Program
PROGRAM AT GLANCE GLANCE
8:00 - 8:10
Opening. Dr Julie Wehbe, director, ADHD-BED Integrated
8:10 - 8:50
Eating Disorders in History and Time. Real Life, Real Treatment. Followed by Q&A.
Eating disorders and their management have undergone a substantial evolution over the past decade. We will focus on how the diagnosis of Eating Disorder transforms from one into another and how we confidently change our treatment approach across all eating disorders and co-morbidities.
At the end of this session you will:
• Learn what to do with the patient with an eating disorder in your practice
• Gain insight that Eating Disorder diagnosis can change and how
• Understand how MDT approach works: You are not alone!
Professor Richard Newton
MBChB, FRANZCP, MRCPsych
Professor Stephen Touyz
BSC, BSC (HONS.) PHD, FAED, FAPS
Dr Julie Wehbe
MD Med MD Psychol ExecMBA
8:50 - 9:30
The importance of Integrated Care in Primary Health for ADHD and Eating Disorders management: treating the whole patient.
It is essential that General Practitioners take the whole patient into account when managing a patient with ADHD. In particular, ADHD and ED frequently co-exist and it is vital that focus on the one does not distract from the screening for and management of the other. This presentation aims to provide GPs with a tool kit for identifying, managing and co-ordinating care for patients with ADHD and ED whilst identifying and addressing barriers to providing that integrated care.
Dr Will Errington
General Practitioner, Medical Director, ADHD-BED Integrated
9:30 - 10:10
Empowering General Practice in identifying and managing ADHD: Build that personal best in you and your patients.
You will learn how to make preliminary diagnosis of ADHD in General Practice, efficient ways to provide initial management, find suitable psychiatrist, GP, psychologist, coordinate MDT follow up and set up realistic goals for yourself and your patient, so to achieve their personal best.
Dr Julie Wehbe
Psychiatrist, Director, ADHD-BED Integrated
10:10 - 10:30
Morning Tea Break
10:30 - 11:10
Understanding the role of Hedonic Tone and ADHD in Treatment Resistant Depression
At the end of this session, participants will be able to understand:
• Understand the cost and consequences of treatment resistance
• Understand the role played by ADHD in treatment resistance
• Understand the neurobiology of the ADHD and Low Hedonic Tone as it pertains to Treatment Resistance
Dr Martin A. Katzman
BSc, MD, FRCPC, Clinic Director (Toronto, Canada)
11:10 - 11:50
ADHD and Eating Disorders in primary healthcare: which therapy works?
Working with co-morbid diagnoses of ADHD and Eating Disorder: what is the typical patient presentation? Therapist treatment and management approach based on the newest guidelines and clinical experience.
Ewa Nowińska
Psychologist, ADHD-BED Integrated
11:50 - 12:20
Panel Discussion. ADHD and Eating Disorders. Moderator - Dr Will Errington.
12:20 - 13:00
Lunch break
13:00 - 13:40
GP Essentials: To Treat or To Refer
Learn with your GP-specialists what tools are resources are best to utilise in day to day general practice, when working with patients who have ADHD and co-morbidities. Important decisions to make: to treat the patient or to refer to a colleague, will also depend on how well one is equiped with the latest updates and regulations.
Dr Richard Cai
MBBS, FRACGP. GP, ADHD-BED Integrated.
13:40 - 14:20
Digital innovation in healthcare. The future is already here …
Learn about digital innovation in healthcare and how you can respond. Growth across industries is increasingly driven by data, artificial intelligence and business model innovation. During this presentation you hear about healthcare businesses making the most of the opportunities, learn how existing companies can respond and how incumbents can succeed over the long term. You will also start working on how to innovate your own business.
Jonas Tyle Petersen
MSc Public Administration, ExecMBA (IMD), IMD (ACE), Advisory Board member, ADHD-BED Integrated
14:20 - 15:00
Modern clinical practice: digital threats and cyber risks on the way of doing good. Lessons from the past 5 years.
Tech: The good, the bad and the confusing. Where tech contributes, where it can backfire and what we need to follow when making our personal and professional lives digital?
Miroslav Umlauf
MD in Business and Computer science, Exec MBA (IMD). Digital Security Officer, ADHD-BED Integrated. Prague, Czechia
15:00 - 15:40
Telehealth: Am I doing it right?!
• The safety and clinically appropriateness of telehealth consultations
• Compliance with privacy legislation
• Consent (and Informed financial consent) processes
• Patient continuity of care / Appropriate follow up
• Managing documentation alteration requests from patients
• Emerging risks in telehealth
Martin Botros
Risk Advisor, Avant Mutual Group Limited. Melbourne, VIC
15:40 - 16:00
Digital, Tech and Telehealth. Practice with no frontiers.
Martin Botros, Risk Advisor (Avant), Miroslav Umlauf, Digital Security Officer (ADHD-BED Integrated), Dr Will Errington, GP (ADHD-BED Integrated)
