| 22/11/2017 | ||||
 9:15 am - 9:30 am | Presidential Address Room 3/4 | |||
| 9:30 am - 11:00 am | Community Geriatrics – a tale of two nations Room 3/4 09:30 Long-term care in the Netherlands and the role of Elderly Care Physicians – the Story So Far Prof Jos Schols, Professor of Old Age Medicine, Maastricht
University Medical Centre
10:00 Innovation and emerging practice in Elderly Care
Medicine in the Netherlands
Prof Wilco Achterberg, Professor of institutional care and
elderly care medicine, Leiden University
10:30 Whither Community Geriatrics? – the role of UK
geriatricians outside of the hospital in straightened times
Dr Eileen Burns, Consultant Geriatrician and BGS
President, Leeds General Infirmary
| Sarcopenia and Frailty – What is the place of exercise? Room 5/6/7 09:30 Overview of sarcopenia and frailty
Prof Avan Sayer, Director NIHR Newcastle Biomedical
Research Centre and Professor of Geriatric Medicine,
Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
and Newcastle University
10:00 Exercise in sarcopenia – what’s the evidence?
Dr Jamie McPhee, Professor of Musculoskeletal Physiology,
Manchester Metropolitan University
10:30 Exercise in frailty – what’s the evidence?
Dr Andrew Clegg, Senior Lecturer and Honorary
Consultant Geriatrician, University of Leeds and Bradford
Teaching Hospitals
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| 11:00 am - 11:30 am | Break | |||
| 11:30 am - 1:00 pm | Commissioning high quality Health Care in Care Homes – Research and Practice Room 3 11.30 What works, for whom and in
what circumstances – insights from
the Optimal Study
Prof Claire Goodman, Professor of
Health Care Research, University of
Hertfordshire
12.00 Lessons from the UK care
home vanguards
Dr William Roberts, Enhanced
Health in Care Homes, Care Model
Lead, NHS England
12.30 What people living in care
homes need from healthcare
providers
Ms Sharon Blackburn, Policy and
Communications Director, National
Care Forum
| Intermediate Care – the State of the Art Room 4 11.30 Rehabilitation in Community
Services, towards a unifying
conceptual model
Dr Romke van Balen, Elderly Care
Physician, Laurens care organisation
and Senior Researcher, Leiden
University Medical Centre
12.00 The UK National Audit of
Intermediate Care – latest findings
Ms Claire Holditch, Director, NHS
Benchmarking Network
12.30 Practicing what we
preach – evidence-based therapy
interventions in the community
setting
Prof Pip Logan, Professor of
Rehabilitation Research and
Occupational Therapist, University of
Nottingham
| Frailty and sarcopenia Special cases Room 5/6/7 11.30 Special case 1: Patients with
cognitive impairment
Ms Louise McGregor, AHP Therapy
Consultant-Rehabilitation,
St
Georges Hospitals NHS Foundation
Trust and Lynn Poynter, Consultant
Physician in Older People’s
Medicine, Royal Bournemouth
and Christchurch Hospitals NHS
Foundation Trust
11.50 Special case 2: Mixing it up;
exercise for multiple syndromes
Dr Miles Witham, Clinical Reader,
University of Dundee and Ms
Rachael Colclough, Clinical Specialist
Physiotherapist, Queen Elizabeth
Hospital Birmingham
12.10 Sarcopenia and Frailty SIG
AGM
Prof Avan Sayer, Director and
Professor of Geriatrics Medicine,
NIHR Newcastle Biomedical
Research Centre and Prof Miles
Witham, Clinical Reader, University
of Dundee
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| 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm | Lunch Break | |||
| 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm | Quality improvement in Healthcare to Care Homes Room 3 14.00 PROSPER
Prof Martin Marshall,
Professor of Healthcare
Improvement, Primary
Care, UCL & Population
Health & Vice Chair,
Royal College of General
Practitioners
14.30 HAELO and
Salford Care Homes
Dr Louise Butler,
Consultant Geriatrician,
Salford Royal NHS
Foundation Trust
15.00 The PEACH Study
Dr Reena Devi, Research
Fellow, Division of
Medical Sciences and
Graduate Entry Medicine,
University of Nottingham
| Delivering person-centred health and social care in the community Room 4 14.00 Dementia Carer
Voices – You Can Make a
Difference
Dr Tommy Whitelaw,
Project Engagement Lead
for Dementia Carer Voices,
The Health and Social
Care Alliance Scotland
14.30 Person-centred
and relationship centred
care – moving beyond the
mantra
Prof Julienne Meyer,
Professor of Nursing: Care
for Older People, City
University London
15.00 Using Common
Datasets to Advance
Person-centred Care –
insights from an IAGG
workshop
Prof Kirsten
Corrazzini, Associate
Professor, and Senior
fellow, Duke University,
USA
| Workshop 1 Exercise across the frailty pathway Room 7 Exercise during periods of
decompensation
Dr Stephen Lim, Clinical
Research Fellow in
Geriatric Medicine,
University of Southampton
Exercise to aid recovery
Mrs Vicky Johnston,
Specialist Physiotherapist,
Cumbria Partnership NHS
Foundation Trust and
Ms Janet Thomas, Team
Lead Physiotherapist and
Lecturer, Fife Health and
Social Care Partnership
Exercise for stable
patients, including care
home patients
David Terrace, Head of
Community Partnerships
and Ben Wilkins,
Osteopath and Head of
Community Development,
Oomph! Wellness | Workshop 2 Video Clinic: Addressing common problems in movement and posture Room 5/6 Ms Mel Chawner,
Consultant Physiotherapist
for Frailty, Petersfield
Community Hospital,
Southern Health NHS
Foundation Trust
Ms
Pippa Collins, Clinical
Doctoral Research Fellow
and Advanced Clinical
Practitioner, University
of Southampton and
University Hospital
Southampton
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| 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm | Break | |||
| 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm | Care homes as a venue for teaching and research Room 3 16.00 The teaching/research-based care home – can
it become a reality?
Dr Jo Hockley, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for
Population Health Sciences, University of Edinburgh
16.30 Training a care home workforce fit for
purpose, perspectives from a care home manager
Ms Anita Astle MBE, Manager and MD, Wren Hall
Nursing Home
| Developing and Using Care Datasets in Long term care Room 5/6 16.00 The International Prevalence Measure of
Care Problems in Care Homes
Prof Jos Schols, Professor of Old Age Medicine,
Maastricht University Medical Centre
16.20 Using the International Prevalence Measure
of Care Problems in the UK
Prof Adam Gordon, Clinical Associate Professor in
Medicine of Older People, University of Nottingham
16.40 The International Resident Assessment
Instrument, the global experience considered in the
UK context
Prof Iain Carpenter, Emeritus Professor (Human
Ageing) Centre for Health Services Studies
and Chair, Professional Record Standards Body,
University of Kent
| Keynote Speaker - Physical activity interventions for older people living with frailty Room 4 Physical activity interventions for older people living
with frailty: opportunities and challenges
Prof Dawn Skelton, Professor of Ageing and Health
Glasgow Caledonian University
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| 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm | Sponsored Symposium by Ferring Room 3 | |||
| 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm | Drinks reception Room 1/2 | |||
| 23/11/2017 | ||||
| 8:00 am - 6:30 pm | Fringe Room 1/2 | |||
| 8:00 am - 9:00 am | Clinical Experiences of Using Safinamide - Sponsored by Profile Pharma Room 5/6 | |||
| 9:00 am - 10:45 am | Session B - AAGM Symposium Room 5/6/7 09.00 Should I treat this TSH? Applying RCT
results to real world patients
Dr Terry Quinn, Joint Stroke Association / CSO
Senior Clinical Lecturer
09.30 Treatment of subclinical hypothyroidism in
older people: further results from the TRUST trial
Prof David Stott, Professor of Geriatric Medicine,
University of Glasgow
10.30 The CRN Ageing Specialty Group: how to get involved in clinical research relevant to your practice
Prof Helen Roberts, Professor of Medicine for Older
People Academic Geriatric Medicine, University of
Southampton
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| 9:15 am - 10:45 am | Session C – Movement Disorders Parkinson’s Room 3/4 09.00 Preventing falls in Parkinson’s disease
Prof Ann Ashburn, Professor of Rehabilitation,
University of Southampton
09.30 Bone health in Parkinson’s disease
Dr Veronica Lyell, Consultant Geriatrician, Royal
United Hospital Bath
10.00 Why Exercise is essential in the management
of Parkinson’s disease
Ms Melissa McConaghy, Specialist Neurological
Physiotherapist, PD Warrior, Australia
10.30 MD AGM
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| 10:45 am - 12:00 pm | Break & Poster viewing | |||
| 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm | Guest lecture Baroness Greengross Room 3/4 Fulfilling lives - working and living longer
Baroness Greengross, President / Chief Executive, International Longevity Centre – UK
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| 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm | Lunch | |||
| 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm | Session D Gastro-Intestinal Disorders Room 3 14.00 POSSUMs, APACHEs
and POW-WOWS. How and
when to operate and not operate
on older patients
Mr Jonathan Knowles, Consultant
Emergency, Colorectal and
Laparoscopic Surgeon, Royal Free
London NHS Foundation Trust
14.30 Medical IBD in Older
People
Dr Markus Gwiggner, Consultant
Gastroenterologist, University
Hospital Southampton
| Session E Depression Room 4 14.00 Depression and Dementia
Prof Sube Banerjee, Associate
Dean for Strategy and Professor
of Dementia, Brighton and
Sussex Medical School
14.30 Depression and
Loneliness
Prof Alistair Burns, National
Clinical Director for Dementia
& Older People Mental Health,
University of Manchester
| Workshop Providing post- diagnostic support for families affected by dementia in the community Room 5/6 1 14.00 Providing post- diagnostic
support for families affected by
dementia in the community
Ms Sue Ashcroft-Simpson,
Dementia Lead and Admiral
Nurse, Greater Manchester
Mental Health NHS Foundation
Trust and Ms Pamela Kehoe,
Consultant Admiral Nurse,
Tameside General Hospital
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| 3:00 pm - 3:30 pm | Break & Poster viewing | |||
| 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm | Session F - Research Platforms Room 5/6/7 15.30 Abstract Book No. 1: Development and External Validation of a
Prediction Rule for an Unfavorable Course of Late-life Depression
Dr O R Maarsingh, Department of General Practice and Elderly Care
Medicine, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
15.45 Abstract Book No. 2: Relationships Between the Electronic
Frailty Index and Research-Standard Frailty Measures
Dr C Brundle, Bradford Institute for Health Research, Bradford
Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
16.00 Abstract Book No. 3: Analysis of clinical outcomes in
octogenarians undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention for
stable angina and acute coronary syndrome
Dr J Phee, Brighton and Sussex Medical School
16.15 Abstract Book No. 4: A Genome Wide Association Study
identifying a Genetic Variant for Frailty Using the TwinsUK Cohort
Dr S Verdi, Department of Twin Research and Genetic Epidemiology,
King’s College London, London
| Session G - Movement Disorders Non Parkinson’s Room 3/4 15.30 Movers and Shakers: If
It’s Not Parkinson’s, What Else
Might It Be?”
Dr Paul Worth, Consultant
in Neurology, Addenbrooke’s
Hospital
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| 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm | Sponsored symposia - Sponsored by Abbvie Room 5/6 | |||
| 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm | ||||
| 24/11/2017 | ||||
| 8:00 am - 9:00 am | Sponsored symposia - Sponsored by Allergan Room 5/6 | |||
| 9:00 am - 10:00 am | Session H – Cardiac Disease Room 3 09.00 TAVI: the importance of
optimal patient selection
Dr Peter Groves, Consultant
Cardiologist, Cardiff and Vale
University Health Board
09.30 The evidence base for
TAVI
Dr William D Toff, Associate
Professor in Cardiology,
University of Leicester
| Session I –Respiratory Room 4 09.00 The wet lung: pleural
effusion
Prof Nick Maskell, Professor
of Respiratory Medicine and
Honorary Consultant, University
of Bristol
09.20 Pulmonary Hypertension
Dr David G Kiely, Respiratory
Physician and Professor of
Pulmonary Vascular Medicine,
University of Sheffield
09.40 The Dry Lung -
Pulmonary fibrosis
Dr Michael Gibbons,
Consultant Respiratory
Physician, Royal Devon and
Exeter Hospital
| Workshop Teaching and Training Room 5/6 09.00 E-learning – what
is out there and how can it
supplement learning?
Dr Iain Wilkinson, Consultant
Ortho-geriatrician, Surrey
and Sussex Healthcare NHS
Trust;
Dr Tim Pattison,
Consultant geriatrician, Salford
Royal Foundation trust and
Honorary Senior lecturer
University of Manchester;
Dr
Adrian Blundell, Consultant
Geriatrician and Honorary
Clinical Associate Professor,
Nottingham University
Hospitals;
Dr Peter Brock,
Research Fellow, Northumbria
Healthcare NHS Foundation
Trust
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| 10:00 am - 10:30 am | Break | |||
| 10:30 am - 11:45 am | Session J Drugs and Prescribing Room 3/4 10.30 Benefits of Electronic
Prescribing,
Mr Neil Kirby, EPR Pharmacist,
Salford Royal Foundation Trust
11.00 Abstract Book No. 134:
Twenty Year Blood Pressure
Trajectories in 46,634 Older
Patients
Dr Jane Masoli,
Epidemiology and Public
Health, University of Exeter
Medical School
11.15 Abstract Book No. 135:
Questioning the safety of
widespread PPI prescribing in
older adults
Dr Jane Masoli, Epidemiology
and Public Health, University of
Exeter Medical School
| Session K Foot Disorders Room 5/6 10.30 Care of the Elderly Foot
Mr Mark Davies,
Consultant Orthopaedic
Surgeon, London Foot and
Ankle Centre
11.15 Abstract Book No. 136:
The impact of pain in older
people with frailty: results from
the CARE 75+ cohort study
Dr Lesley Brown, Bradford
Teaching Hospitals NHS
Foundation Trust
11.30 Abstract Book No.
137: What are the Patterns
and Predictors of Physical
Activity in Hospitalised
Older Adults? Findings from
the Southampton Mobility
Volunteer (SoMoVe) Study
Dr David Bacon, Academic
Geriatric Medicine,
Human Development and
Health, University Hospital
Southampton
| Clinical Effectiveness Room 7 10.30 Abstract Book No.
138: Using regional metrics
and quality improvement
techniques to improve hip
fracture care across Kent,
Surrey and Sussex
Dr Iain Wilkinson, Kent, Surrey
and Sussex Academic Health
Science Network
10.45 Abstract Book No. 139:
Bringing Comprehensive
Geriatric Assessment to Care
Homes
Dr Anna Folwell, Department
of Medicine for the Elderly, Hull
and East Yorkshire Hospitals
NHS Trust
11.00 Abstract Book No. 140:
Using national audit data to
monitor risk of hip fracture
following inpatient falls in
England and Wales
Dr Antony Johansen, Falls
and Fragility Fracture Audit
Programme (FFFAP), Royal
College of Physicians, London
11.15 Abstract book No.
141: Silver Trauma; A multiprofessional
simulation
course producing sustained
improvements in clinical
practice and care of older
trauma patients.
Dr Cathryn Mainwaring,
Postgraduate Medical and
Dental Education, King’s
College Hospital NHS
Foundation Trust
11.30 Abstract Book No. 142:
Improving Patient Safety with
a Mobility Scoring System: A
Quality Improvement Project
Dr Layla Guscoth, Royal
United Hospitals Bath NHS
Foundation Trust, Older Persons
Unit
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| 11:45 am - 12:45 pm | Guest Lecture Roger Wong Room 3/4 11.45 Improving acute care for older people – Lessons from Canada
Dr Roger Wong, Executive Associate Dean and Clinical Professor, Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia
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| 12:45 pm - 1:00 pm | British Geriatrics Society AGM | |||
| 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm | Lunch | |||
| 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm | Sponsored symposium – Sponsored by Bial Room 5/6, Lunch will be provided | |||
| 2:00 pm - 4:45 pm | Session L - Pain in older people Room 3/4 14.00 Introduction and invitation to join SIG
Dr Aza Abdulla, Consultant Geriatrician, Princess Royal University Hospital & Kings College NHS Foundation Trust
14.10 Interventional Treatment
Dr Wisam Ali, Consultant in Neuroanaesthesia & Pain Medicine, Kings College Hospital
14:35 Why are older people different / Pharmacological therapy
Prof Roger Knaggs, Associate Professor in Clinical Pharmacy Practice and Advanced Pharmacy Practitioner – Pain
Management, School of Pharmacy, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust with Primary Integrated Community
Solutions
15:00 Assessing pain in Older people: the tools
Prof Pat Schofield, Deputy Dean, Faculty of Health Social Care and Education, Anglia Ruskin University
15:25 Physiotherapy and Exercise
Prof Denis Martin, Professor of Rehabilitation and Director of the Centre for Rehabilitation Sciences, School of Health and
Social Care, Teeside University
15:50 Pain and Dementia
Professor Peter Passmore, Professor of Ageing & Geriatric Medicine and Consultant Geriatrician Queens University
Belfast
16:15 Q&A
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