 9:40 Creating communication that cuts through 9:40 – 9:50 Summaries
Part 2: Purposeful Healthcare Leadership – Effective Strategies for Improved Outcomes Join us for an interactive and dynamic 90-minute session tailored for thoracic health professionals seeking to enhance their leadership capabilities. Led by Danielle Duell, a renowned expert in purposeful leadership, this session goes beyond traditional approaches. Delve into some of the unique challenges of leadership within the respiratory and sleep medicine fields, explore the distinctions between management and leadership in a medical context, and uncover the transformative power of purposeful leadership. Engage in interactive discussions, real-world case studies, and practical exercises to elevate your leadership skills. Walk away with actionable insights to make an immediate impact in your role as a leader.
Speaker: Danielle Duell
Key Takeaways:
Understand the nuances of leadership in a medical context.
Differentiate between management and leadership behaviours.
Embrace purposeful leadership principles tailored to the medical field.
Acquire actionable steps to enhance your leadership capabilities.
Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your leadership impact. Join us for an insightful and practical session led by a pioneer in purposeful leadership.
Sponsored by Maurice Blackburn
Pleural Medicine: Everything you need to know for your daily practice (from beginners to specialists) Saturday 23 March
Saturday 0830 - 1200
Pleural effusions affect 23 million people a year and forms part of everyday practice for respiratory physicians, nurses and allied health professionals. Recent years have seen significant advances in pleural medicine, disproving a lot of conventional practices. This has led to publications of several new pleural guidelines from the European Resp Soc, British Thoracic Soc, Am Assoc Bronchology & Interventional Pulmonology etc. All major respiratory conferences, including ATS, ERS, CHEST, BTS annual meetings now routinely feature updates on pleural diseases to update attendees of new and exciting findings.
This PG course will provide attendees with the latest evidence-based practice but also practical tips in areas of knowledge gaps for everyday management of pleural conditions useful for clinicians of all grades, from trainees to specialists.
