Program
*Please note that this program is correct as of 24 August 2011 and is subject to change.
| Friday 28th October 2011 | ||
| 17.30 - 19.00 |
Welcome Reception Hilton on the Park |
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| CONFERENCE DAY 1 - Saturday 29th October 2011 | ||
| 7:00 | Registration opens | |
| 8:00 | SE- 01 - Plenary Session Official Welcome / Opening Ceremony Room: Ballroom Chair: Jennifer Muller | |
| "A Celebration of 20 years" | ||
| Official Opening of Conference | ||
| Welcome to the Country | ||
| 9:00 | SE- 01 - Plenary Session Breast Cancer Screening and BreastScreen Australia at 20 Years Room: Ballroom Chair: Jennifer Muller | |
| Breast cancer screening - The Recent controversies - real and contrived Professor Stephen Duffy, Queen Mary University of London, UK | ||
| BreastScreen Australia Evaluation: Achievements and challenges Dr Helen Zorbas, Cancer Australia, NSW | ||
| BreastScreen Australia participation and performance trends Professor David Roder, Cancer Australia & The University of South Australia, SA | ||
| 10:30 | Morning Tea | |
| 11:00 | SE- 02 - Plenary Session BreastScreen Australia: Policy Challenges Room: Ballroom Chair: Vicki Pridmore | |
| BreastScreen Australia Evaluation Findings: The Evidence for change to the Target Age Group Professor Dallas English, The University of Melbourne, VIC | ||
| Updated overview of the evidence on breast screening: a meta-analysis on International trials A/Prof Nehmat Houssami, University of Sydney, NSW | ||
| Mammographic density measures that predict breast cancer risk Professor John Hopper, The University of Melbourne, VIC | ||
| 12:30 | Panel discussion | |
| 12:45 | Lunch | |
| 13:30 | SE- 03Increasing Participation for Hard to Reach WomenRoom: Ballroom 2 Chair: | SE- 04Clinical Dilemmas in Breast Cancer ScreeningRoom: Ballroom 3 Chair: |
| Breast screening and breast cancer survivals in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women of AustraliaProfessor David Roder, Cancer Australia & The University of South Australia, SA | Dilemmas and pathology of screen detected borderline lesionsA/Prof Gelareh Farshid, BreastScreen SA | |
| Putting policy into practice - A CaLD experience Sonya Schultz, BreastScreen WA | Double reading in a BreastScreen ProgramA/Prof Jenny Cawson, St Vincent's Hospital, VIC | |
| "Can we increase screening participation rates for women from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds in South Australia? - YES we can!"Marita Aldridge, University of South Australia, SA | ||
| Celebrate Wellness: A Holistic Community-Based Breast Cancer Screening Programme using a 3P ApproachTracy Tong, Singapore | The benefits of Sentinel Node Biopsy for women with screened detected breast cancerDr Neil Wetzig, Princess Alexandra Hospital, QLD | |
| Improving Breast Cancer Screening Uptake among Singaporean Women - Using the Geographical Information System to Improve Outreach Christine Fock, Singapore | ||
| It's Not You It's Me: An Investigation Of Why Women Underscreen And How We Can Motivate ThemVicki Pridmore, BreastScreen VIC | Benign papilloma on core biopsy requires surgical excisionAnita Skandarajah, The Royal Melbourne Hospital & The University of Melbourne, VIC | |
| Recruitment to screening. General Practitioners' role in motivating women to participate in mammographic screening.Sylvia Frances Cumming, BreastScreen SA | The impact of axillary ultrasound +/- FNAC in the management of screen-detected breast cancerBruce Mann, The Royal Melbourne and Royal Womens Hospitals, VIC | |
| 15:00 | Afternoon Tea | |
| 15:30 | SE- 05Screening High Risk WomenRoom: Ballroom 2 Chair: | SE- 06Screening Women with a Past History of Breast CancerRoom: Ballroom 3 Chair: |
| Automated measurement of breast density from screening mammograms.Carolyn Nickson, University of Melbourne, VIC | Mammography screening in women with a personal history of breast cancer (PHBC)A/Prof Nehmat Houssami, University of Sydney, NSW | |
| Capitalising on Pre-existing Data to Estimate Long-term Breast Cancer Risk and Survival According to Breast DensityAnne Kavanagh, The University of Melbourne, VIC | ||
| Outcomes of multimodality breast screening for women at increased risk of familial breast cancerIan Bennett, Princess Alexandra Hospital, QLD | Breast cancer survivors: What do they want from BreastScreen AustraliaSusan Timbs, Breast Cancer Network Australia, NSW | |
| Breast-Density Estimation Using Photon-Counting Spectral MammographyMagnus Åslund, Royal Institute of technology (KTH), Sweden | ||
| Design and Testing A Multi-Table Database For The Evaluation Of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)In The Annual Screening Of Women At High Risk For The Development Of Breast Cancer(WHRDC)James Anderson, Royal Perth Hospital, WA | Utility of Breast MRI in surveillance of women previously treated for breast cancerDr Clair Shadbolt, Peter McCallum, VIC | |
| What is best for the breast! Use of digital breast tomosynthesis as an adjunct in BreastScreen assessment: The Maroondah experienceGlen Guerra, St Vincent's Hospital, VIC | ||
| 16:30 | SE- 07 - DebateShould High Risk Women be excluded from BreastScreen Australia? Room: BallroomAdjudicator: David Hill, Cancer Council VIC Panel of guests: Dr Allison Rose, Professor Dallas English, A/Prof Ian Bennet | |
| 17:30 | Sessions Finish | |
| 19.00 - 0:00 |
Conference Dinner Hilton on the Park |
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| CONFERENCE DAY 2 - 30th October 2011 | ||
| 8:00 | Registration opens | |
| 8:30 | SE-08 - Plenary Session Future Challenges and Opportunities for the Program Room: Ballroom Chair: DOHA Executive | |
| Complexities in the estimation of over diagnosis in a breast cancer screening programProfessor Stephen Duffy, Queen Mary University of London, UK | ||
| BreastScreen Australia 20 Years of the Program - The future in breast imaginA/Prof Jenny Cawson, St Vincent's Hospital, VIC | ||
| Lapsed attenders and falling participation in the BreastScreen Australia Program: the magnitude of the problemProfessor David Roder, Cancer Australia & The University of South Australia, SA | ||
| 10:30 | Morning Tea | |
| 11:00 | SE-09Client InformationRoom: Ballroom 2Chair: Chris Tyzack | SE-10Ductal Carcinoma in situRoom: Ballroom 3Chair: A/Prof Nehmat Houssami |
| Breast Cancer Screening: How to give Information and Comply with the LawElizabeth Kennedy, Epworth HealthCare, VIC | Benefits and harms of screen detected DCISProfessor Stephen Duffy, Queen Mary University of London, UK | |
| Interval cancers and the principle of open disclosure.Dr Liz Wylie, BreastScreen WA | DCIS - not one diseaseA/Prof Gelareh Farshid, BreastScreen SA | |
| The future of eHealth recordDr Mukesh Haikerwal, NEHTA, NSW | DCIS: screening and assessmentDr Linda West, Lake Imaging Geelong Breast Clinic, VIC | |
| Breasthealth Workshops: A new lookThe redevelopment of breast health training to improve access to Community Health Professionals across all of VictoriaRachel Mulqueeney, Cancer Council Victoria, VIC | Breast MRI for DCISDr Allison Rose, North Western Breastscreen, VIC | |
| BreastScreen Australia participation by women aged 70-74 years has varied by State and Territory and is associated with state-level breast cancer outcomes.Carolyn Nickson, University of Melbourne, VIC | ||
| 12:30 | Lunch | |
| 13:30 | SE-11Emerging Workforce IssuesRoom: Ballroom 2Chair: | SE-12Quality and ResearchRoom: Ballroom 3Chair: Louise Galloway |
| Strategic Workforce | Accreditation of the BreastScreen Program: Building on success and managing changeLou Williamson, BreastScreen SA | |
| Evaluating the Accuracy of Radiographers Interpreting Screening Mammograms.Josephine Carmel Debono, Westmead Breast Cancer Institute, NSW | Making BreastScreen Australian data more accessible to researchersProfessor Dallas English, The University of Melbourne, VIC | |
| Work Practices to reduce injury in Screening Mammography Bronwyn Knight, BreastScreen SA | ||
| Balloons and Boulders: An exploration of the factors which contribute to the retention of older mammographers within BreastScreen servicesRhonda Miller, BreastScreen SA | Regulation of non-medically proven imaging: What the public need and deserve.Dr Ken Harvey, Latrobe University, VIC | |
| Results of an Australian survey: are radiographers working in mammography interested in role expansion?Sheila Moran, University of Newcastle, NSW | ||
| Addressing the shortage of breast physicians in Western Australia via clinical attachments at multidisciplinary breast clinics. Eric Khong, BreastScreen WA | Facilitating breast cancer research in Australia through collaborationCarole Renouf, National Breast Cancer Foundation, NSW | |
| Evaluation of the Pectoral Muscle in the MLO view of the Breast using the PGMI system: The Australian experience Kelly Spuur, Central Queensland University, QLD | ||
| 15:00 | Afternoon Tea | |
| 15:30 | SE-13 - Closing SessionLooking forward: What should our daughters expect from BreastScreen Australia? Facilitator: Dr Paul Willis Panel of guests: Professor Stephen Duffy, Jennifer Muller, Consumer, Dr Neil Wetzig, A/Prof Warwick Lee, A/Prof Nehmat Houssami | |
| Closing RemarksVicky Pridmore | ||
| 17:00 | Sessions Finish | |
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