The Hong Kong Society of PAEDIATRIC RESPIROLOGY香港兒童呼吸病學會

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2nd Asian Paediatric Respirology Forum 6th Cross-Strait Paediatric Respirology Congress17th HKSPR Annual Scienti�c Meeting

18-19 October 2014Eaton, Hong Kong

Workshop Co-organizer: Supporting Organizations:

Asia Pediatric Respirology Interest Group

Post-ASM Workshop- Lung Function

Workshop (Neonate to Adult)

20 October 2014Kwong Wah Hospital

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It is with great pleasure that we invite you to join us at the “2nd Asian Paediatric Respirology Forum”, “6th Cross-Strait Paediatric Respirology Congress” and “17th HKSPR Annual Scientific Meeting” which will be held on 18 – 20 October 2014 in Hong Kong. The meeting will provide a strong scientific programme, enjoyable social activities , and importantly an opportunity to exchange and compare professional practice.

The organizing committee will organize a most comprehensive and exciting programme that will be interesting and relevant to specialist, general practitioners and allied-health professionals alike. A variety of programmes and learning modes will be offered. The programme address scientific and clinical topics, in additional to relevant topics on professional issues. Our international and regional speakers represent the forefront of practice in their special interests, and will update you on the best current practice.

The organizing committee is working very hrad to put together a truly memorable meeting in October 2014. We look forward to warmly welcoming every delegate. Your attendance will no doubt proof to be a valuable and enjoyable experience both scientifically and socially.

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Yours sincerely,

Dr. Daniel NgChairman Organizing Committee

Dr. Ting-yat MiuPresidentHong Kong Society of Paediatric Respirlogy

Convenor Asia Pediatric Respirology Interest Group

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Faculties

Dr. Shakil Ahmed (Bangladesh) Dr. Mahesh Babu (Singapore)Professor Yi-xiao Bao (China) Dr. Jessie de Bruyne (Malaysia)Professor Carrie Byington (USA) Professor Andrew Colin (USA)Professor Zen-kong Dai (Taiwan) Dr. Phan Diem (Vietnam)Dr. Anne Goh (Singapore) Professor Christian Guilleminault (USA)Professor Graham Hall (Australia) Dr. Kin-mui Ieong (Macau)Professor Ching-yuang Lin (Taiwan) Professor Chun-feng Liu (China)Dr. Sorasak Lochindarat (Thailand) Dr. Frank Lu (Taiwan)Professor Sarath Ranganathan (Australia) Dr. Rujipat Samransamruajkit (Thailand)Professor Kun-ling Shen (China) Professor Varinder Singh (India)Professor Wen-jue Soong (Taiwan) Dr. Rina Triasih (Indonesia)Professor Saw Win (Myanmar) Professor Jiunn-ren Wu (Taiwan)Professor Zhi-fei Xu (China) Professor Yong-hong Yang (China)Professor Yue-jie Zheng (China)

Dr. Eric Chan (Kwong Wah Hospital) Dr. June Chan (Private Paediatrician)

Dr. Kin-wai Chau (Private Paediatrician) Ms. Sherry Cheng (Kwong Wah Hospital)

Mr. Gordon Cheung Dr. Lim-kwong Cheung (Private Dietitian) (Specialist Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon)

Dr. Wa-keung Chiu (United Christian Hospital) Ms. Karre Chung (Kwong Wah Hospital)

Dr. Marco Ho Professor Ellis Hon (Queen Mary Hospital) (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)

Dr. Theresa Hui (Queen Mary Hospital) Ms. Mary Leung (Kwong Wah Hospital)

Professor Ting-fan Leung Professor Albert Li (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)

Dr. Raymond Ma (Kowloon West Cluster) Dr. Ting-yat Miu (Private Paediatrician)

Dr. Daniel Ng (Kwong Wah Hospital) Ms. Amanda Pang (Kwong Wah Hospital)

Dr. Kim Sam (Private Dentist) Dr. Alfred Tam (Private Paediatrician)

Dr. Hoi-nam Tse (Kwong Wah Hospital) Dr. Nai-shun Tsoi (Queen Mary Hospital)

Dr. Chris Wong Professor Gary Wong (Kwong Wah Hospital) (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)

Dr. Jeff Wong (Kwong Wah Hospital) Dr. Ricky Wong (United Christian Hospital)

Ms. Siu-fong Wong (Kwong Wah Hospital) Dr. Steve Wong (Private Paediatrician)

Dr. Tak-wai Wong Dr. Wing-ching Wong(Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Hospital) (Kwong Wah Hospital)

Mr. Stanley Wu (Kwong Wah Hospital)

Overseas

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Programme

18 October 2014 (Sat)

08:45 – 09:30 REGISTRATION FOR MASTER COURSES09:30 – 15:00 Master Course I: Sleep Disordered

Breathing in ChildrenChairmen: Dr. June Chan and Dr. Rina Triasih

Pathophysiology of childhood obstructive sleep apnoea(Professor Christian Guilleminault, USA)

Radiological assessment of children with obstructive sleep apnoea(Dr. Chris Wong, Hong Kong)

Roles of sleep endoscopy in childhood obstructive sleep apnoea(Dr. Daniel Ng, Hong Kong)

Quantification of sleep-disordered breathing in children (Professor Christian Guilleminault, USA)

LUNCH BREAK

Maxillofacial surgery for obstructive sleep apnoea from infants to adolescents(Dr. Lim-kwong Cheung, Hong Kong)

Orthodontists in adolescent obstructive sleep apnoea(Dr. Kim Sam, Hong Kong)

Orthodontic devices for infants and young children with obstructive sleep apnoea(Dr. Ricky Wong, Hong Kong)

ENT surgeries in childhood obstructive sleep apnoea(Dr. Raymond Ma, Hong Kong)

Oropharyngeal motor training for childhood obstructive sleep apnoea(Ms. Sherry Cheng, Hong Kong)

Master Course II: Endoscopic Procedures in Respiratory MedicineChairmen: Dr. Mahesh Babu and Dr. Ting-yat Miu

An overview of advances in paediatric respirology endoscopies(Professor Andrew Colin, USA)

Endobronchial ultrasound / valve insertion in adult(Dr. Wing-ching Wong, Hong Kong)

Experience in foreign body removal in children by flexible bronchoscope in India (Professor Varinder Singh, India)

Pleuroscopy in adult(Dr. Hoi-nam Tse, Hong Kong)

Sedation for paediatric bronchoscopies: the challenges (Dr. Theresa Hui, Hong Kong)

LUNCH BREAK

Airway model and hands-on trial of bronchoscope and ENT scope: • EBUS and transbronchial biopsy

(Dr. Hoi-nam Tse)• Airway Model: Foreign body removal

by flexible bronchoscope (Professor Varinder Singh)• Basic Flexible Bronchoscopy (Professor Andrew Colin)

Paediatric interventional bronchoscopy – flexible and rigid (Professor Wen-jue Soong, Taiwan)

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15:00 – 16:00 REGISTRATION FOR MAIN MEETING16:00 – 16:45 Plenary Lecture I

Chairmen: Dr. Phan Diem and Dr. Steve Wong

Childhood obstructive sleep apnoea – management and long term prognosis(Professor Christian Guilleminault, USA)

16:45 – 18:25 (Symposium I: Sleep)

16:45 – 19:05 (Allied-health Symposium)

Symposium I: SleepChairmen: Dr. Shakil Ahmed and Dr. Kin-wai Chau

Health impact of mild obstructive sleep apnoea(Professor Zhi-fei Xu, China)

The impact of children obstructive sleep apnoea on the brain(Professor Albert Li, Hong Kong)

Influenza, vaccination, narcolepsy – the links (Professor Christian Guilleminault, USA)

Allied-health Symposium: An interdisciplinary approach to children with chronic respiratory disorders: the Kwong Wah ModelChairmen: Dr. Wa-keung Chiu and Dr. Kin-mui Ieong

An overview of the Kwong Wah model (Dr. Eric Chan, Hong Kong)

Physiotherapy – role in paediatric respiratory failure(Ms. Mary Leung, Hong Kong)

Role of occupational therapist on children with chronic respiratory insufficiency (Ms. Amanda Pang, Hong Kong)

Dietetic management of paediatric patient with chronic respiratory insufficiency (Mr. Gordon Cheung, Hong Kong)

Community resources for children with chronic respiratory insufficiency(Ms. Karre Chung, Hong Kong)

Clinical pharmacist role in providing pharmaceutical care for paediatric patients with respiratory problems(Mr. Stanley Wu, Hong Kong)

Nurse as case manager for chronic respiratory diseases(Ms. Siu-fong Wong, Hong Kong)

18:25 – 19:10 Plenary Lecture IIChairmen: Dr. Clara Rivera and Dr. Nai-shun Tsoi

Flexible bronchoscopy in PNICU: the state of the art(Professor Wen-jue Soong, Taiwan)

19:15 – 20:00 APPS COUNCIL MEETING (by invitation)20:00 – 22:00 APPS DINNER (by invitation)

Programme

Programme

19 October 2014 (Sun)

07:30 REGISTRATION FOR MAIN MEETING 08:00 – 09:00 Free Paper Oral Presentation

Chairmen: Professor Ellis Hon, Professor Varinder Singh, Dr. Jeff Wong and Professor Jiunn-ren Wu

09:00 – 09:45 Plenary Lecture IIIChairmen: Professor Kun-ling Shen and Dr. Alfred Tam

Changing epidemiology of pneumococcal diseases in the US after a decade of pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV)(Professor Carrie Byington, USA)

09:45 – 10:15 Opening CeremonyGuest-of-Honour: Dr. Wing-man Ko, BBS, JP (Secretary for Food and Health, Government of the Hong Kong SAR)Performers: Australian International School Hong Kong and Correctional Services Department

10:15 – 10:45 COFFEE BREAK10:45 – 12:00 Symposium II: Pneumococci

Chairmen: Professor Ting-fan Leung and Dr. Sorasak Lochindarat

Epidemiology of paediatric pneumococcal diseases in Hong Kong(Professor Gary Wong, Hong Kong)

Antibiotic resistance and serotype distribution of pneumococcus in China(Professor Yong-hong Yang, China)

Tackling the problems of antibiotic resistance and serotype replacement: future prospects of prevention(Professor Carrie Byington, USA)

Paediatric empyema thoracis and parapneumonic effusion in ASEAN countries (Dr. Sorasak Lochindarat, Thailand)

Symposium III: Critical Care*Chairmen: Professor Ellis Hon and Professor Varinder Singh

Management of severe viral pneumonia (Dr. Rujipat Samransamruajkit, Thailand)

CRRT in severe sepsis (Professor Chun-feng Liu, China)

Palliative care in PICU(Dr. Frank Lu, Taiwan)

*co-organized by Paediatric Intensive Care Interest Group

12:00 – 12:45 Plenary Lecture IV:Chairmen: Professor Yi-xiao Bao and Dr. Ting-yat Miu

Evidence-based practical management of pre-school wheezers(Professor Sarath Ranganathan, Australia)

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Programme

12:45 – 13:15 HKSPR ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING AND TRAY LUNCH13:15 – 14:55 Symposium IV: Pumonology

Chairmen: Dr. Eric Chan and Professor Zen-kong Dai

Diffuse parenchymal lung diseases and surfactant proteins - the China experience (Professor Yue-jie Zheng, China)

BPD after the NICU(Professor Andrew Colin, USA)

Child tuberculosis case detection: from clinician to community(Dr. Shakil Ahmed, Bangladesh)

Childhood asthma – China data(Professor Yi-xiao Bao, China)

Symposium V: AllergyChairmen: Dr. Tak-wai Wong and Professor Saw Win

Allergic rhinitis(Dr. Anne Goh, Singapore)

The allergy march in Chinese children(Professor Kun-ling Shen, China)

CD4+IL-17A+Tcell, serum IL-17 level and exhaled NO level are severity markers of childhood asthma(Professor Ching-yuang Lin, Taiwan)

Component allergen testing for food allergy: how ready it is for clinical practice?(Dr. Marco Ho, Hong Kong)

14:55 – 15:25 COFFEE BREAK15:25 – 16:10 Plenary Lecture V:

Chairmen: Dr. Jessie de Bruyne and Dr. Wa-keung Chiu

RSV and HRV in the genesis of childhood asthma(Professor Andrew Colin, USA)

16:10 – 16:30 Closing Ceremony18:00 – 22:00 FACULTY DINNER (by invitation)

Post-ASM Workshop: Lung Function Wokrshop (Neonate to Adult)This workshop is co-organized with the Department of Paediatrics at Kwong Wah Hospital. It provides theoretical and practical training for paediatricians and allied health professionals on lung function from neonate to adult.

The format of this workshop is interactive. Participants will benefit from interactive with local and world-renowned experts in lectures, discussions and hands-on workshop.

20 October 2014 (Mon)

Part I: Lectures08:20 – 08:50 REGISTRATION FOR POST-ASM WORKSHOP

08:50 – 09:00 Welcome Address

09:00 – 10:00 Basic review of basic lung function tests(Professor Graham Hall, Australia)

10:00 – 10:30 Challenge tests(Professor Anne Goh, Singapore)

10:30 – 11:00 COFFEE BREAK

11:00 – 11:45 Infant lung function(Professor Andrew Colin, USA)

11:45 – 12:15 Young children, resistance study(Professor Graham Hall, Australia)

12:15 – 12:45 Young children, lung clearance index(Professor Sarath Ranganathan, Australia)

12:45 – 12:50 GROUP PHOTO

12:50 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK

Part II: Hands-onDivide into 3 groups to attend stations by rotation.

14:15 – 15:00 1st session Station 1: Infant Lung

15:00 – 15:45 2nd sessionStation 2: Oscillation Test

15:45 – 16:30 3rd session Station 3: Box

Part III: Panel Discussion16:30 – 17:00 Questions and answers to panels

Feedbacks from participants

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Optional Sightseeing Tours

PRE-DINNER SUNSET CRUISESundown is always associated with a few drinks before dinner. Spend the evening enjoying unlimited free drinks from the open Bar on board this authentic Chinese sightseeing junk as it sails within the harbour. Places of interest like Causeway Bay, North Point, Lei Yue Mun Village are all brilliantly glittering to cheer up your evening. Sailing along the Kowloon Promenade shows you the typical Hong Kong at night.

Duration: 1.5 hours (Approx.)Departure time between 18:00 – 18:15Tour fee: HKD 320 per person

HONG KONG ISLAND TOURIt includes a visit to Victoria Peak for a panoramic splendour view of the city and Stanley Market which is famous for bargain shopping. It then returns along the coastal line via Repulse Bay and Deep Water Bay to Aberdeen, the floating village for fisherman (sampan ride at Aberdeen will be at optional cost). A stop at a local jewellery factory near Aberdeen offers a chance to look at the fine art and craftsmanship that has made Hong Kong famous in Asia.

Duration: 5 hours (Approx.)Departure time between 08:30 – 09:15Tour fee: HKD 400 per person

TRAIL TO THE HIDDEN OASISExplore a lush countryside you never knew existed and learn about the stories of rural Hong Kong. Century old villages, a modern day farm, ancient monastery and untouched fields are woven into the rolling hills of the New Territories. Hear the birds chirp, enjoy the breezes and step into a green utopia for a half day escapade. As this tour involves a fair amount of walking, please wear comfortable shoes and bring along appropriate sun & anti-mosquito protection.

Duration: 4 – 5 hours (Approx.)Departure Time between 08:15 – 08:30Tour fee: HKD 480 per person

AFTERNOON LANTAU & MONASTERYEmbark on an adventurous ride on the Skyrail to Lantau and enjoy delightful panoramas along the way. (Should the Skyrail be cancelled due to inclement weather or other safety reasons, alternative transportation will be arranged.) Upon arrival, pay tribute to the giant bronze Buddha at Po Lin Monastery before exploring the ancient Tai O Fishing village with its traditional stilt houses. Finish your adventure with a ferry ride from Lantau back to Central before navigating your way back to hotel. (Return trip from the Outlying Island ferries Pier to the hotel is not included.)

Duration: 6 hours (Approx.)Departure time between 13:30 – 14:00Tour fee: HKD 620 per person

TSING MA LANTAU MONASTERY TOURLantau with its natural beaches, simplistic fishing village, peaceful monastery neighboured by the world’s largest Buddha is an ideal destination of a wonderful day. The tour includes visit through Tsing Ma Bridge to Tai-O Fishing Village, and Po Lin Monastery, with a Chinese vegetarian lunch. The tour ends with a spectacular ride aboard the Skyrail cable car offering stunning views going down to Tung Chung. (Should the Skyrail be cancelled due to inclement weather or other safety reasons, alternative transportation will be arranged.)

Duration: 7 hours (Approx.)Departure Time between 08:30 – 08:45Tour fee: HKD 800 per person

WHOLD DAY SEA & LAND TOURStart your day with a relaxing cruise around the famous Victoria Harbour. Enjoy the city's beautiful skyline and witness the firing of the legendary Noon Day Gun, the city's century old tradition. Enjoy a delicious dim sum lunch at a popular restaurant downtown before continuing with your chosen land tour in the afternoon. (Beverages other than Chinese tea will be at tour participant's own accounts.)

˙ Hong Kong Island Tour˙ Afternoon Lantau & Monastery

Duration: 8.5 hours (Approx.) Daily except Monday & Wednesday

Departure: 10:15 Kowloon Public Pier#3 Tour fee: HKD 720 - 860 per person

(inclusive Harbour Cruise, dim sum lunch & afternoon tour (either one tour))

Venue for 18-19 October

Eaton, Hong Kong380 Nathan Rd, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Venue for 20 October

Kwong Wah Hospital25 Waterloo Road, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, Hong Kong

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