Invited Lectures. Dr Yasmine Ali Abdelhamid Prescribing TPN College of Intensive Care Medicine Annual Trainee Symposium, Sydney, Australia

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1 Invited Lectures 2017 The future of RCTs and what outcomes will we be measuring? Clinical Nutrition Week Annual meeting of the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition; Florida USA A/Prof Adam Deane Clinical Case Management Forum Clinical Nutrition Week, Florida, USA Dr Lee-anne Chapple Showing the impact of nutrition: what are the right outcomes? Australasian Society of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition Annual Conference, Gold Coast. Dr Lee-anne Chapple Early Energy Delivery on Long-Term Survival and Functional Outcomes Following Critical Illness: A Randomised Controlled Clinical Trial Australian and New Zealand Society of Intensive Care (ANZICS) Clinical Trials Group conference, Noosa. Dr Lee-anne Chapple Mortality: Are we using the wrong endpoint? Clinical Nutrition Week, American Society of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, Florida, USA. Dr Ben Reddi The challenges of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation in a low volume centre Royal Australasian College of Surgeons ASM, Australia ICU follow-up clinics: patient-centred or physician-centred? Singapore ANZICS Intensive Care Forum When the famine ends: perspectives on refeeding syndrome, Sydney, Australia Prescribing TPN College of Intensive Care Medicine Annual Trainee Symposium, Sydney, Australia Australian & New Zealand Intensive Care Society ASM, Singapore. TARGET Trial. Collaborative Clinical Trials in Intensive Care Medicine Conference, Monash University Centre, Prato, Italy.

2 2016 Acid suppression and the risk of nosocomial infections ESICM Lives 29th European Society of Intensive Care Medicine Annual Congress Milan, Italy Life after Fellowship a higher degree Blood glucose control on the ICU Australian New Zealand College of Anaesthesia (ANZCA) Annual Scientific Meeting Auckland, New Zealand Long-term outcomes in survivors of sepsis Royal Australasian College of Physician Congress Life after Fellowship How much nutrition should we deliver? Baxter Nutrition Symposium. The Difficult to Nourish ICU Patient Sydney, Australia Nutrition in the ICU. South Australian Intensive Care, Trainee Lecture Series, Feeding Targets Australian & New Zealand Intensive Care Society ASM, Perth, Australia. Ms Lee-anne Chapple Use of ultrasonography to measure muscle size. Dietitians Association of Australia South Australian Branch, Extended Scope of Practice, Adelaide Ms Lee-anne Chapple Research in the nutrition support setting Invited presenter and problem-based learning tutor, Advanced Clinical Nutrition course, Australasian Society of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (AuSPEN), Sydney.

3 2015 Ideal glucose targets in the critically ill with pre-existing diabetes Chinese Critical Care Congress (annual meeting of the Chinese Society of Critical Care Medicine and Chinese Association of Critical Care Physicians) Fuzhou, China Optimal energy delivery in the critically ill Chinese Critical Care Congress (annual meeting of the Chinese Society of Critical Care Medicine and Chinese Association of Critical Care Physicians) Fuzhou, China Acid-suppressive drugs should not be routinely prescribed Chinese Critical Care Congress (annual meeting of the Chinese Society of Critical Care Medicine and Chinese Association of Critical Care Physicians) Fuzhou, China Surviving sepsis guidelines: a curate s egg 3rd SG-ANZICS Intensive Care Forum Singapore Gastrokinetic drug therapy and small bowel feeding tubes when and how? 3rd SG-ANZICS Intensive Care Forum Singapore Late-Breaking Topics in Clinical Nutrition: Calorie targets in the critically ill Clinical Nutrition Week (annual meeting of the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition) California, USA The use of drugs to stimulate the gut Clinical Nutrition Week (annual meeting of the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition) California, USA Dr Palash Kar Personalised Glycaemic Control in Critically Ill Type-2 Diabetic Patients: An Exploratory Study Winner - Matt Spence Medal Australian New Zealand Intensive Care Society Annual Scientific Meeting Auckland, New Zealand Dr Palash Kar Personalised Glucose Therapy: Glucose Targets in Critically Ill Patients with Pre-Existing Poorly Controlled Type 2 Diabetes Australian Diabetes Society President s Australian Diabetes Society Annual Scientific Meeting Dr Palash Kar Personalised glucose therapy: Glucose targets in critically ill patients with pre-existing poorly controlled type 2 diabetes.

4 Clinical Young Investigators Award Finalist European Society of Intensive Care Medicine - LIVES 2015, 28th Annual Congress Berlin, Germany 2014 Malabsorption of nutrients in the critically ill Novel therapies to treat hyperglycaemia without causing hypoglycaemia INtragastric versus small intestinal delivery My tips and tricks for enteral nutrition Hormones modulate feed intolerance 27 th European Society of Intensive Care Medicine Annual Congress Barcelona, Spain Optimising nutrient delivery and absorption United Kingdom Intensive Care Society State of the Art Meeting London, England Novel ghrelin agonists in critically ill patients Canadian Nutrition and Rehabilitation Investigators Consortium Toronto, Canada Who s in charge here? Brisbane, Australia Do nutrition based interventions improve patient centred outcomes? 39 th Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Society Annual Scientific Meeting Melbourne, Australia

5 2013 I haven t Read a Journal in Two Years: What can I Learn in 90 Minutes about Nutrition and Neurosurgery? Hobart, Australia. Enteral nutrition: Is it more than just delivery? 11 th World Congress of Intensive and Critical Care Medicine Durban, South Africa Targeting blood glucose in the critically ill: Does pre-existing diabetes matter? 11 th World Congress of Intensive and Critical Care Medicine Durban, South Africa Is there still a role for postpyloric feeding in the critically ill? 11 th World Congress of Intensive and Critical Care Medicine Durban, South Africa Future CTG Trials in Nutrition. Hobart, Australia Intensive care specialists are not required in the hospital 24 hours a day Australian & New Zealand Intensive Care Society Safety Quality Audit and Outcomes Meeting. Advances in gastrokinetic drug therapy in the critically ill AuSPEN Symposium: Gastrointestinal disturbances that challenge enteral and oral nutrition.. Enteral Nutrition & Novel Therapies. Small bowel tubes when and how to place them? 3 rd. Nutrient absorption in the critically ill lessons from research

6 3 rd. Glucose Management through a Range of NutritionalExposures American Diabetes Association 72nd Scientific Sessions. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. The use of incretin-based therapies in the critically ill 9 th International Diabetes Federation Western Pacific Region Congress (9th IDF-WPR) & 4th Scientific Meeting of Asian Association for Study of Diabetes (4th AASD). Kyoto, Japan. Early nutritional support: Why are the results contradictory? - Round table. 32nd International Symposium on Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine.. Moderator: The obese patient. 32nd International Symposium on Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine.. Gut dysmotility: Causes and remedies - Enteral feeding. 32nd International Symposium on Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine.. Podcast for CRIT-IQ. Enteral nutrition in the critically ill. April Gut dysmotility & feeding in the critically ill: approaches to management. AuSPEN Annual Scientific Meeting in conjunction with Australian Gastroenterology Week.. Enteral Feeding is an Unnatural Condition in the Critically ill Do we actually feed our patients? Canberra, Australia. What Energy requirements should we target?

7 Why give enteral nutrition at a rate other than target rate? Melbourne, Australia Expert Panel Discussions - complex patients in the ICU. Melbourne, Australia How do I feed my patient? Critical Care Conference Kingscliffe. NSW, Australia Gut pathophysiology: how dysfunctional is the critically ill gut? Promotility drugs: when should we use them? Discussions - complex patients in the ICU.