2nd G-I-N Conference 2004

The 2nd Annual G-I-N Conference was held in Wellington, New Zealand from 1-3 November 2004, in collaboration with the New Zealand Guidelines Group.

Evidence in Action

Date: 1 to 3 November 2004

Location: Wellington, New Zealand

Programme

Monday 1 November 2004

Time	Session
7:45 - 8:15 am	Registration
8:20 - 9:45 am Ilott Theatre	Powhiri - Maori Welcome Hon Minister of Health, Annette King, NZ Guenter Ollenschlaeger, Chair G-I-N, Germany Peter Didsbury, Chair NZGG, NZ Catherine Marshall , Convenor, Vice Chair G-I-N, CEO NZGG, NZ
9:45 - 10:15 am	Morning Tea
10:15 - 12:00 am Ilott Theatre	Keynote Address Evidence in Action: Challenges for the Future Dave Davis, Associate Dean University of Toronto, Canada Panel discussion Future Challenges for Regions: The Next Big Thing The Next Big Thing in Use of Evidence Australasia: Jan Davies, NICS, Australia The Next Big Thing North America: Jean Slutsky, Director, Centre for Outcomes and Evidence, AHRQ, USA Future Challenges for Regions: The Next Big Thing Western Europe: Guenter Ollenschlaeger, Chair G-I-N, Germany Chair: Peter Didsbury, Chair NZGG, NZ
12:00 - 1:00 pm Cyber Cafe	Lunch Poster Displays (12:30 - 1:00 pm) Ovid Training with Susan Bidwell, NZHTA, NZ (12:30 - 1:00 pm)
1:00 - 2:15 pm Ilott Theatre	Plenary Session 1: Consumers and Evidence Effective Consumer Voice and Participation for New Zealand: A Systematic Review of the Evidence Sandra Coney, Consumer Advocate, NZ Communicating Risk Information to Consumers Prof Jeanette Ward, SWSAHS, Australia Finding the Indigenous Voice Matire Harwood, MRINZ, NZ Can Consumers Improve the Quality of Cochrane Reviews Dell Horey, Cochrane Consumers, Australia Chairs: Judi Strid, Director of Advocacy, HDC, NZ; and Sylvia Sanger, Agency for Quality Medicine, Germany
2:15 - 2:45 pm	Afternoon Tea - Poster Displays
2:45 - 4:00 pm	Workshop A: Concurrent Sessions - Choose ONE Only
Ilott Theatre	Adaptation of Guidelines Dr Jako Burgers, CBO, The Netherlands; and Rob Cook, NZGG, NZ
Civic 1	Translating Evidence into Practice: A Workshop on Heart Failure Sue Phillips, NICS, Australia; and Peter Didsbury, NZGG, NZ
Civic 3	HELP (we need yours): Facilitating Groups in Evidence Interpretation Helen Roberts, Cindy Farquhar and Anne Lethaby; University of Auckland, NZ
Lion Harbourview Lounge 1	BMJ Sponsored Workshop The What, the How and the Why: Can we Work Together to Change Clinical Practice? David Tovey and Miranda Lonsdale, BMJ, UK
Lion Harbourview Lounge 2	Advanced Search Skills for Guideline Developers Marjukka Makela, FinOHTA, Finland and Susan Bidwell, NZHTA, NZ
Civic 2	Sharing Guideline Knowledge: Helping to Set Standards Sharon Smart, Prodigy, UK
Square Affair 2	Free Communications Session A: Selected Abstracts What sources of information are GPs using for prescribing? The quick and the good! Bruce Arroll, University of Auckland, NZ Adapting the best available guidelines to ensure the best possible care Tari Turner, Monash Institute of Health Services, Australia Quality in Allied Health Care: Is there a place for guidelines? Saravana Kumar, University of South Australia, Australia Usable guidelines: electronic guidelines in Australian General Practice Elizabeth Deveny, Therapeutic Guidelines Limited, Australia; Karen Luxford, NBCC, Australia Exploring international variation in consumer involvement methods Sara Twaddle, on behalf of Joanne Topalian, SIGN, UK Integration of Ibero-American guidelines: Useful resource or unnecessary workload? Christian Thomeczek, Heinrich-Heine University, Germany Chairs: Wendy Edgar, Ministry of Health, NZ and Dr Dave Davis, University of Toronto, Canada
4:00 - 5:30 pm Ilott Theatre	Plenary Session 2: Media and Evidence Hitting the Headlines Jos Kliejnen, Director, CRD York, UK The Medias Perspective on Evidence Melissa Sweet, Print Journalist, Australia and Rae Lamb, Radio Journalist, NZ Panel Discussion Jean Slutsky, Director, Centre for Outcomes and Evidence, AHRQ, USA; Jos Kliejnen, Director, CRD York, UK; Melissa Sweet, Print Journalist, Australia; and Rae Lamb, Radio Journalist, NZ Chairs: Helen Roberts, University of Auckland, NZ; and Catherine Marshall, NZGG, NZ
6:00 - 7:30 pm	Early Evening Event at Lion Harbourview Lounge - Welcome Cocktail Party

Tuesday 2 November 2004

Time	Sessions
8:30 - 10:00 am Ilott Theatre	Plenary Session 3: Policy Makers and Evidence Incorporating Socioeconomic Evidence into Guidelines Adèle Green, Chair Health Advisory Committee, NHMRC, Australia Incorporating Performance Indicators into Guidelines Jean Slutsky, Director, Centre for Outcomes and Evidence, AHRQ, USA Evidence, guidelines and population screening Ashley Bloomfield, Ministry of Health, NZ Responsible Use of Pharmaceuticals Adam McRae, PHARMAC, NZ Chairs: Sara Twaddle, SIGN, UK; and Bruce Arroll, University of Auckland, NZ
10:00 - 10:30 am	Morning Tea - Poster Displays
10:30 - 12:30 pm	Workshop B: Concurrent Sessions - Choose ONE only
Civic 1	Successful Evidence Implementation: The Basics Jan Davies and Ruth Cornish, NICS, Australia; and Catherine Marshall , NZGG, NZ
Ilott Theatre	Appraising Guidelines Jako Burgers, CBO, The Netherlands; Jean Slutsky, Director, Centre for Outcomes and Evidence, AHRQ, USA; and Rick Shiffman, Yale, USA
Lion Harbourview Lounge 1	Grading and the GRADE Instrument Cindy Farquhar, NZGG, NZ and Regina Kunz, FCPS, Germany
Lion Harbourview Lounge 2	Electronic Decision Support - The NZ Experience Sue Wells, University of Auckland, NZ Electronic Decision Support - The NZ Experience Martin Entwistle, Enigma Publishing, NZ
Civic 2	Living Guidelines Sara Twaddle, SIGN, UK; and Guenter Ollenschlaeger, AZQ, Germany
Square Affair 2	Free Communication Session B: Selected abstracts Can “Best Practice” Guidelines lead to worse care? Stewart Mann, Wellington School of Medicine and Health Services, NZ Screening for Hearing Loss in Neonates J Rusilawati, Ministry of Health, Malaysia Involving Consumers in Guideline Development – How and Why? Fiona Wilkinson, Southern Health, Australia Coordinated approach to implementation of preoperative testing clinical practice guidelines in Ontario hospitals Dave Davis, University of Toronto, Canada THE MATRIX – a tool to assist guideline implementation Karen Luxford, NBCC, Australia Clinician perceptions of clinical practice guidelines Karen Luxford, NBCC, Australia Chairs: Jim Vause, RNZCGP, NZ; and Kitty Rosenbrand, CBO, The Netherlands
12:30 - 1:30 pm Civic 2 Civic 1 Square Affair 2	Lunch - Poster Displays HL7 Special Interest Group Meeting (Chair: Martin Entwistle) Updating Systematic Reviews and Guidelines Meeting (Chair: Jean Slutsky) G-I-N website training (Enigma Publishing Ltd)
1:30 - 3:00 pm Ilott Theatre	Plenary Session 4: Health Practitioners and Evidence Evidence in Action: A General Practice Perspective Jim Vause, RNZCGP, NZ Therapeutic Guidelines: Evidence into Action Mary Hemming, Therapeutic Guidelines Limited, Australia NPS and the Communication of Evidence-based Information to the Wider Community Lynn Weekes, National Prescribing Service, Australia Intervention Strategies for Reducing Variation in Practice David Rankin, ACC, NZ Chronic Kidney Disease Clinical Practice Guidelines: Implementation Strategies Bina George, National Kidney Foundation, USA Chairs: Rod Jackson, University of Auckland, NZ; and Minna Kaila, University of Tampere, Finland
3:00 - 3:30 pm	Afternoon Tea - Poster Display
3:30 - 5:00 pm	Workshop C: Concurrent Sessions - Choose ONE only
Lion Harbourview Lounge 1	Use of Evidence in Clinical Practice Guidelines: Role of Systematic Reviews Sally Green, Australasian Cochrane Centre, Australia; and Anne Lethaby, NZGG, NZ
Civic 2	Clinical Practice Guidelines in Relation to Population Screening Programmes Finn Borlum Kristensen, Denmark; and Ashley Bloomfield, MOH, NZ
Civic 1	Team Decision-making: Considered Judgment in Harmony Kitty Rosenbrand, CBO, The Netherlands; and Moray Nairn, SIGN, UK
Ilott Theatre	The Evidence for Educational Interventions Dave Davis, University of Toronto, Canada
Civic 3	The Rising Caesarean Section Rate: Will Guidelines Help? Jane Thomas, NCC-WCH, UK An Evidence based Guideline for Safe and Effective Alternatives to Caesarean Section Cindy Farquhar, University of Auckland, NZ; and Dell Horey, Cochrane Consumer, Australia
Lion Harbourview Lounge 2	Do Guidelines Make a Difference and How Can You Tell? Johanna Westbrook, University of New South Wales, Australia Do Guidelines Make A Difference? How Can You Tell? Rick Shiffman, Yale University, USA How can electronic decision support inform guideline development process Sue Wells, University of Auckland, NZ Do Guidelines Make a Difference Martin Entwistle, Enigma Publishing, NZ
Square Affair 2	Electronic Decision Support Systems Demonstrations: Selected abstracts Sharon Smart, Prodigy, UK Towards a standard for computer-based guidelines representation and execution: the GLARE proposal Paolo Terenziani, Universita' del Piemonte Orientale, Italy The Doctors The Doctors Masterton and Primary Care IT Solutions David Nixon, The Doctors, NZ Governance Dividends of the Clinical Governance Management System - EBP Using Structured Databases (CGMS) Stephen George Bloomer, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Australia Evidence for use of EDS for implementation of guidelines Sue Wells and Rod Jackson, University of Auckland, NZ Therapeutic Guidelines: support for therapeutic decisions Mary Hemming, Therapeutic Guidelines Ltd, Australia Chairs: Peter Didsbury, NZGG, NZ; and Marjukka Makela, FinOHTA, Finland
5:00 - 6:00 pm	Annual General Meeting: Guidelines International Network (Ilott Theatre)
5:00 - 6:00 pm	Melbourne Cup Live from Australia
7:00 - 12:00 am	Evening Event at Te Papa - Gala Dinner: Guest Speaker: Norman Sharpe

Wednesday 3 November 2004

Time	Session
8:30 - 10:30 am	Plenary Session 5: Quality Improvement and Evidence Practicality and Affordability of Cardiovascular Guidelines Richard Milne, University of Auckland, NZ Quality and Evidence Colin Feek, Ministry of Health, NZ Using Cochrane Reviews to Improve Quality Sally Green, Australasian Cochrane Centre, Australia Using HTA Reviews to Improve Quality Marjukka Makela, FinOHTA, Finland Chairs: Andrew Holmes, Ministry of Health, NZ; and Sue Hill, WHO, Australia
10:30 - 11:00 am	Morning Tea
11:00 - 12:30 pm	Closing Plenary: Putting Evidence into Action The Future of Guideline Development: Closing Reflections on the 'Next Big Thing' Rod Jackson, University of Auckland, NZ The Opportunities for G-I-N Guenter Ollenschaeger, Chair G-I-N, Germany Evidence in Context Margaret Haugh, G-I-N, France Closing Remarks Catherine Marshall , Vice Chair G-I-N, CEO NZGG, NZ Chairs: Dave Davies, University of Toronto, Canada; and Peter Didsbury, NZGG, NZ

Poroporoaki - Closing Ceremony

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