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You are invited to attend Rotorua GPCME 2012 to be held at the Energy Events Centre in Rotorua in June 2012. This has grown to be New Zealand’s premier medical conference providing broad medical update and practical take home information to improve your patient management immediately. A large number of GPs attend each year, over 700 in 2011. This is complemented by a very large exhibition from industry to inform what is new on the pharmaceutical and supply of equipment, texts and available IT solutions, all while gaining sufficient CPD points to satisfy our College of GPs and Medical Council requirements.

Rotorua is a great central location, with many leisure and fun options on offer for time out, especially for accompanying family members. Hotel accommodation is available at group discounted pricing, with motels aplenty for those wishing to do their own thing. The hot pools are a great way to end the day. Complimentary breakfast and evening dinner sessions are provided with a plethora of prominent speakers on widely variant topics.

Practice nurses and practice managers are essential members of general practice teams, with their own dedicated sessions on the Friday or Saturday, but able to attend the entire meeting. We are grateful for the many presenters who give of their time to assist this meeting so well. The strength of the academic programme is the key with many concurrent practical workshops throughout. It is not possible to attend all the chosen topics, so a DVD of all sessions is available for purchase to access at a later date. The presentations are also available to delegates for 3 months post conference on the internet for review as well.

On Saturday night there will be a memorable conference dinner with entertainment again- but this year the dancing to a band has been deliberately changed, in response to requests for more time to chat and mingle.

Registration fees cater for trainees and practice colleagues and spouses, kept at a low level thanks to the generous support of industry, especially Abbott Laboratories and Boehringer Ingelheim

Financially general practice is more buoyant again in contrast to 5-10 years back. The stress of busy practices with ever increasing consultation rates dictates you deserve a break. We welcome you back for another great event in 2012, with over 80 workshops and quality plenary presenters. One lucky punter will win the annual travel prize, courtesy of the conference committee, for some real quality time out.

Feedback is utilised in constructing the following year’s programme, and your suggestions for desired topics or speakers are acted on. Thank you for your ongoing support too.

The New Zealand Medical Association supports this meeting strongly and our thanks to Lesley, Kate, Paul and their team for their assistance.

If you require any further details, visit www.gpcme.co.nz or contact;

Kind regards,

Academic Convenor

Dr Peter Chapman-Smith e: [email protected] p: +64 (0)21 949 310

An InvitationSpeakersSteve AllpressJanet Anderson Bidois George ArnoldNicci BargiacchiRick BernauAdam BialostockiJerry BlaineTrevor BooneRoss BoswellDavid BrattJan BurnsRab BurtunDavid Cameron-SmithJohn ChaplinAlan ChewStephen ChildRowan CollinsonMurray Cox Marijke CurrieRick CutfieldMark DavisGerry DevlinCornelius DirvenKaren EvisonRichard FisherRichard FoxNigel FrenchEd GanePeter GendallDes GormanFreddie GrahamCameron GrantRachael HarrySusan HawkenRalf HeineTony HochbergRosemary IkramJoan Ingram Craig JefferiesGuna KanniahKamal KarlPatrick KellyKristin KenrickJeremy KrebsDavis LemkeAi Ling TanPat McCarthy

Phill McChesneyCharles McGheeNick McIvorRenee Mihaljevic-GrovesJohn MillerChris MilneDuncan MilnePaul MitchellZac MoaveniAnne MolloyKevin MorrisAlexandra MuthuKingsley NirmalarajPaul OckelfordBrendan O’NeillAshwin Patel Alasdair PatrickKate PerryGaeline PhippsPhillippa PoolePeter RobinsonRos RowarthTony Ryall Sanjeewa SamaraweeraBelinda ScottMathias SeidelRob ShieffGeoff SimmonsMary Rose SpenceIan St GeorgeJuanita StulichBruce SutherlandNicholas TemmFiona ThomsonNigel ThompsonRobyn ToomathJohn TuckeyWybo VeldmanIan WallbridgeHarvey White Ruth WhiteheadJohn WilliamsChris WillsKevin WoodsAnnie WoodsfordRob Young

Major Sponsors

PLATINUM SPONSORS

GOLD SPONSORS

Rotorua’s Energy Events Centre is located in Government Gardens, immediately behind the iconic Bath House building housing the city’s Museum of Art and History. The Energy Events Centre is a purpose-built events complex incorporating the Southern Trust Sportsdrome, BayTrust Forum, Unison Arena, Grand Hall, and a number of breakout rooms. It is just a few minutes walk from its sister facility, the Rotorua Convention Centre, and from major hotels, cafes and restaurants.

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Useful Contact NumbersConference Matters ......................................................... 021 164 3815 Millennium Hotel ............................................................... 07 347 1234Sudima Hotel ..................................................................... 07 348 1174Princes Gate Hotel ............................................................. 07 348 1179Novotel Rotorua ................................................................. 07 346 3888 Alpha Displays ................................................................. 027 495 1053Energy Events Centre ......................................................... 07 349 5631 Supper Shuttle ................................................................... 07 345 7790Taxi .................................................................................... 07 348 1111 Polynesian Spa ................................................................... 07 348 1328Spa Treatments .................................................................. 07 343 1665Life Pharmacy .................................................................... 07 348 8749

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The Pig and Whistle Historic Pub ........................................ 07 347 3025Cnr Haupapa and Tutanekai Streets Seismic Gastrobar .............................................................. 07 348 20821158 Whakaue Street Bistro 1284 ........................................................................ 07 346 12841284 Eruera St - Judged Rotorua’s best restaurant Lonestar ............................................................................. 07 349 4040Cnr Arawa & Amohia St Amazing Thai Restaurant ................................................... 07 343 94941246 Fenton Street Lovely India ........................................................................ 07 348 40881123 Tutanekai Street11

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REGISTRATION FEES (GST Inclusive - NZD) Delegate NZMA Members (All Days) ................ $695 $ _______Delegate Non-Member (All Days) ..................... $845 $ _______DVD of Conference (Fri-Sun - Main Sessions) ... $ 95 $ _______Less early bird discount if booked before Monday 02 April Deduct $ 100.00 GPEP1 Registrar (All Days) ................................. $250 $ _______GPEP2 Registrar (All Days) ................................. $375 $ _______Student (All Days) .............................................. $125 $ _______Exhibition Attendees ......................................... $345 $ _______Practice Manager All or Friday only $175 $ _______Practice Nurse All or Saturday only $125 $ _______Spouse (non medical) ........................................ $125 $ _______

Or Daily RegistrationFriday $400 Saturday $400 Sunday $250 $ _______

Late Registration Fee if booked after Friday 25 May $ 50.00 Optional Registration

ACC Breakfast Session No. ........... $ No Fee MAS & NZDF Welcome Cocktails No. ........... $ No Fee MSD Symposium No. ........... $ No Fee Eli Lilly Breakfast Session No. ........... $ _____MAS Golf Classic No. ........... @ $65 $ _______Conference Dinner No. ........... @ $95 $ _______GlaxoSmithKline Breakfast Session No. ........... $ No Fee

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PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS - Thursday 07 June

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Surgical Skills Course Supplementary Fee ....... $325 $ _______

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Rotorua GP CME 2012 (General Practice Conference and Medical Exhibition) event has been endorsed by The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) and has been approved for up to 26.35 hours CME for General Practice Educational Programme Stage 2 (GPEP2) and Maintenance of Professional Standards (MOPS) purposes.

Workshops Preliminary Day application is for 8 hours of CME

ACLS Level 7 = 12 CME credits ACLS Level 5 = 4 CME Credits

Pre-Conference Workshops Thursday 07 June 2012, Rotorua Energy Events CentreTo provide further practical updates, there is an optional pre-conference workshop day covering a broad range of hands-on topics, including an option to register for Basic and Advanced Surgical skills training. Please note topics are repeated content, not part 1 and 2. Some workshops have a limit on the numbers that can attend. Book early to avoid disappointment as some workshops will book out. Main Conference Friday 08 – Sunday 10 June 2012, Rotorua Energy Events Centre Due to the popularity of the meeting, further workshop options have been added to the Saturday programme. All GPs, Practice Nurses, Practice Managers, GP Registrars and Students are welcome to attend. Practice Managers Programme Friday 08 June 2012, Rotorua Energy Events CentreA dedicated Practice Managers programme has been developed to ensure all areas of General Practice interest are covered for this national conference. All Practice Managers are invited to attend and are welcome to attend any other sessions of interest.

Practice Nurses ProgrammeSaturday 09 June 2012, Rotorua Energy Events CentreA dedicated Practice Nurses programme will run concurrently with the main conference on Saturday. Practice Nurses are encouraged to register for the entire conference and are welcome to attend all sessions. MAS & New Zealand Defence Force Cocktail Function

Friday 08 June 2012

6:00pm-7:00pm, Exhibition Area, Energy Events Centre Unwind after a busy first day with drinks and canapés in the Exhibition area. A chance to catch up with colleagues and meet other delegates and industry. Conference Dinner Saturday 09 June 2012

7:00pm – midnight, Rotorua Convention Centre, $95 per personJoin your colleagues for an evening of relaxed fun. Unforgettable entertainment is always the highlight of the dinner; this year promises another act not to be missed. Buffet dinner. Resuscitation Courses for GPs – Level 5 & Level 7

4 hours / 8 credits (4 hour course)Five course times on offer during the conference: Fri AM, Fri PM, Sat AM, Sat PM & Sun AM, $185 per person. This course has been endorsed by the RNZCGP for 4 hours = 8 credits. This course also meets the compulsory resuscitation skills RNZCGP MOPS and AVE requirements for GPs to obtain a certificate of competency in resuscitation skills to the New Zealand Resuscitation Council standards of Level 5. A Level 7 (8 hrs) course runs on Thurs 07 June. MAS Golf ClassicSaturday 09 June 2012, Rotorua Golf Course, Tee-off from 10am, $65 per personAn always enjoyable and relaxing 18 holes at Rotorua’s internationally renowned course. Includes green fees, cart hire and packed box lunch, with additional refreshments and prizes provided by Medical Assurance Society.

DVD Recording of SessionsAll sessions, including workshops, will be recorded to DVD. All main sessions will record a video image of the speaker, the audio of the speaker and the speakers actual slide presentations. All workshop sessions will capture the audio of the speaker and the speakers actual slide presentations. This will further the educational component of the meeting to allow you re-visit any presentations that were of particular interest, or view sessions that you were not able to attend. This DVD will also be particularly useful for those who participate in peer group learning. The DVD is only available to those who attend the meeting at the discounted price of $95. For those who do not attend the meeting the cost is $375.

Conference Content Industry ExhibitionA trade exhibition will be held in the Exhibition Hall and will be an integral part of the meeting. The welcome reception, morning and afternoon refreshments and lunches will be served in the exhibition area. The exhibition will include the following companies:

3M New Zealand LtdAbbottACCAccessAFT PharmaceuticalsAGPRArrow PharmaceuticalsAspen PharmacareAstraZenecaAuckland EyeAUSSTAT/KiwisSTATBank of New ZealandBayer NZ LtdBDM GrangeBecton Dickinson (BD)Best Practice Advocacy CentreBiocel HealthBioTraceBoehringer Ingelheim - PradaxaBoehringer Ingelheim - SpirivaBupa Care ServicesCanterbury Health LaboratoriesCapes MedicalCare MedicalCare PharmaceuticalsCoeliac New ZealandCSL BiotherapiesCxbladderDouglas PharmaceuticalsDrInfoEBOS HealthcareEdensleep New ZealandEli LillyEsteem HealthcareFat Chance PublicationsFertility AssociatesFoot MechanicsFxMedGaldermaGlaxoSmithKline - DermatologyGlaxoSmithKline - RespiratoryGlaxoSmithKline - VaccinesHealth Quality and Safety CommissionHealth Workforce QueenslandHealthlineHealthLinkHealthpoint LimitedHeinz Watties LtdHMLHologicIncredible MarketingJanssen PharmaceuticalsKonnect Net LimitedLeukaemia & Blood Cancer NZMASMcGraw HillMcLaren Medical/Airflow ProductsMedentMedica LtdMedical HouseMedtech LimitedMedtel NZ LtdMIMS New ZealandMinistry of HealthMinistry of Social DevelopmentMobile SurgicalMoleMap New Zealand LimitedMSDMundipharmaMylan NZ LimitedMyPracticeNZ Association of Hand TherapistsNew Zealand DoctorNZ Gynaecological Cancer FoundationNZ Medical Association (NZMA)Novartis Consumer HealthNovartis New ZealandNutriciaNZ FormularyNZ Rural General Practice NetworkObex MedicalOchre RecruitmentPfizerPharmaco (NZ) LtdPHL MedicalPrimary HealthcareQuitlineRadius Medical SolutionsReckitt BenckiserResearch ReviewRoche Diabetes CareRoche Diagnostics NZ LtdRoche Products (NZ) LimitedRoyal New Zealand College of GPsSanofi Skin Cancer College AustralasiaSleep Well ClinicSouthern Cross Health SocietySouthern Cross Primary CareSt JohnSurgical Obesity ServiceThe Hepatitis Foundation of NZ The Radiology GroupUnivertsity of OtagoUSL MedicalVolvoW M BamfordWestpac HealthZone Medical


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Friday 08th June Practice Managers Programme0730-0810 Registration and coffee

0815-0820 Welcome

0820-0910 Health Information Privacy and Confi dentiality Janet Anderson Bidois

0910-0940 Information Security Ross Boswell

0940-1010 IT Technologies that work in General Practice Alan Chew

1010-1030 Questions and Discussion

1030-1100 MORNING TEA AND EXHIBITION

MEDICOPOLITICAL SESSION The NZ Health System -

Can We Deliver?

or Concurrent Sessions (55mins, 11:00am-11:55am repeated at 12:05pm)

1100-1105NZMA Chairman’s Address

Paul OckelfordWS 30 WS 31 WS 32 WS 33 WS 34 WS 35 WS 36

ACLS CourseCont

Jet Lag & the 8 Mile High Club

Tony Hochberg

Head & Neck Case

Studies

John Chaplin & Nick McIvor

To be confi rmed

SpeakerTBC

Healthline Consulting

Online

Ian St George & Davis Lemke

Spirometry

Marijke Currie

Smoking Cessation

Karen Evison

Using NTproBNP with Heart

Failure Patients

Gerry Devlin

1105-1125Minister of Health

Tony Ryall

1125-1145Health Cheque -

The Way ForwardGeoff Simmons

1145-1205Workforce Fit for Purpose

Des GormanWorkshop 37-43 (above workshops repeated from 12:05-1:00pm)

WS 37 WS 38 WS 39 WS 40 WS 41 WS 42 WS 43

1205-1225Feminisation of the

Workforce Phillippa Poole


(Repeated)

Head & Neck Case

Studies

(Repeated)

To be confi rmed

(Repeated)


Online

(Repeated)

Spirometry

(Repeated)

Smoking Cessation

(Repeated)


Failure Patients

(Repeated)

1225-1245Do we need a new model for innovation in health?

George Arnold


1300-1400 LUNCH & EXHIBITION

1400-1425 Patient Enrollment Issues Fiona Thomson

1425-1450 Managing Accreditation Ros Rowarth

1450-1515 Health and Safety Ros Rowarth


1530-1600 AFTERNOON TEA AND EXHIBITION

1600-1630 Managing Debt Chris Wills

1630-1700 Healthy Practice Online Tool Chris Wills

1700-1730 How are IFHC’s Going? Ruth Whitehead & Nicholas Temm


1800-1900 MAS Welcome Cocktail Function


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Polynesian Spa, Rotorua

Saturday 09th June Practice Nurses Programme

0700-1700 Registration

0715-0815 Breakfast session - Tailoring Treatment in Patients Starting Insulin Therapy Rick Cutfi eld

MAIN SESSIONS Investigation of the Patient

Session Chair: TBC

NURSES SESSION

or Concurrent Sessions (55mins, 8:30am-9:25am repeated at 9:35am)

0830-0840Introduction to Ethics

Stephen ChildVaccine

WS

0830-0930

Grant Cameron

WS 72 WS 73 WS 74 WS 75 WS 76 WS 77 WS 78 WS 79 WS 80 WS 81

0840-0850Interpreting

Histology ReportsSteven Allpress

Medicolegal ForumPart 1

Peter Robinson & Gaeline

Phipps

Medtech User

Group

Sanjeewa Samaraweera

Bowel Cancer Case

Studies

Rowan Collinson

My Practice User

Group

Ashwin Patel & Trevor Boone

Creating Wealth

Gareth Morgan

Gyanaecologic Cancer Case

Studies

Ai Ling Tan

Diabetes

Kingsley Nirmalaraj

& Rab Burtun

Thrombophilic Risk and

Prevention of AFGerry Devlin

Hypertension

Harvey White &

Jerry Blaine

Breast Cancer

Genetics

Belinda Scott

0850-0900HaematologyPaul Ockelford

0900-0910Infectious Disease

Rosemary Ikram

0910-0920BiochemistryRoss Boswell

Best Practice Injecting

Antipsychotics in the

Community0930-1030

Duncan Milne & Renee

Mihaljevic-Groves

Workshops 82-91 (above workshops repeated from 9:35am-10:30am)

0920-0930Radiology

Peter Gendall

WS 82 WS 83 WS 84 WS 85 WS 86 WS 87 WS 88 WS 89 WS 90 WS 91Medicolegal

ForumPart 2

Medtech User

Group

(Repeated)

Bowel Cancer Case

Studies

(Repeated)

My Practice User

Group

(Repeated)

Creating Wealth

(Repeated)


Studies

(Repeated)

Diabetes

(Repeated)


Prevention of AF

(Repeated)

Hypertension

(Repeated)

Breast Cancer

Genetics

(Repeated)0930-1030

Questions and Discussion

From 1000 Medical Assurance Society Golf Classic - Rotorua (Arikikapakapa) Golf Course; Tee off times from 10:00am

1030-1100 MORNING TEA & EXHIBITION

1100-1130 Food, Mood and Best Performance MaryRose Spence

1130-1200 Eat, Drink and Lose Weight...forever MaryRose Spence

1200-1230 Hepatitis C Ed Gane


1300-1400 LUNCH & EXHIBITION SPONSORED BY SOUTHERN CROSS PRIMARY CARE

1400-1430 How to Spot at Risk Feet John Miller

1430-1500 Journey to a Baby - How can you help Nicci Bargiacchi & Juanita Stulich

1500-1530 Bowel Cancer Rowan Collinson


1600-1630 AFTERNOON TEA AND EXHIBITION

1630-1700 Smoking Cessation Ideas Karen Evison

1700-1730 Child Abuse Patrick Kelly


1900-2400 CONFERENCE DINNER


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Thurs 07th June WORKSHOPS Preliminary Day

0830-1030

WS 1 WS 2 WS 3 WS 4 WS 5 WS 6 WS 7 WS 8Basic

Surgical Skills

Zachary Moaveni Adam Bialostocki

Sports Medicine

Cycling is better than Golf, DIY Podiatry,

Medical Screening of Athletes, Hip/Groin

problems in Athletes

Chris Milne & Brendan O’Neill

How to MeditateIntroducing

Meditation into Your Busy Lives

Mark Davis

Risk Management &

Improved Communication

Richard Fox (Connect) &

Peter Robinson (Medicus)

Musculoskeletal Medicine

(Part 1) Understanding

Modern Imaging - General Introduction to Musculoskeletal

Medicine together with overview of Radiologic

Investigation

Ian Wallbridge, Rick Bernau & Peter Gendall

Everything you wanted to know about Fertility/Infertility but

were too afraid to ask

Freddie Graham

PodiatryFoot Pain, Choice of

Running Shoes

John Miller

ALS Course Level 7

(8 hours)

1030-1100 MORNING TEA - Please note: Workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.

1100-1300

WS 9 WS 10 WS 11 WS 12 WS 13 WS 14 WS 15Advanced

Surgical Skills


Sports Medicine (Repeated)

Chris Milne & Brendan O’Neill

How to Meditate(Repeated)

Mark Davis

Risk Management &

Improved Communication

(Repeated)Richard Fox (Connect) &

Peter Robinson (Medicus)


(Part 2) Practical workshop on the Neck and Upper

Thoracic Spine

Ian Wallbridge, Rick Bernau & Peter Gendall

Everything you wanted to know about Fertility/Infertility but

were too afraid to ask

(Repeated)Freddie Graham

Podiatry(Repeated)

John Miller

ALS Course Level 7

(8 hours)

Continued

1300-1400 LUNCH - Please note: Workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.

1400-1600

WS 16 WS 17 WS 18 WS 19 WS 20 WS 21 WS 22Basic

Surgical Skills(Repeated)


ModernMusculoskeletal

ImagingHip and groin injury.

Tendinopathy. Trauma Forces. Spinal Red

Flags.

Peter Gendall

Psychiatry Workshop

(Part 1)Mastering the Treatment of

Depression in Primary Care

Rob Shieff

Vasectomy Workshop

How to get started with training and

supervised practice

Bruce Sutherland


(Part 3)Practical workshop

on the lower Thoracic Spine, Lumbar and

SI Joints

Ian Wallbridge & Rick Bernau

The Hitchhikers’

Guide to Gynaecology

Phill McChesney

Neuro-linguistic Programming

(NLP)(Part 1)

New ways of looking at consultations to speed up patient

learning & acceptanceNigel

Thompson

ALS Course Level 7

(8 hours)

Continued

1600-1630 AFTERNOON TEA - Please note: Workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.

1630-1830

WS 23 WS 24 WS 25 WS 26 WS 27 WS 28 WS 29Advanced

Surgical Skills(Repeated)


ModernMusculoskeletal

Imaging (Repeated)

Peter Gendall

Psychiatry Workshop

(Part 2)Taking the Mystery

Out of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Rob Shieff

Vasectomy Workshop(Repeated)

Bruce Sutherland


(Part 4) Practical Workshop on the Shoulder and

Elbow

Ian Wallbridge & Rick Bernau

The Hitchhikers’

Guide to Gynaecology

(Repeated)

Phill McChesney

Neuro-linguistic Programming

(NLP)(Part 2)

Nigel Thompson

ALS Course Level 7

(8 hours)

Dinner own arrangements

Jet boating, Lake Rotorua

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Friday 08th June General Practice Programme0700-0815 Late Registration

0700-0815 Breakfast Session - Responding to change and challenge - Kevin Morris, ACC’s Clinical Director

MAIN SESSION Session Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith

0815-0830 Welcome Address - Chairman NZMA GP Council Kate Baddock

0830-0900 “I’m Tired Doc” Stephen Child Level 5 ACLS

0900-0925 Metabolic Syndrome - Why Obesity is Bad News Jerry Blaine ACLS Course 1

0900-1300St John4 hours

0925-0950 Primary Care Interventions for Child Abuse Patrick Kelly

0950-1020 Treatment of AF in active people Chris Milne



MEDICOPOLITICAL SESSION The NZ Health System -

Can We Deliver?

or Concurrent Sessions (55mins, 11:00am-11:55am repeated at 12:05pm)

1100-1105NZMA Chairman’s Address

Paul OckelfordWS 30 WS 31 WS 32 WS 33 WS 34 WS 35 WS 36

ACLS CourseCont


Tony Hochberg

Head & Neck Case

StudiesJohn

Chaplin & Nick McIvor

To be confi rmed

SpeakerTBC


OnlineIan St

George & Davis Lemke

Spirometry

Marijke Currie

Smoking Cessation

Karen Evison


Failure Patients

Gerry Devlin

1105-1125Minister of Health

Tony Ryall

1125-1145Health Cheque -

The Way ForwardGeoff Simmons

1145-1205Workforce Fit for Purpose

Des GormanWorkshop 37-43 (above workshops repeated from 12:05-1:00pm)

WS 37 WS 38 WS 39 WS 40 WS 41 WS 42 WS 43

1205-1225Feminisation of the

Workforce Phillippa Poole


(Repeated)

Head & Neck Case

Studies

(Repeated)

To be confi rmed

(Repeated)


Online

(Repeated)

Spirometry

(Repeated)

Smoking Cessation

(Repeated)


Failure Patients

(Repeated)

1225-1245Do we need a new model for innovation in health?

George Arnold


1300-1400 LUNCH & EXHIBITION

MAIN SESSIONS Session Chair: TBC

or Concurrent Sessions (55mins, 2:00pm-2:55pm repeated at 3:05pm)

1400-1425Managing Acute

Coronary SyndromesHarvey White

WS 44 WS 45 WS 46 WS 47 WS 48 WS 49 WS 50 WS 51 WS 52 WS 53 Level 5 ACLS

How You Can

Manage Muscle

LossDavid

Cameron-Smith

Case Studies on

Fatigue, VTE &

Troponins

Stephen Child

Diving Medical Pitfalls

Tony Hochberg

Medical Case

Studies

Robyn Toomath

Simple & Effective Tools to Use CBT

in GP

Rob Shieff

Eye Emergencies

Not to Miss

Charles McGhee

Assessment &

Identification of Kids at

Risk

Patrick Kelly

Key Changes

in Welfare in NZ

David Bratt

How to Inject Joints

Chris Milne

To be confi rmed

Speaker TBC ACLS

Course 21400-1800

St John4 hours

1425-1450Prostate Cancer 101

John Tuckey

Workshop 54-63 (above workshops repeated from 3:05pm-4:00pm)1450-1515

Breast LumpsBelinda Scott WS 54 WS 55 WS 56 WS 57 WS 58 WS 59 WS 60 WS 61 WS 62 WS 63

How You Can

Manage Muscle

Loss

(Repeated)

Case Studies on

Fatigue, VTE &

Troponins

(Repeated)

Diving Medical Pitfalls

(Repeated)

Medical Case

Studies

(Repeated)

Simple & Effective Tools to Use CBT

in GP

(Repeated)

Eye Emergencies

Not to Miss

(Repeated)

Assessment &

Identification of Kids at

Risk

(Repeated)

Key Changes

in Welfare in NZ

(Repeated)

How to Inject Joints

(Repeated)

To be confi rmed

(Repeated)

1515-1540What’s New in Managing

HCV in 2012Ed Gane


1600-1630 AFTERNOON TEA & EXHIBITION


or Concurrent Sessions (40mins, 4:30pm-5:10pm repeated at 5:20pm)

1630-1655What Causes Obesity

Robyn Toomath

WS 64 WS 65 WS 66 WS 67

ACLS Course 2

Cont

IT Workshop (Part 1)Ross Boswell, Alan Chew,

David Hay & Cornelius Dirven

Fish Oils in Health and Disease

Kamal Karl

Prevention is Better than Cure in Travel Medicine

Joan Ingram

Common Growth Abnormalities in Children

Craig Jefferies1655-1720The GPs Role in Preventing and

Controlling Antibiotic ResistanceRosemary Ikram

1720-1745Corneal and

Stem Cell TransplantationCharles McGhee

Workshop 68-71 (from 5:20pm-6:00pm)

WS 68 WS 69 WS 70 WS 71

1745-1800 Questions and Discussion IT Workshop (Part 2) A-Z of AntiAging

Kamal Karl

Prevention is Better than Cure in Travel Medicine

(Repeated)

Common Growth Abnormalities in Children

(Repeated)

1800-1900 MAS Welcome Cocktail Function

1900-1920 Buffet Dinner

Symposium

1920-1950 Fragility Fracture Prevention in Primary Care Paul Mitchell

1950-2020 Management of the High Cardiovascular Risk Patient with Diabetes Jeremy Krebs

2030 Cake and Coffee

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Saturday 09th June General Practice Programme0700-1700 Registration

0715-0815 Breakfast session - Tailoring Treatment in Patients Starting Insulin Therapy Rick Cutfi eldMAIN SESSIONS

Investigation of the PatientSession Chair: TBC


0830-0840Introduction to Ethics

Stephen Child WS 72 WS 73 WS 74 WS 75 WS 76 WS 77 WS 78 WS 79 WS 80 WS 81 ACLS

0840-0850Interpreting Histology

ReportsSteven Allpress

Medicolegal ForumPart 1

Peter Robinson & Gaeline

Phipps

Medtech User

Group


Bowel Cancer Case

Studies

Rowan Collinson

My Practice User

Group

Ashwin Patel & Trevor Boone

Creating Wealth

Roger Browne


Studies

Ai Ling Tan

DiabetesPart 1

Kingsley Nirmalaraj

& Rab Burtun


Prevention of AFGerry Devlin

Hypertension

Harvey White &

Jerry Blaine

Breast Cancer

Genetics

Belinda Scott

ACLS Course 3

0900-1300

St John4 hours

0850-0900HaematologyPaul Ockelford

0900-0910Infectious Disease

Rosemary Ikram

0910-0920BiochemistryRoss Boswell

Workshops 82-91 (above workshops repeated from 9:35am-10:30am)

0920-0930Radiology

Peter Gendall

WS 82 WS 83 WS 84 WS 85 WS 86 WS 87 WS 88 WS 89 WS 90 WS 91Medicolegal

ForumPart 2

Medtech User

Group

(Repeated)

Bowel Cancer Case

Studies

(Repeated)

My Practice User

Group

(Repeated)

Creating Wealth

(Repeated)


Studies

(Repeated)

DiabetesPart 2

(Repeated)


Prevention of AF

(Repeated)

Hypertension

(Repeated)

Breast Cancer

Genetics

(Repeated)0930-1030

Questions and Discussion

From 1000 Medical Assurance Society Golf Classic - Rotorua (Arikikapakapa) Golf Course; Tee off times from 10:00am


1100-1155 Workshops Sessions - Choose 2 Preferences(55mins, 11:00am-11:55am repeated at 12:05pm)

ACLS Course 3

Cont.

WS 92 WS 93 WS 94 WS 95 WS 96 WS 97 WS 98 WS 99 WS 100 WS 101 WS 102Adjunctive Treatments for Tendi-nopathy

Chris Milne & Brendan

O’Neill

Rational Antibiotic

Use

Rosemary Ikram

Hepatic Case Studies

Rachael Harry

Sexual Dysfunction and Current TherapiesJan Burns & Annie

Woodsford

Urinary Stones and

BPH

John Tuckey

AF - What Should We

Do?

Harvey White

Vascular Case Studies

Murray Cox

Psychotropic Drug

Interactions

Guna Kanniah

Functional Foods - linking

nutrients to disease

David Cameron-Smith

Menorrhagia and Hysteroscopic SterilisationMathias Seidel

Early Childhood

Nutrition and Preventing

AllergyRalf Heine

1205-1300 Workshops Sessions - Repeated(55mins, 12:05pm-1:00pm)

WS 103 WS 104 WS 105 WS 106 WS 107 WS 108 WS 109 WS 110 WS 111 WS 112 WS 113Adjunctive Treatments for Tendi-nopathy

(Repeated)

Rational Antibiotic

Use

(Repeated)

Hepatic Case Studies

(Repeated)

Sexual Dysfunction and Current Therapies

(Repeated)

Urinary Stones and

BPH

(Repeated)

AF - What Should We

Do?

(Repeated)

Vascular Case Studies

(Repeated)

Psychotropic Drug

Interactions

(Repeated)

Functional Foods - linking

nutrients to disease

(Repeated)

Menorrhagia and Hysteroscopic Sterilisation

(Repeated)

Early Childhood

Nutrition and Preventing

Allergy(Repeated)

1300-1400 LUNCH & EXHIBITION SPONSORED BY SOUTHERN CROSS PRIMARY CARE

1400-1455 Workshops Sessions - Choose 2 Preferences(55mins, 2:00pm-2:55pm repeated at 3:05pm)

ACLS Course 4

1400-1800

St John4 hours

WS 114 WS 115 WS 116 WS 117 WS 118 WS 119 WS 120 WS 121 WS 122 WS 123 WS 124Zoonotic Infections

Nigel French

Managing HBV carriers in

General PracticeEd Gane

How to Perform

Fine Needle Aspirates

N. McIvor, J. Chaplin & S. Allpress

Food Intolerance and Gluten

Alasdair Patrick

Lipids Management - Statins for Everyone???

Jerry Blaine

Plastic and Hand Surgery Tips for GPs

Zachary Moaveni &

Adam Bialostocki

Breast Case Studies

Belinda Scott

Polypharmacy Rationale for and against

Guna Kanniah

How to Examine the Eye in Family

PracticeCharles McGhee

Is My Patient Fit to Fly?

Alexandra Muthu

The Expanding Role of IVF

Richard Fisher

1505-1600 Workshops Sessions - Repeated(55mins, 3:05pm-4:00pm)

WS 125 WS 126 WS 127 WS 128 WS 129 WS 130 WS 131 WS 132 WS 133 WS 134 WS 135Zoonotic Infections

(Repeated)

Managing HBV carriers in

General Practice

(Repeated)

How to Perform

Fine Needle Aspirates

(Repeated)

Food Intolerance and Gluten

(Repeated)

Lipids Management - Statins for Everyone???

(Repeated)

Plastic and Hand Surgery Tips for GPs

(Repeated)

Breast Case Studies

(Repeated)

Polypharmacy Rationale for and against

(Repeated)

How to Examine the Eye in Family

Practice

(Repeated)

Is My Patient Fit to Fly?

(Repeated)

The Expanding Role of IVF

(Repeated)

1600-1630 AFTERNOON TEA & EXHIBITION

1630-1730 Workshops Sessions - Choose 1 Preference(60mins,4:30pm-5:30pm)

ACLS Course 4

Cont.

WS 136 WS 137 WS 138 WS 139 WS 140 WS 141 WS 142 WS 143 WS 144 WS 145Proctoscopy,

Sigmoidoscopy & Removal of

PilesRowan

Collinson

Interpreting ECGs

Gerry Devlin

Spirometry

Marijke Currie

Text Messaging for Patient

Communication

Cornelius Dirven

From a static clinical pathway

to a specifi c patient

management toolJohn Williams &

Ashwin Patel

New Therapies for Diabetes

Kingsley Nirmalaraj & Rab Burtun

The Value of Hypnosis in General Practice

Pat McCarthy

Improv-ing Patient

Adherence to TreatmentKate Perry

Cognitive Impairment & Driving - Best

PracticeAnne Molloy

Pre-invasive Diseases of the Lower Genital

TractAi Ling Tan

1900-2330 CONFERENCE DINNER

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The Blue Baths, Rotorua

Sunday 10th June General Practice Programme0730-0830 Breakfast Session - Management of COPD - a paradigm shift Rob Young



0830-0855GP Management of PVD

Murray Cox

WS 146 WS 147 WS 148 WS 149 WS 150 WS 151 WS 152 WS 153 WS 154 Level 5 ACLS

The Value of

Hypnosis in GP

Pat McCarthy

Medication Decostruction

Guna Kanniah

Identifying & Managing

Coeliac Disease

Kristin Kenrick

Fertility Issues

Richard Fisher

Practical Tips on Weight

Loss

MaryRose Spence

Medtech User

Group


Smoking Cessation

Karen Evison

In-Flight Emergencies

Alexandra Muthu

Topic TBC

Speaker TBC

ACLS Course 5

0830-1230

St John4 hours

0855-0920Nutrition for the Over 40’s

David Cameron-Smith

0920-0945Ethnic Differences in

GI DiseaseAlasdair Patrick

Workshop 145-152 (above workshops repeated from 9:35am-10:30am)

0945-1010Zoonotic Infections

Nigel French

WS 155 WS 156 WS 157 WS 158 WS 159 WS 160 WS 161 WS 162 WS 163The Value

of Hypnosis

in GP

(Repeated)

Medication Decostruction

(Repeated)

Identifying & Managing

Coeliac Disease

(Repeated)

Fertility Issues

(Repeated)

Practical Tips on Weight

Loss

(Repeated)

Medtech User

Group

(Repeated)

Smoking Cessation

(Repeated)

In-Flight Emergencies

(Repeated)

Topic TBC

(Repeated)

1010-1025Questions

and Discussion

1025-1030 Industry Prize Announcements

1030-1100 MORNING TEA

MAIN SESSION Session Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith

1100-1130 Developing Integrated Care in New Zealand Kevin Woods

1130-1200 Moral Matters - Medical Ethics and Everyday Practice Jerry Blaine

1200-1230 Update on Asthma Stephen Child


1245-1300 Clinical Quiz Stephen Child

1300 CONFERENCE CLOSES

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Block bookings at negotiated rates have been made at three hotels in Rotorua. Please book your accommodation on the enclosed registration form.

Registration and accommodation should be made before 30 April 2012 as hotel rooms are not guaranteed after this date. It is likely that Millennium Hotel will book out at least 12 weeks prior to the conference.

MILLENNIUM HOTEL ROTORUA

Eruera Street, Rotorua (Cnr Hinemaru Street)

Located on the shores of Lake Rotorua and just a brief walk from the central business district, the Millennium Hotel Rotorua is conveniently sited for conference visitors and an ideal base for partners/families exploring the wide variety of leisure pursuits in the Rotorua region.

Premium Room $165 Premium Lake View Room $185 Deluxe Club Room - 5th Floor $215

NOVOTEL ROTORUA

Lake end Tutanekai Street

Novotel Rotorua Lakeside is a leading 4 star hotel located on the shores of Lake Rotorua. The resort features an indoor spa and fitness centre, offering geothermally heated pools, a Cafe, restaurant and bar, and complimentary car parking. Guests can make the most of nearby attractions, including water activities on the lake and the famous thermal reserves.

Superior Room (1-2 people) $145 Lake View Room (1-2 people) $175

SUDIMA HOTEL ROTORUA

1000 Eruera Street

“Location, location, location” best describes Rotorua’s largest hotel. Set on the shores of beautiful Lake Rotorua, adjacent to the famous Polynesian Spa complex, Government Gardens, and only a five minute stroll to the city centre is Sudima Hotel Lake Rotorua (formerly Lake Plaza).

Standard Room (1-2 people) $130

Accommodation

Rating Price (from)

Millennium Hotel Rotorua - (5min walk) ★★★★✩ $165

Novotel Rotorua - (15min walk) ★★★★ $145

Sudima Hotel Rotorua - (5min walk) ★★★★ $130

Bungy Jumping Rotorua

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You are invited to attend Rotorua GPCME 2012 to be held at the Energy Events Centre in Rotorua in June 2012. This has grown to be New Zealand’s premier medical conference providing broad medical update and practical take home information to improve your patient management immediately. A large number of GPs attend each year, over 700 in 2011. This is complemented by a very large exhibition from industry to inform what is new on the pharmaceutical and supply of equipment, texts and available IT solutions, all while gaining sufficient CPD points to satisfy our College of GPs and Medical Council requirements.

Rotorua is a great central location, with many leisure and fun options on offer for time out, especially for accompanying family members. Hotel accommodation is available at group discounted pricing, with motels aplenty for those wishing to do their own thing. The hot pools are a great way to end the day. Complimentary breakfast and evening dinner sessions are provided with a plethora of prominent speakers on widely variant topics.

Practice nurses and practice managers are essential members of general practice teams, with their own dedicated sessions on the Friday or Saturday, but able to attend the entire meeting. We are grateful for the many presenters who give of their time to assist this meeting so well. The strength of the academic programme is the key with many concurrent practical workshops throughout. It is not possible to attend all the chosen topics, so a DVD of all sessions is available for purchase to access at a later date. The presentations are also available to delegates for 3 months post conference on the internet for review as well.

On Saturday night there will be a memorable conference dinner with entertainment again- but this year the dancing to a band has been deliberately changed, in response to requests for more time to chat and mingle.

Registration fees cater for trainees and practice colleagues and spouses, kept at a low level thanks to the generous support of industry, especially Abbott Laboratories and Boehringer Ingelheim

Financially general practice is more buoyant again in contrast to 5-10 years back. The stress of busy practices with ever increasing consultation rates dictates you deserve a break. We welcome you back for another great event in 2012, with over 80 workshops and quality plenary presenters. One lucky punter will win the annual travel prize, courtesy of the conference committee, for some real quality time out.

Feedback is utilised in constructing the following year’s programme, and your suggestions for desired topics or speakers are acted on. Thank you for your ongoing support too.

The New Zealand Medical Association supports this meeting strongly and our thanks to Lesley, Kate, Paul and their team for their assistance.

If you require any further details, visit www.gpcme.co.nz or contact;

Kind regards,

Academic Convenor

Dr Peter Chapman-Smith e: [email protected] p: +64 (0)21 949 310

An InvitationSpeakersSteve AllpressJanet Anderson Bidois George ArnoldNicci BargiacchiRick BernauAdam BialostockiJerry BlaineTrevor BooneRoss BoswellDavid BrattJan BurnsRab BurtunDavid Cameron-SmithJohn ChaplinAlan ChewStephen ChildRowan CollinsonMurray Cox Marijke CurrieRick CutfieldMark DavisGerry DevlinCornelius DirvenKaren EvisonRichard FisherRichard FoxNigel FrenchEd GanePeter GendallDes GormanFreddie GrahamCameron GrantRachael HarrySusan HawkenRalf HeineTony HochbergRosemary IkramJoan Ingram Craig JefferiesGuna KanniahKamal KarlPatrick KellyKristin KenrickJeremy KrebsDavis LemkeAi Ling TanPat McCarthy

Phill McChesneyCharles McGheeNick McIvorRenee Mihaljevic-GrovesJohn MillerChris MilneDuncan MilnePaul MitchellZac MoaveniAnne MolloyKevin MorrisAlexandra MuthuKingsley NirmalarajPaul OckelfordBrendan O’NeillAshwin Patel Alasdair PatrickKate PerryGaeline PhippsPhillippa PoolePeter RobinsonRos RowarthTony Ryall Sanjeewa SamaraweeraBelinda ScottMathias SeidelRob ShieffGeoff SimmonsMary Rose SpenceIan St GeorgeJuanita StulichBruce SutherlandNicholas TemmFiona ThomsonNigel ThompsonRobyn ToomathJohn TuckeyWybo VeldmanIan WallbridgeHarvey White Ruth WhiteheadJohn WilliamsChris WillsKevin WoodsAnnie WoodsfordRob Young

Major Sponsors

PLATINUM SPONSORS

GOLD SPONSORS

Rotorua’s Energy Events Centre is located in Government Gardens, immediately behind the iconic Bath House building housing the city’s Museum of Art and History. The Energy Events Centre is a purpose-built events complex incorporating the Southern Trust Sportsdrome, BayTrust Forum, Unison Arena, Grand Hall, and a number of breakout rooms. It is just a few minutes walk from its sister facility, the Rotorua Convention Centre, and from major hotels, cafes and restaurants.

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Useful Contact NumbersConference Matters ......................................................... 021 164 3815 Millennium Hotel ............................................................... 07 347 1234Sudima Hotel ..................................................................... 07 348 1174Princes Gate Hotel ............................................................. 07 348 1179Novotel Rotorua ................................................................. 07 346 3888 Alpha Displays ................................................................. 027 495 1053Energy Events Centre ......................................................... 07 349 5631 Supper Shuttle ................................................................... 07 345 7790Taxi .................................................................................... 07 348 1111 Polynesian Spa ................................................................... 07 348 1328Spa Treatments .................................................................. 07 343 1665Life Pharmacy .................................................................... 07 348 8749

Ambrosia Restaurant & Bar ................................................07-348 3985Lake End 1096 Tutanekai Street

The Pig and Whistle Historic Pub ........................................ 07 347 3025Cnr Haupapa and Tutanekai Streets Seismic Gastrobar .............................................................. 07 348 20821158 Whakaue Street Bistro 1284 ........................................................................ 07 346 12841284 Eruera St - Judged Rotorua’s best restaurant Lonestar ............................................................................. 07 349 4040Cnr Arawa & Amohia St Amazing Thai Restaurant ................................................... 07 343 94941246 Fenton Street Lovely India ........................................................................ 07 348 40881123 Tutanekai Street11

ROTORUA GP CME 2012 REGISTRATION FORMRotorua Energy Events Centre | 07-10 June 2012 | www.gpcme.co.nz

Title: Miss / Mrs / Ms / Mr / RN / Dr / Prof / Assoc Prof

First Name: _________________________________Surname: ___________________________________

Company / Clinic Name: _________________________________________________________________

Clinic location: __________________________________________________________________________

Preferred Contact Address: ______________________________________________________________

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Email: __________________________________________________________________________________

Additional Attendees: ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________

REGISTRATION FEES (GST Inclusive - NZD) Delegate NZMA Members (All Days) ................ $695 $ _______Delegate Non-Member (All Days) ..................... $845 $ _______DVD of Conference (Fri-Sun - Main Sessions) ... $ 95 $ _______Less early bird discount if booked before Monday 02 April Deduct $ 100.00 GPEP1 Registrar (All Days) ................................. $250 $ _______GPEP2 Registrar (All Days) ................................. $375 $ _______Student (All Days) .............................................. $125 $ _______Exhibition Attendees ......................................... $345 $ _______Practice Manager All or Friday only $175 $ _______Practice Nurse All or Saturday only $125 $ _______Spouse (non medical) ........................................ $125 $ _______

Or Daily RegistrationFriday $400 Saturday $400 Sunday $250 $ _______

Late Registration Fee if booked after Friday 25 May $ 50.00 Optional Registration

ACC Breakfast Session No. ........... $ No Fee MAS & NZDF Welcome Cocktails No. ........... $ No Fee MSD Symposium No. ........... $ No Fee Eli Lilly Breakfast Session No. ........... $ _____MAS Golf Classic No. ........... @ $65 $ _______Conference Dinner No. ........... @ $95 $ _______GlaxoSmithKline Breakfast Session No. ........... $ No Fee

TOTAL REGISTRATION FEE (TOTAL A) $ _______

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS - Thursday 07 June

NZMA Member Thursday .................................. $350 $ _______

Non Member Thursday ...................................... $450 $ _______

Surgical Skills Course Supplementary Fee ....... $325 $ _______

Nurse Thursday .................................................. $120 $ _______

Level 7 NZRC Course (Includes Manual) ........... $450 $ _______

TOTAL PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP FEE (TOTAL B) )$_______

Please indicate your preferred workshop option number for each time slot.

_____ 8:30am _____ 11:00am _____ 2:00pm _____ 4:30pm

EMERGENCY RESUSCITATION FOR GPs (Level 5)I wish to attend the following course (Limit 12 people) @ $185 per person

Fri AM Fri PM Sat AM Sat PM Sun AM

EMERGENCY RESUSCITATION FEE (TOTAL C) $ _______

CONCURRENT WORKSHOP OPTIONS Please indicate your preferred workshop option number for each time slot. Please note numbers are restricted with spaces allocated when registration received. Tickets required for entry.

Fri _____11am _____ 12pm _____ 2pm _____ 3pm _____ 4:30pm _____ 5:20pm

Sat _____ 8:30am _____ 9:30am _____ 11am _____ 12pm _____ 2pm _____ 3pm _____ 4:30pm

Sun _____ 8:30am _____ 9:25am Office use only

ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLEArrival Date _________ June Departure Date _________ June

Special Requirements/ Comments ___________________________________

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Millennium Hotel Rotorua (5 mins walk)

Premium Room ______ nights x ______$165 $ _______

Premium Lake View Room ______ nights x ______$185 $ _______

Deluxe Club Room - 5th Floor ______ nights x ______$215 $ _______

Sudima Hotel Rotorua (5 mins walk)

Standard Room (1-2 people) ______ nights x ______$130 $ _______

Novotel Hotel Rotorua (15 mins walk)

Superior Room (1-2 people) ______ nights x ______$145 $ _______

Lake View Room (1-2 people) ______ nights x ______$175 $ _______

TOTAL ACCOMMODATION FEE (TOTAL D) $ _______

PAYMENT DETAILS GST Tax Invoice Number 95-598-579

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Return this form to Conference Matters, Fax +64 (0)9 437 4089 or post to PO Box 1661, Whangarei, New Zealand

All Enquiries to Leon +64 (0)21 164 3815 or [email protected]

A+B+C+D = TOTAL ENCLOSED (GST Inc) $

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Fax: ___________________________

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(ie dietary requests, disabilities, etc)

CANCELLATION POLICY: Cancellations can only be received in writing, and incur a loss of 50% of registration fees within 21 days of the conference commencing. Later cancellations forfeit registration fees paid. Any other refunds are at the discretion of the organisers. PRIVACY: The contact information supplied on the registration form will be distributed to the attending industry sponsors. Please tick this box if you do not wish to be included on this list.

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Rotorua GP CME 2012 (General Practice Conference and Medical Exhibition) event has been endorsed by The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) and has been approved for up to 26.35 hours CME for General Practice Educational Programme Stage 2 (GPEP2) and Maintenance of Professional Standards (MOPS) purposes.

Workshops Preliminary Day application is for 8 hours of CME

ACLS Level 7 = 12 CME credits ACLS Level 5 = 4 CME Credits

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We’re building a general practice network like no other; founded on your bright ideas and our resources and reputation.

It’s a business model based on partnership and collaboration to explore new ideas and opportunities that will broaden the scope of care provided in general practice.

We’re combining the strength and capabilities of the Southern Cross Healthcare Group with the ideas and clinical expertise of some of New Zealand’s most progressive practices spanning the length and breadth of the country.

So, if you’ve got bright ideas and want to work with Southern Cross Primary Care to shape the future of general practice, talk to us today about becoming a partner in a bright, new and fast-growing network.

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