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PRELIMINARY SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Registration desk opening hours: Saturday from 08:00 to 18:00, Sunday & Monday from 07:30 to 18:00, Tuesday to Thursday from 07:00 to 18:00

Pre-ConferenceDay 1

Pre-ConferenceDay 2

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4

SaturdayJune 23

SundayJune 24

MondayJune 25

TuesdayJune 26

WednesdayJune 27

ThursdayJune 28

Pre-CongressCoursesSpecific schedules to be announced

Pre-CongressCoursesSpecific schedules to be announced

08:00 - 08:45 Breakfast Meetings Breakfast Meetings Breakfast Meetings

09:00 - 10:30 Plenary / Symposia Plenary / Symposia Plenary / Symposia Plenary

10:30 - 11.00 Break Break Break Break

11:00 - 12:30 Plenary / Symposia Plenary / Symposia Plenary / Symposia Special Lectures in Plenary

12:45 - 14:15 LunchIndustrySponsoredSymposia

LunchIndustrySponsoredSymposia

LunchIndustrySponsoredSymposia

Lunch

(13:30 - 16:00)Special Lectures in Plenary

Closing Ceremony

14.30 - 16:00 «Coffee-Hours»PostersFree Papers Meet the Expert

«Coffee-Hours»PostersFree Papers Meet the Expert

«Coffee-Hours»PostersFree Papers Meet the Expert

16.15 - 16:45 Wrap-up Sessions Wrap-up Sessions Wrap-up Sessions

17:00 - 18:30 «Happy-Hour» Sessions

«Happy-Hour» Sessions

«Happy-Hour» Sessions

17:30 - 21:00Opening Ceremony& Welcome Reception

20:00Congress Party-Dinner

Exhibition hours: Monday to Wednesday from 10:00 to 16.30, Thursday from 10:00 to 13:45

Italic letters indicate activities that will be held in the Exhibition Hall.


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MONDAY, JUNE 25, 2007 – DAY OF KNOWLEDGE

TIME PULMONARY (PULM) CARDIOVASCULAR (CV)

08.00-08.45

09.00-10.30 PULM PY 1 Respiratory Desease Worldwide

CV PY 1Molecular Foundations of Pediatric Cardiovascular Disease

Respiratory Disease in PICU and NICU WorldwideTBN

Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Myocardial Contractile Dysfunction?Steven Schwarz, Canada

Mechanisms of Lung Injury in the NICUTBN

The Molecular Genetics of Cardiomyopathy in Children? David Nelson, USA

Mechanisms of Lung Injury in the PICUBrian Kavanagh, Canada

Polymorphisms that Modulate Cardiovascular Injury and FunctionTBN

11.00 - 12.30 PULM PY 2 Pediatric Respiratory Physiology – The Essentials

CV SYMP 1 Myocardial Dysfunction in Patients with Congenital Heart Disease

CV SYMP 2 Cardiopulmonary Bypass-mediated Inflammatory Injury

Essentials of Respiratory PhysiologyTBN

Right Ventricular FailureTBN

The Systemic Inflammatory Response after Cardiopulmonary BypassTBN

Essentials of Airway PhysiologyTBN

The Failing Single VentricleTBN

Anti-Inflammatory Therapies to Modulate Bypass-mediated InflammationDavid Nelson, USA

Cells and Maturation of the LungTBN

The Failing FontanTBN

Modulation of Bypass-mediated Inflammation by Pre-Ishemic ConditioningMichael Cheung, Australia

12.45 - 14.15 INDUSTRY-SPONSORED SYMPOSIUM sponsored by MAQUET and VIASYS HealthcareLung Recruitment: Technics and Tools

14.30 - 16.00 PULM ME 1 CV ME 1Management of the Patient with a Functional Single Ventricle

Lung Function in the ICU: What I Measure and Why?Jurg Hammer, SwitzerlandPeter Dargaville, Australiaand TBN

Neonatal Single Ventricle PhysiologySteven Schwartz, CanadaThe Glenn CirculationTBN The Fontan CirculationGil Wernovsky USA

16.15 - 16.45 PULM WRAP-UP 1 CV WRAP-UP 1 Andrew Argent, South Afrika Lara Shekerdemian, Australia

17.00 - 18.30 PULM HH 1 CV HH 1 CV HH 2Case Discussion: Applying Basic Respiratory Physiology in the Clinical Setting TBN

Cardiac Mechanical Circulatory Support CasesTBN

Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome: What do I do? Gil Wernovsky, USA and TBN

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Abbreviations: BS = Breakfast Session, PY = Plenary, SYMP = Symposium, ME = Meet the Expert, WRAP-UP = Wrap-Up Session, HH = Happy Hour Session


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TIME SEPSIS (SEPSIS) METABOLICS AND ENDOCRINOLOGY (MET)

08.00-08.45

09.00-10.30 SEPSIS PY 1 Definitions, Epidemiology and the Global Sepsis Initiative

MET PY 1

From Meningococcal Disease to Malaria and DengueTBN

Cellular Bioenergetic PathwaysTBN

Neonatal Sepsis: A Global Perspective – Leading Cause of Mortality and Cerebral PalsyTBN

Stress ResponseRobert Tasker, UK

IMCI and the WFPICCS Global Sepsis Initiative, Prats and PitfallsKathryn Maitland, Kenya

Necrosis and ApoptosisTBN

11.00 - 12.30 SEPSIS SYMP 1Severe Sepsis and Multiple Organ Failure Pathophysiology

SEPSIS SYMP 2Multi-Center Studies in Sepsis

MET SYMP 1Complex Physiopathological Interactions

Shock, Organ Failure and MOFJoe Carcillo, USA

Clinical Trials: Activated Protein C/BPI/IVIG/Growth Factors/Pentoxyfilline TBN

Liver and KidneyTBN

CRISIS - Critical Illness Stress-Induced Immune SuppressionTBN

Scoring Systems: PELOD Score and Sepsis TBNPIRO Jan Hazelzet, The Netherlands

Liver and LungDominique Debray, France

Thrombocytopenia-Associated MOF- From DIC to TTPTBN

The Initiative: Barriers to Implementation and Evaluation of WFPICCS Global Sepsis Initiative: Panel DiscussionModerator: Niranjan Kissoon, Canada

Liver and BrainStephan Mitzner, Germany

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00 SEPSIS ME Sepsis/Septomics

MET ME 1Diagnosis and Management of Metabolic Disease

Genetic Study Results Jan Hazelzet, The NetherlandsGenomic Study ResultsTBNProteomic Study ResultsTBN Interactive Discussions on Septomic Strategies TBN

How do I Diagnose Metabolic DiseaseTBNHow do I Manage Endogenous IntoxicationPhilippe Jouvet, Canada

16.15 - 16.45 SEPSIS WRAP-UP 1 WRAP-UP 1ACCM/AHA/PALS Guidelines for Management of Septic Shock: The First HourJoe Carcillo, USA

Philippe Jouvet, Canada

17.00 - 18.30 SEPSIS HH 1 MET HH 1Case Studies: ACCM/PALS Guidelines Managing Septic Shock: The First HourJoe Carcillo, USA, Niranjan Kissoon, Canada

Acute Metabolic Diseases: Case DiscussionPhilippe Jouvet, Canada; and TBN


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TIME NEUROLOGY (NEURO) ORGANIZATION AND EMERGENCY (ORG)

08.00-08.45

09.00-10.30 NEURO PY 1Brain Resuscitation

ORG PY 1Organization, Quality and Outcome

Multi-center Canadian Hypothermia Trial in Traumatic Brain InjuryJamie Hutchinson, Canada

Optimal organization of Pediatric Critical Care? TBN

Inflicted Childhood NeurotraumaTBN

Optimal organization for Research and Data CollectionBo Sun, China

Emergency Preservation and ResuscitationPat Kochanek, USA

PICU Care - Does more care equate to better outcomesTBNFellow Training in the PICU – Does it affect outcome?Ann Thompson, USA

11.00 - 12.30 ORG SYMP 1Impact of Pre-hospital and Emergency Care on OutcomesSeptic ShockTBN

Trauma CareAdrian Goh, Malaysia

Cardiac ArrestVinay Nadkarni, USA

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00 NEURO ME 1 ORG ME 1

Brain Death: Science versus Cultural PerceptionTBN

Can we afford Critical Care?:Roundtable DiscussionTBN

16.15 - 16.45 NEURO WRAP-UP 1 ORG WRAP-UP 1TBN TBN

17.00 - 18.30 NEURO HH 1 ORG HH 1Brain Preservation and Rescusitation from Bench to Bedside: A propos two casesRobert Clark, USA and Vinay Nadkarni, USA

The Continuum of Care – Pre-hospital, Emergency, Critical Care and Beyond the Dooble DoorsNiranjan Kissoon, Canada

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TIME NURSING CARE (NC) NURSING INNOVATIONS (NI)

08.00-08.45

09.00-10.30 NC PY 1 The Essence of Nursing

NI PY 1The Knowledge of Quality Management in Pediatric Critical Care Nursing

Evidence based Nursing Care of Children in acute lung injuryDirk Danschutter, Belgium

Nightingale Metrics: Measuring Nursing Care that Impacts Patient OutcomesMartha Curley, USA

Brain Development and Follow up in Conjunction with NiDCAPTBN

Environmental Safety of Patient and StaffTBN

Respiratory Care of the Ventilated ChildBrenda Morrow, South Africa

Defining Quality Indicators to Improve PracticePatricia Moloney-Harmon, USA

11.00 - 12.30 NC SYMP 1Respiratory Care and Physiotherapy

NC SYMP 2Developmental Care

NI SYMP 1Patient Safety

NI SYMP 2Nursing Education

Weaning Strategies Elaine Meyer, USA

Family-centered Developmental Supportive CareTBN

Paediatric Early Warning Assessment toolTBN

Quality of Pediatric Critical Care Nursing EducationYuko Shiraishi, Japan

New Approaches in Noninvasive ventilationFiona Lynch, UK

Prolonged ICU stay and Psychosocial FunctioningTBN

Adverse Events: The Error of Our WaysIrene Harth, Germany

Developing a Curriculum for Clinical EducationTBN

What is New in SuctioningBev Copnell, Australia

Pet and Play therapy in PICUTBN

Prevention of Medication Errors in PICUPang Nguk Lan, Singapore

Post-Graduate Pathways for PICU and NICU nursesTBN

Role of Physiotherapy in the ICUBrenda Morrow, South Africa

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00 NC ME 1Long term Patients in PICU

NI ME 1Safety Issues

Where Should the Long-Term Ventilated Child be Cared?Home or HospitalTBNNursing AspectsTBNLived experience(a home ventilated child)

Safety Initiatives: The Key to Quality OutcomesPatricia Moloney-Harmon, USA

16.15 - 16.45 NC WRAP 1 NI WRAP-UP 1The Essence of Nursing in PIC and NICBev Copnell, Australia

Quality Education Standards for Safe Patient CareYuxia Zhang, China; and TBN

17.00 - 18.30 NC HH 1 NI HH 1 NI HH 2Pediatric Polytrauma: Case StudiesPatricia Moloney-Harmon, USA and Brenda Morrow, South Africa

Non-Traditional Care Practices: What Role Do They Play in the ICU? – Case Studies Panel: Maureen Madden, USAYuko Shiraishi, JapanTina Kendrick, Australiaand TBN

How Information Technology Can Improve the Quality of Clinical PracticeTBN


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TIME ETHICS

08.00-08.45

09.00-10.30 ETHICS SYMP 1Ethics throught the ContinentsEpidemiological DataEdwin van der Voort, The NetherlandsActual Ethical Issues from Different Parts of the WorldTBN

11.00 - 12.30

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00

16.15 - 16.45

17.00 - 18.30 ETHICS HH 1The ethical case of the day: what would be your attitude?


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TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 2007 – DAY OF ART

TIME PULMONARY (PULM) CARDIOVASCULAR (CV)

08.00-08.45 PULM BS 1Basic Science: Inflammatory Cells in the LungTBN

CV BS 1ICU Management of the Adult Patient with Congenital Heart DiseaseTBN

09.00-10.30 PULM SYMP 1Quality and Ventilation

PULM SYMP 2Airways in ICU

CV PY 2 Treatment of the Failing Myocardium

The Ventilator Audit in Pediatric VentilationPhillipe Jouvet, CanadaThe Ventilator Audit in Neonatal VentilationTBN

Severe Upper Airways ObstructionAndrew Argent, South Africa

Imaging for Assessment of Myocardial Performance Michael Cheung, Australia

Severity Assessment and Patient OutcomeTBN

Imaging and Visualization of the Tracheo-bronchial Tree TBN

Drug TherapySteven Schwartz, Canada

The Ventilation Bundle in the PICUTBN

Management of Tracheo-bronchial PathologiesTBN

Non-pharmacologic TherapyTBN

11.00 - 12.30 PULM PY 3 Neonatal Ventilation

CV SYMP 3 Acute Decompensated Heart Failure in the Pediatric ICU

CV SYMP 4 Post-Operative Myocardial Dysfunction

Physiology of Mechanical VentilationPeter Dargaville, Australia

Diagnosis and AssessmentTBN

Management of Low Cardiac Output SyndromeDavid Wessel, USA

Neonatal Experience of Improving VentilationThomas Berger, Switzerland

Treatment of Chronic Heart FailureTBN

Low Cardiac Output and Non-Conventional Circulation TBN

New Ventilatory Modes and Assessment of TechnologyPeter Rimensberger, Switzerland

Management of Acute Decompensated Heart Failure in the Pediatric ICUDavid Nelson, USA

Diagnosis of Residual Cardiac Lesions after Congenital Heart SurgeryMichael Cheung, Australia

12.45 - 14.15 INDUSTRY-SPONSORED SYMPOSIUM sponsored by MAQUET Neurally Adjusted Ventilator Assist (NAVA)

14.30 - 16.00 PULM ME 2 CV ME 2

How I Ventilate the AsthmaticTBNHow I Ventilate the BronchioliticTBN

PCICS Consensus – MyocarditisLara Shekerdemian, Australia Des Bohn, Canada Steven Schwartz, Canada Duncan Macrae, UK and TBN

16.15 - 16.45 PULM WRAP-UP 2 CV WRAP-UP 2 Brian Kavanagh, Canada Duncan Macrae, UK

17.00 - 18.30 PULM HH 2 PULM HH 3sponsored by MAQUET

CV HH 3

Non-invasive Ventilation in the PICU – Case Discussion: TBN

Clinical Experience with NAVA in the Neonatal PatientTBN

Post-Operative Cardiac Care Case DiscussionsDavid Wessel, USA and David Nelson, USA

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TIME SEPSIS (SEPSIS) METABOLICS AND ENDOCRINOLOGY (MET)

08.00-08.45 SEPSIS BS 1ACCM/AHA/PALS Guidelines for Hemodynamic Support of Septic Shock: After the First Hour, Joe Carcillo, USA

MET BS 1Liver Supports – are they really useful?Stephan Mitzner, Germany

09.00-10.30 SEPSIS PY 2How do I Improve Outcomes in my Patients with Sepsis and Septic Shock?

MET PY 2

Time-Sensitive Recognition and Reversal of Sepsis and Septic Shock with Adherence to ACCM GuidelinesTBN

Glucose Control in the Critical IllnessBrian Kavanagh, Canada

Time-Sensitive Source Control – Antibiotic Therapy and Nidus RemovalTBN

Nutrition in the Critically-Ill Child: Basics and BeyondGorge Briassoulis, Greece

Holding Immune-suppressant Therapy in the Immune SuppressedTBN

Nutrition in the Critically-Ill Child: MonitoringTBN

11.00 - 12.30 SEPSIS SYMP 3Assessing and Sup porting Circulation

SEPSIS SYMP 4The Art of Organ Support

MET SYMP 2Acute Renal Failure

MET SYMP 3Acute Liver Failure

How I measure Cardiac Output and Cerebral Blood FlowTBN

How I prevent Thrombosis/Bleeding, and Save Limbs in Children with Purpura FulminansTBN

Acute Renal Failure in NICUMignon McCullogh, South Africa

Acute Liver Failure: Epidemiology around the World TBN

How I assess the MicrocirculationTBN

I use IVIG, Growth Factors and Antibiotic Prophylaxis for Toxic Shock, Neutropenia/Monocyte Deactivation/ LymphopeniaTBN

Acute Renal Failure in PICUStuart Goldstein, USA

Hepatic Encephalopathy: Recent Advances in the ManagementDenis Devictor, France

Pro-Con Vasopressor vs Vasodilator Therapy in Septic Shock:I use VasodilatorsTBNI use VasopressorsTBN

I do notTBN

Late Outcome of Acute Renal FailureTBN

Liver Dysfunction and SepsisStephan Mitzner, Germany

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00 SEPSIS ME 2Extracorporeal Suppoert in Sepsis

MET ME 2Liver Transplantation

When does Circulatory Monitoring Tell Me to Use Extracorporeal Support? TBN

Liver Transplantation: Are there Good or Bad Indications? Dominique Debray, FranceLiver Transplantation: Are there New Indications? TBNLiver transplantation: Long Term Results Mignon Mc Culloch, South Africa

16.15 - 16.45 SEPSIS WRAP 2 WRAP-UP 1Case Study: ACCM /AHA/ PALS Guidelines Managing Septic Shock after the First HourSunit Singhi, India and TBN

Denis Devictor, France

17.00 - 18.30 MET HH 2 MET HH 3Pro and Con Debate on Acute Liver Failure:Moderator: Stephan Mitzner, GermanyI use MARSTBNI don’t Denis Devictor, France

Acute Renal Support - Case Discussion:Mignon McCullogh, South Africa and Stuart Goldstein, USA


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08.00-08.45 ORG BS 1Critical Care - Insufficient without System IntegrationTBN

09.00-10.30 NEURO SYMP 1Diabetic Ketoacidosis and Cerebral Oedema

NEURO SYMP 1Traumatic Brain Injury: Monitoring and Treatment

ORG PY 2Transport of the Critically Ill

Epidemiology and GuidelinesTBN

Monitoring the BrainTBN

Transport Related Issues - How to Integrate it with PICU and PEDRobert Henning, Australia

Fluid ManagementDes Bohn, Canada

Pre-Hospital Management of Traumatic Brain InjuryJamie Hutchinson, Canada

Transport Related Issues - Experience in Developing CountriesTBN

Survival and HyperventilationRobert Tasker, UK

Update on TBI GuidelinesPat Kochanek, USA

Transport Related Issues - Experience in Developing CountriesAdrian Goh, MalaysiaAcute Care in Mass CasualtyTBN

11.00 - 12.30 NEURO PY 2Brain Resuscitation

ORG SYMP 2Acute Care Delivery Systems

Cerebral MalariaCharles Newton, Kenya

Delivery of Acute Care – ChinaBo Sun, ChinaDelivery of Acute Care – Latin America Santiago Campos, Ecuador

Pathobiology of Post-Resuscitation CNS DiseaseRobert Clark, USA

Delivery of Acute Care – AfricaNejla Ben Jaballah, TunisiaDelivery of Acute Care – AsiaTBN

Out-of-Hospital Cardiac ArrestTBN

Delivery of Acute Care – Reality vs VisionsTBN

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00 NEURO ME 2 ORG ME 2

Hypothermia: Specific Issues beyond Clinical TrialsJamie Hutchinson, Canada

Transport Related Issues – Who Should Be in Charge – New Horizons:Roundtable DiscussionRobert Henning, AustraliaSantiago Campos, EcuadorAdrian Goh, MalaysiaNiranjan Kissoon, Canada


17.00 - 18.30 NEURO HH 2 ORG HH 1Brain Resuscitation – Case Discussions Robert Tasker, UK and TBN

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TIME NURSING CARE (NC) NURSING INNOVATIONS (NI)

08.00-08.45 NC BS 1How can IC Environment be Structured for Patients’ AdvantageTBN

NI BS 1How can I Maintain my Clinical and Ethical Competence?Tina Kendrick, Australia; Cynda Rushton, USA

09.00-10.30 NC PY 2Clinical Care Issues

NI PY 2The Art and Science of Pediatric Critical Care Nursing

Physiology of Pain in the Neonate and ChildTBN

Data that Supports Nursing Practice in Pediatric Critical CareMartha Curley, USA

Pain Assessment of Critically Ill Children: The State of the ArtAnne Sylvie Ramelet, Australia

Role development in Pediatric Critical Care Nursing Ana Paula França, Portugal

Comfort Scale and Stress in the Preterm InfantTBN

Evidence-Based Nursing: Simplicity is an ArtBev Copnell, Australia

Non-Pharmacological Pain Management in PICUIrene Harth, Germany

11.00 - 12.30 NC SYMP 3Cardiac Care Updated

NI SYMP 3Evidence-Based Nursing and Research

NI SYMP 4Impact of Nursing Workforce on Clinical Practice

The Failing HeartTBN

Developing Evidence-Based GuidelinesAnne-Sylvie Ramelet, Australia

The Aging Nurse: Strategies to Overcome the Nursing Shortage Tina Kendrick, Australia

Postoperative Management of Children After Open Heart SurgeryTBN

Research Critique: How to Evaluate the Quality of a Research ArticleTBN

Sources of Suffering and Moral Distress of Health Care ProfessionalsCynda Rushton, USA

Extracorporeal Support TBN

Challenges in Setting up a Multi-center StudyJos Latour, The Netherlands

Global Nursing Shortage and Impact on Rising Acuities in HospitalYuxia Zhang, China

News in Heart Transplantation in Neonates and Infants?TBN

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00 NC ME 2Sedation

NI ME 2Publications

Adverse Responses to Sedation and AnalgesiaAnne Sylvie Ramelet, Australia

Writing for Publication: Making it as easy as 1,2,3Franco Carnevale, CanadaJos Latour, The Netherlands

16.15 - 16.45 NC WRAP-UP 2 NI WRAP-UP 2Comfort and CareMavilde Pedreira, Brazil

Art and Science: Are we Scientific Artists? Eva Cignacco, Switzerland

17.00 - 18.30 NC HH 2 NC HH 3 NI HH 3Extracorporeal Therapies – Case StudiesTBN

Pain & Sedation – Analyzing Difficult SituationsAnne Sylvie Ramelet, Australia Eva Cignacco, Switzerland

Nursing Year In Review: Nursing Research Around the GlobePanel: Franco Carnevale, Canada; Bev Copnell, Australia; Mavilde Pedreira, Brazil; and TBN


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TIME ETHICS INTERNATIONAL CHILD HEALTH (ICH)

08.00-08.45 ETHICS BS 1The ethical case of the day: what would be your attitude?

09.00-10.30 ICH PY 1War and its Impact on the World’s ChildrenTBN

Global Approaches to Child Survival, and the Interface with Paediatric Intensive CareTrevor Duke, Australia

Experiences of Establishment of Intensive Care in Developing and Transitional CountriesAdrian Goh, Malaysia

11.00 - 12.30

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00

16.15 - 16.45

17.00 - 18.30 ETHICS HH 2 The ethical case of the day: what would be your attitude?

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 2007 – DAY OF INTEGRATION

TIME PULMONARY (PULM)

08.00-08.45

09.00-10.30 CV/PULM PY 1Respiratory Problems in Congenital Heart Disease

CV/PULM PY 2Manipulation of the Pulmonary Vasculature in Cardiac and Pulmonary Disease

The LungTBN

Managing Pulmonary Hypertension: back to BasicsDuncan Macrae, UK

The Assessment and Management of Large Airway ProblemsTBN

Ventilation in Non-Conventional CirculationsLara Shekerdemian, Australia

ICU Management of the Patient with Concurrent Lung and Cardiac DiseaseDes Bohn, Canada

Beyond Cardio-Pulmonary InteractionMaurice Beghetti, Switzerland

11.00 - 12.30 PULM/SEPSIS PY 1 Respiratory Infections

PULM SYMP 3Old and New Diagnostic Tools in the Ventilated Patient Revisited

CV/PULM/SEPSIS PY 1Severe Sepsis

New Viral Infections Yu Lung Lau, Hongkong

Bronchoscopy and Bronchoalveolar Lavage in the ICUTBN

Respiratory Problems with Severe MalariaKathryn Maitland, Kenya

HIV and Respiratory ProblemsAndrew Argent, South Africa

Ventilatory ImagingJohn Arnold, USA

DengueTBN

Control of Respiratory Infections in the PICUTBN

Dynamic Lung Function and MonitoringPeter Rimensberger, Switzerland

ARDS and Support in SepsisBrian Kavanagh, Canada

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00 PULM ME 3 Acute Respiratory Failure 1

PULM ME 4 Acute Respiratory Failure 2

I use High-flow OxygenTBNI do not use High-flow OxygenTBN

I use SurfactantTBNI do not use SurfactantTBN

16.15 - 16.45 PULM WRAP-UP 3 TBN

17.00 - 18.30 PULM HH 4 PULM HH 5 PULM HH 6 sponsored by MAQUETCase Specific EIT InterpretationJohn Arnold, USA

Pulmonary Infectious Disease – Case DiscussionsTBN

Clinical Experience with NAVA in the Pediatric PatientTBN

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TIME CARDIOVASCULAR (CV)

08.00-08.45

09.00-10.30 CV/PULM PY 1 Respiratory Problems in Congenital Heart Disease

CV/PULM 2Manipulation of the Pulmonary Vasculature in Cardiac and Pulmonary Disease

The LungTBN

Managing Pulmonary Hypertension: Back to BasicsDuncan Macrae, UK

The Assessment and Management of Large Airway Problems TBN

Ventilation in Non-Conventional CirculationsLara Shekerdemian, Australia

ICU Management of the Patient with Concurrent Lung and Cardiac Disease Des Bohn, Canada

Beyond Cardio-Pulmonary InteractionMaurice Beghetti, Switzerland

11.00 - 12.30 CV/PULM/SEPSIS PY 1 Severe Sepsis

CV/NEURO PY 1 The Brain in Cardiac Surgery

CV/MET PY 1 Endocrine Aspects of Cardiac Intensive Care


Peri-Operative MonitoringTBN

Glucose and InsulinDuncan Macrae, UK

DengueTBN

Post-Operative Brain Resuscitation and CareTBN

Adrenal DysfunctionDavid Nelson, USA

Late Outcome after Neonatal Heart SurgeryGil Wernovsky USA

ARDS and Support in SepsisBrian Kavanagh, Canada

Neurodevelopmental Outcome after ECMOTBN

Thyroid FunctionTBN

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00 CV ME 3Fluid Management of the Patient with Congenital Heart Disease: Pharmacologic and Renal Replacement TherapiesDes Bohn, Canada; and TBN

16.15 - 16.45 CV WRAP-UP 3 David Nelson, USA

17.00 - 18.30

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TIME SEPSIS (SEPSIS)

08.00-08.45 SEPSIS BS 2Surviving Sepsis: Guidelines for Management of Pediatric Severe Sepsis, Jan Hazelzet, The NetherlandsRecommendations on Hydrocortisone, D10, Insulin, GI Prophylaxis, IVIG, and ECT, TBN

09.00-10.30 MET/SEPSIS PY 1Endoctrine and Metabolic Changes inCritical Illness

MET/SEPSIS SYMP 1Fluid Management and Extra-Corporeal Technology in Sepsis

NC/SEPSIS SYMP 1Infection Control

Endocrine Changes in Critical IllnessTBN

Fluid ManagementJoe Carcillo, USA

Sepsis and Infection Control in PICU TBN

Lipids in Critical IllnessJan Hazelzet, The Netherlands

Renal Replacement Therapies in SepsisStuart Goldstein, USA

Catheter Related Blood Stream InfectionsTBN

Glucose Metabolism in SepsisAnn Thompson, USA

Extra-Corporeal Techniques to Remove Humoral Factors in SepsisTBN

VAP BundleTBN

11.00 - 12.30 CV/PULM/SEPSIS PY 1Severe Sepsis

PULM/SEPSIS PY 1Respiratory Infections

MET/SEPSIS SYMP 2 Metabolic Markers in Sepsis

MET/SEPSIS SYMP 3 Catabolism in Sepsis


New Viral InfectionsYu Lung Lau, (Honkong) China

Oxygen Utilisation in Sepsis TBN

Hydrocortisone in Sepsis:Why and When?TBN

DengueTBN

HIV and Respiratory ProblemsAndrew Argent, South Africa

Monitoring Oxygen Utilisation in SepsisTBN

Preventing Catabolism in SepsisTBN

ARDS and Support in Sepsis Brian Kavanagh, Canada

Control of Respiratory Infections in the PICUTBN

Acid Base and Electrolyte Analysis in SepsisAndrew Durward, UK

Nutritional Immunomodulation/SDD in Sepsis: I use Immunonutrition and SDDTBNI do not use Immunonutrition or SDD only GI ProphylaxisGeorge Briassoulis, GreeceI use Carafate, not H2 BlockersTBN

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00 SEPSIS ME 3Using D10, Insulin and Hydrocortisone Together: Open Discussion ForumIntroduction by Ann Thompson, USARoundtable and Open Discussion ForumModerator: Jan Hazelzet, The Netherlands

16.15 - 16.45 SEPSIS WRAP 3Case study illustrating Surviving Sepsis Guidelines: When to use recommended therapies including hydrocortisone, surfactant, GI prophylaxis, D10, insulin, IVIG, and ECTJan Hazelzet, The Netherlands

17.00 - 18.30 SEPSIS HH 3Case Discussion on Nutrition Concepts in a Septic PatientTBN


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09.00-10.30 MET/SEPSIS PY 1Endocrine and Metabolic Changes in Critical Illness

MET/SEPSIS SYMP 1Fluid Management and Extra-Corporeal Technology in Sepsis

Endocrine Changes in Critical IllnessTBN

Fluid ManagementJoe Carcillo, USA

Lipids in Critical Illness Jan Hazelzet, The Netherlands

Renal Replacement Therapies in SepsisStuart Goldstein, USA

Glucose Metabolism in SepsisAnn Thompson, USA

Extra-Corporeal Techniques to Remove Humoral Factors in SepsisTBN

11.00 - 12.30 CV/MET PY 1 Endocrine Aspects of Cardiac Intensive Care

MET/SEPSIS SYMP 2Metabolic Markers in Sepsis

MET/SEPSIS SYMP 3 Catabolism in Sepsis

NC/MET SYMP 1Nutrition

Glucose and Insulin Duncan Macrae, UK

Oxygen Utilisation in SepsisTBN

Hydrocortisone in Sepsis: Why and When? TBN

Basics of Feeding Critically Ill Children Tina Kendrick, Australia

Adrenal DysfunctionDavid Nelson, USA

Monitoring Oxygen Utilisation in Sepsis TBN

Preventing Catabolism in SepsisTBN

The Reality of Nutrition in Clinical Practice: The African PerspectiveNejla Ben Jaballah, Tunisia

Thyroid FunctionTBN

Acid Base and Electrolyte Analysis in SepsisAndrew Durward, UK

Nutritional Immunomodulation/SDD in Sepsis:I use Immunonutrition and SDDTBNI do not use Immunonutrition or SDD, only GI ProphylaxisGeorge Briassoulis, GreeceI use Carafate, not H2 BlockersTBN

The Reality of Nutrition in Clinical Practice: The Asian PerspectivePang Nguk Lan, Singapore

The Reality of Nutrition in Clinical Practice: The Latin-American PerspectiveSantiago Campos, Ecuador

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00 MET ME 3 MET ME 4 How do I manage a severe dehydration?Trevor Duke, AustraliaHow do I manage a severe hyper- or hyponatremia?TBN

Assessing Severe AcidosisAndrew Durward, UK and Des Bohn, Canada

16.15 - 16.45 MET WRAP-UP 3Des Bohn, Canada

17.00 - 18.30 MET HH 4Case Discussions on Nutrition (enteral versus parenteral)George Briassoulis, Greece; and TBN

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09.00-10.30 NEURO/ORG PY 1CNS Injury and Disease

NC/NI/ORG PY 1Disaster Response

The Effect of Gender on the Response to CNS Injury in Infants and ChildrenTBN

Earth Quakes and Tsunamis: Learning for the Next DisastersDirk Danschutter, Belgium

Status EpilepticusCharles Newton, Kenya

London Bombing: Road Side EmergencyTBN

CNS-aspects of Influenza VirusMaria Studahl, Sweden

What we Learned from SARS to Face Avian FluYu Lung Lau, Hongkong

11.00 - 12.30 CV/NEURO PY 1 The Brain in Cardiac Surgery

NEURO/ORG SYMP 1Resuscitation

NEURO/ORG SYMP 1Resuscitation

NC/ORG SYMP 1End-of-life-Care

Peri-Operative MonitoringGeorge Hofmann, USA

Cerebral Resuscitation post Cardiac ArrestRobert Tasker, UK

Cerebral Resuscitation post Cardiac ArrestRobert Tasker, UK

Cultural Perspective on End-of-Life Care Edwin van der Voort, The Netherlands

Post-Operative Brain Resuscitation and CareTBN

New Markers and TargetsPat Kochanek, USA

New Markers and TargetsPat Kochanek, USA

Withdrawal of Treatment in Family-Centered Way Thomas Berger, Switzerland

Late Outcome after Neonatal Heart SurgeryGil Wernovsky, USA

Medical Emergency Teams – Are they Effective?TBN

Medical Emergency Teams – Are they Effective?TBN

Child/Family Autonomy in Decision Making Franco Carnevale, Canada

Neurodevelopmental Outcome after ECMOTBN

Palliative Care for the Child Cynda Rushton, USA

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00 NEURO ME 3Infectious CNS Disease

ORG ME 3Preventive and Preemptive Care

Bacterial Meningitis and EncephalitisCharles Newton, Kenya Viral Meningitis and EncephalitisMaria Studahl, Sweden

Should PICU be Involved in Preventive and Preemptive Care?: Roundtable DiscussionNiranjan Kissoon, Canada Andrew Argent, South AfricaSunit Singhi, India and TBN


17.00 - 18.30 NEURO HH 3

Case Discussion: Diagnostic Work-up and Treatment of SeizuresCharles Newton, Kenya


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08.00-08.45 NC BS 2Application of Resuscitation Guidelines Around the WorldTBN

09.00-10.30 NC/NI/ORG PY 1Disaster Response

NC/NI PY 1Collaborative Practice in Pediatric Critical Care

NC/NI SYMP 1Role Development

NC/SEPSIS SYMP 1Infection Control


How to Facilitate a Multi-disciplinary Practice in the ICUMaureen Madden, USA

Transfer of Knowledge into PracticeTBN

Sepsis and Infection Control in PICU TBN

London Bombing: Road-side EmergencyTBN

Transition of Care: the Parental PerspectiveTBN

From Bedside Nurse to Nurse ResearcherTBN

Catheter Related Blood Stream InfectionsTBN

What we Learned from SARS to Face Avian Flu Yu Lung Lau, Hongkong

Care of The Technology Dependent ChildTBN

Nurse Practitioners in the PICU and NICU Maureen Madden, USA

VAP BundleTBN

11.00 - 12.30 NC/NI SYMP 2Parents in the ICU

NC/ORG SYMP 1End-of-life-Care

MET/NC SYMP 1Nutrition

Our Experiences in the PICU Parents

Cultural Perspective on End-of-Life Care Edwin van der Voort, The Netherlands

Basics of Feeding Critically Ill ChildrenTina Kendrick, Australia

Innovations to Decrease Parental Stress TBN

Withdrawal of Treatment in Family-centered Way Thomas Berger, Switzerland

The reality of Nutrition in Clinical Practice: The African PerspectiveNejla Ben Jaballah, Tunisia

Parental Love in the PICUJonathan Gillis, Australia

Child/Family Autonomy in Decision-making Franco Carnevale, Canada

The Asian PerspectivePang Nguk Lan, Singapore

Palliative Care for the Child Cynda Rushton, USA

The Latin-American PerspectiveSantiago Campos, Ecuador

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00 NC ME 3

Experiences and Expectations of ParentsA mother and TBN

16.15 - 16.45 NC WRAP-UP 3 Integration of Clinical Nursing PracticeFiona Lynch, UK

17.00 - 18.30 NC HH 4Organ Donation Practices Around the World – Case StudiesPatricia Moloney, USA; Ana Paula França, Portugal; Yuko Shiriashi, Japan; and TBN

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08.00-08.45 NI BS 2Measuring Patient Satisfaction in Pediatric PopulationJos Latour, The Netherlands; and TBN

ETHICS BS 2The ethical case of the day: what would be your attitude?

09.00-10.30 NC/NI PY 1Collaborative Practice in Pediatric Critical Care

ICH PY 2

Transition of Care: the Parental PerspectiveTBN

Do we respect Children’s Rights?TBN

How to Facilitate a Multidisciplinary Practice in the ICUMaureen Madden, USA

Basic ICU Research – How does it apply in the Clinical Setting?TBN

Care of The Technology Dependent ChildTBN

Experiences of Establishment of Intensive Care in Developing and Transitional CountriesAndrew Argent, South Africa

11.00 - 12.30 NC/NI/ORG PY 1Disaster Response

NI/NC SYMP 1Parents in the ICU

NI/NC SYMP 2Role Development


Our Experiences in the PICU Parents

Transfer of Knowledge into PracticeTBN

London Bombing: Roadside EmergencyTBN

Innovations to Decrease Parental StressTBN

From Bedside Nurse to Nurse ResearcherTBN

What we learned from SARS to face Avian FluYu Lung Lau, Hongkong

Parental Love in the PICU Jonathan Gillis, Australia

Nurse Practitioners in the PICU and NICU Maureen Madden, USA

12.45 - 14.15

14.30 - 16.00 NI/ME 3Simulation FacilitiesSimulation Education: Facilitating Parents Presence at the Bedside Elaine Meyer, USA

16.15 - 16.45 NI WRAP-UP 3The Impact of a Healthy Nursing WorkforceMaureen Madden, USA

17.00 - 18.30 NI HH 4 ETHICS HH 3Conflicts between Parents and Health Care Professionals- When We Do Not Agree: Case StudiesJonathan Gillis, Australia; Yuxia Zhang, China; Elaine Meyer, USA; and TBN

The ethical case of the day: what would be your attitude?

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TIME ALL TRACKLINES (further presentations to be announced)

08.30-10.00 PY 1Future Visions in Pediatric Critical Care VISION 1: Medical (title to be announced)TBNVISION 2: Collaborative Practice - Nursing Leadership in the Pediatric Critical Care TeamCynda Rushton, USAVISION 3: Allied Health Care (title to be announced)TBN

10.30-12.00 CV SYMP 5Cardiac Intensive Care: Today and Tomorrow

ETHICS/NC/NI SYMP 1 Future Visions in Ethics

NC/NI SYMP 3Future Visions in Pediatric Critical Care Nursing

Cardiac Intensive Care on a Shoestring BudgetTBNCardiac Intensive Care with No Budget LimitationsTBNCardiac Intensive Care: The Future WorldwideTBN

International Differences on End-of-Life Decision: Result of the on-line Questionnaire Denis Devictor, France

The Objectives of the WFPICCS Task-Force on EthicsJonathan Gillis, Australia

Ethical Issues in Disadvantaged Countries: Asian Perspective Sunit Singhi, India

Ethical Issues in Disadvantaged Countries: African Perspectives Andrew Argent, South Africa

Changing Roles of Nurses and Parents in End-of-LifeDecisionsFranco Carnevale, Canada

Global Needs in Clinical Nursing PracticeFiona Lynch, UK

Ensuring the Global Nursing WorkforcePang Nguk Lan, Singapore

Globalization of Patient and Parental EmpowermentJos Latour, The Netherlands

13.30 - 16.00 PY 2 What do I know - What do I want to know?I know that we have launched the WFPICCS Sepsis Initiative. I would like to know how well the intiative has met its goals by 2011 Niranjan Kissoon, USA; and TBN

Nursing Care and Nursing Innovation(Title to be announced) Martha Curley, USA and Franco Carnevale, Canada

Further Topics to be announced

16.00 CLOSING CEREMONY

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