PRESENTATIONS

Concurrent Sessions
Connecting with Communities	Building Better Teams for Improved Mental Health	Electronic Initiatives	More Lessons From America
Chair: Cathy O'Malley	Chair: Alan Mangan	Chair: Paul Cressey	Chair: Brett Roche
Connecting with Community: Long term Conditions project	Pacific Youth Suicide Prevention Workshop	Electronic Referrals & Discharges; connecting with secondary care	The Medical Home – There is no place like home!
Joe Howells & David Nixon Wairarapa Community PHO	Kupa Kupa & Ranei Wineera Tumai mo te Iwi PHO	Tony Cooke CIO Hutt Valley DHB/HISAC Member	Dr Randall Oates & David Garrett TransforMED
Joe Howells & David Nixon Powerpoint	Kupa Kupa & Ranei Wineera Powerpoint	Tony Cooke Powerpoint	3.30-4.15pm Physician Leadership Excellence, Practice Readiness and Change Dr Randall Oates & David Garrett Powerpoint
A Tale of Barbushka and the Koru	Primary Care Counselling	Mentoring or Meddling – Use of Information to Assist Good Practice.
Dave Ayling & Mo Harte Youth Health Service - YOSS (Palmerston North)	Barbara Charuk & John McMenamin Whanganui Regional PHO	David Rankin HISO
Dave Ayling & Mo Harte Powerpoint	Barbara Charuk & John McMenamin Powerpoint	David Rankin Powerpoint
Dave Ayling & Mo Harte Powerpoint	Barbara Charuk & John McMenamin Powerpoint	David Rankin Powerpoint	4.15-5.00pm Practice Metrics: Practice Measurement, Quality Improvement and Collaborative Learning Dr Randall Oates & David Garrett Powerpoint
Clinicians, Communities and Connections: Canterbury spreads the pandemic planning load	If, as the WHO says, "there is no health without mental health", what are we at ProCare doing about that?	Use of Web 2.0 in General Practice
Andrew Manning Pegasus Health	David Codyre & Kate Moodabe ProCare	Karl Cole ProCare
Andrew Manning Powerpoint	David Codyre & Kate Moodabe Powerpoint	Karl Cole Powerpoint

5.00pm onwards

Free evening to explore what makes Wellington so fantastic!

There is plenty to see, eat and experience. For ideas visit the team on the Registration Desk or online at www.wellingtonnz.com

Friday 18 April – POLITICS & PERFORMANCE

7.15am

The Future of Family Medicine – A Collaborative Project of the Family Medicine Community
Dr Randall Oates and David Garrett
TransforMED (kindly sponsored by Westpac)
Chair: Susan Turner

8.30am

The Measurable and the Meaningful: Dispatches from the Front Line
Dee Mangin, Les Toop, Rod Jackson & Harry Pert

Dee Mangin and Les Toop Powerpoint

Rod Jackson Powerpoint

Harry Pert Powerpoint

10.00am

Morning tea amongst the exhibitors

10.30am

Leaping off our Laurels
Susan Dovey & Kevin Morris

Susan Dovey Powerpoint

Kevin Morris Powerpoint

11.30am

Concurrent Sessions
Population Health (kindly sponsored by Medical Assurance Society)	Pegasus: A Potpourri of Performance Enhancing Programmes:	Improve Health? Start with Self! (kindly sponsored by PHARMAC)
Chair: Richard Tyler	Chair: Paul McCormack	Chair: Andrew Holmes
Population Health: Three perspectives	“It just makes sense” - Bringing General Practice and District Nursing into a Proactive Future Focused Partnership	CVD Screening - The Way Forward
Matt Handley GroupHealth Inc	Louisa Sparrow & Paul Abernethy Pegasus Health	Peter Moodie PHARMAC
See: Lessons from America Session (Thurs 1.30pm) for information on GroupHealth Inc	Louisa Sparrow & Paul Abernethy Powerpoint	Peter Moodie Powerpoint
Understanding Avoidable Hospital Admissions: Using available data	Summer Studentship: Teamwork in general practice	Health My Way: A person/family centred rethink of effective self-care
John Grant & Cathy O’Malley WIPA	Dulia Halliday Pegasus Health	Philip Gandar Synergia
John Grant & Cathy O’Malley Powerpoint	Dulia Halliday Powerpoint	Philip Gandar Powerpoint
A ‘Systems’ Approach to Chronic Care Management	Taking the Pulse
Paul Roseman ProCare	David Jones Pegasus Health
Paul Roseman Powerpoint	David Jones Powerpoint

1.00pm

Lunch amongst the exhibitors

1.45pm

Continuity amid Chaos continued
Robin Gauld and Bev O'Keefe

Robin Gauld Powerpoint

Bev O'Keefe Powerpoint

3.00pm

Afternoon tea amongst the exhibitors

3.30pm- 5.00pm

Concurrent Sessions
Managing for Quality	Promoting & Purchasing	Digital Democracy
Chair: Ros Rowarth	Chair: Shelley Frost	Chair: Fiona Thomson
Cornerstone, what are we Building and what is around the Corner?	Health Promotion in Primary Care - Mobilising Community Leaders to Implement Local Solutions to Address Local Health Issues	Improved Health Outcomes Through OpenStrategy Collaboration
John Wellingham RNZCGP	Nicola Young ProCare	Dr Phil Driver OpenStrategies (UK) Ltd
John Wellingham Powerpoint	Nicola Young Powerpoint	Dr Phil Driver Powerpoint
Clinical Self-determination in the Development and Delivery of Clinical Best Practice Education: The Pegasus Health experience	Health Promoting Practices
Dr Chris Leathart Pegasus Health	Rachel Harrison & Berni Marra Capital PHO
Dr Chris Leathart Powerpoint	Rachel Harrison & Berni Marra Powerpoint
Sentinel Event Monitoring	Sharing Decision Making on PHO Funding and Purchasing Health Services with General Practice
Dr Steve Lillis & Denise Ward Pinnacle Health	Paul Roseman ProCare
Dr Steve Lillis & Denise Ward Powerpoint	Paul Roseman Powerpoint
Please Note : Concurrents are subject to change

7.00pm onwards

Conference Dinner, St James Theatre

Come dressed for a Night on Broadway!!!

Saturday 19 April – A MORNING OF MO–TIVATION
8.00am	Registration desk open, pre session tea & coffee served
8.30am	Marvellous Mo-tivation Robin Judkins & Arthur Klap
9.30am	Morning tea
9.45am	Towards a Postgraduate Curriculum and Recertification Tony Townsend, John Campbell, Tana Fishman, Tony Dowell, Ros Rowarth, Pete Foley, Janet Askham and Matt Handley
11.30am	Summary and Closing

Note: Accreditation of Professional Development Points

IPAC 2008 Conference has been endorsed by The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZCPG) and has been approved for up to 15 hours for General Practice Education Programme Stage 2 (formerly AVE) and Maintenance of Professional Standards (MOPS) purposes.