FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Series: May 17-19, 2013 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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1 FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Series: Organised by: Endorsed by: May 17-19, 2013 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Hotel Istana 73, Jalan Raja Chulan, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Secretariat Diabetes & Complications s/ Rounds National Diabetes Institute (NADI) No. 1 Jalan SS 3/50, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, MALAYSIA Tel: / Fax: enquiry@nadidiabetes.com.my Website:

2 NADI Continuing Professional Development Series: DIABETES & COMPLICATIONS SYMPOSIUMS/GRAND ROUNDS Prevalence of diabetes mellitus, especially of type 2, is on the increase. This rise is most marked in developing countries, Malaysia included. The increasing number of people with diabetes is compounded with the added burden of the chronic complications of the disease which remain an important cause of morbidity and premature mortality for those affected, and a huge challenge to healthcare providers. To help address these issues, the National Diabetes Institute (NADI) of Malaysia, organises the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) annually since its inception in And for the first time this year, NADI is organising the Diabetes & Complications s/ Rounds to specifically focus on diabetic complications. Objectives of DIABETES & COMPLICATIONS s/ Rounds The Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Series as Diabetes & Complications s/ Rounds aims to help in the prevention, early diagnosis and effective management of diabetic complications especially in relation to diabetic foot, cardiovascular disease, retinopathy and nephropathy. The emphasis is on up-to-date and practical aspects of care. Participants are expected to be able to: appreciate recent advances and the practical aspects of diabetes care, especially in relation to prevention, early diagnosis and optimal management of diabetic complications. apply knowledge gained during the s/ Rounds to further improve care for persons with diabetes in the community. Who Should Attend Healthcare professionals responsible for managing persons with diabetes including: Medical and Surgical Specialists General Practitioners Medical and Health Officers Trainee Lecturers Pharmacists Nursing Practitioners Diabetes Educators Dieticians Medical Assistants The s/ Rounds will emphasise on up-to-date and the practical aspects in the prevention, early diagnosis and effective management of diabetes complications.

3 Organising Committee Patron YABhg. Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad Advisors Emeritus Professor Dato Khalid Abdul Kadir Professor Dato Anuar Zaini Md Zain Chairman Emeritus Professor Dato Mustaffa Embong Secretary Dato Dr. Nor Aini Abu Bakar Treasurer Ms. Rosmawati Yusoff Sub Committees Chairman of Scientific Committee Dr. G. R. Letchuman, MOH Sabah & Sarawak Representative Dr. William Voon Yu Huat Fund Raising & Exhibition Ms. Yasmin Rahimi Audiovisual Mr. Zamri Husin Programme Coordinator Ms. Nadiah Fackeer Mohamad Secretariat Dato Dr. Nor Aini Abu Bakar (Chairperson) Professor Siti Rabikhatun Mohd Zain Ms. Azizah Mohd Noor Mr. Mohd Shahfarul Mohd Najib Ms. Elizaberth Thong Foong Hing Ms. Rafidah Mohd Yasin Ms. Tan Soh Cheng Invited Chairmen/Speakers* International Faculty: 1. Emeritus Professor Augusto D. Litonjua, (Philippines) President of Philippine Center for Diabetes Education Foundation. 2. Emeritus Professor Clive S. Cockram, (Hong Kong) Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine & Therapeutics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong. 3. Emeritus Professor Thep Himathongkam, (Thailand) CEO of Theptarin Diabetes Centre, Theptarin Hospital. Local Faculty: 1. Emeritus Professor Dato Khalid Abdul Kadir, MUM 2. Emeritus Professor Dato Mustaffa Embong, HUSM 3. Emeritus Professor Datin Norella Kong, UKMMC 4. Professor Dato Anuar Zaini Md Zain, MUM 5. Professor Dato Mafauzy Mohamed, HUSM 6. Professor Dato Raymond Azman Ali, UKMMC 7. Professor Dato Wan Mohamad Wan Bebakar, HUSM 8. Professor Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman, CUCMS 9. Professor Rokiah Che Ismail, UMMC 10. Assoc. Professor Hanafiah Harunarashid, UKMMC 11. Assoc. Professor Imran Zainal Abidin, UMMC 12. Assoc. Professor Mae-Lynn Catherine Bastion, UKMMC 13. Assoc. Professor Mimiwati Zahari, UMMC 14. Assoc. Professor Norlaila Mustafa, UKMMC 15. Assoc. Professor Tajunisah Begam Mohamed Iqbal, UMMC 16. Datuk Dr. Tamil Selvan, DSH 17. Dato Dr. Azhari Rosman, IJN 18. Dato Dr. David Chew, IJN 19. Dato Dr. Zaki Morad Mohd Zaher, KPJ 4. Professor Stephen Twigg, (Australia) Professor of Medicine, Sydney Medical School, The University of Sydney. 5. Dato Dr. Arthur Tan Teow Hin, (Singapore) Cardiologist, Arthur Tan Heart Clinic. 6. Dr. Sunil V. Kari, (India) Founder of Sou. Mandakini Memorial Hospital, Diabetic Limb Salvage Centre 20. Dr. Azani Mohamed Daud, GIMC 21. Dr. Chua Chin Teong, SDHC 22. Dr. Goh Bak Leong, MOH 23. Dr. G. R. Letchuman, MOH 24. Dr. Harikrishna K. Ragavan Nair, MOH 25. Dr. Hew Fen Lee, SDMC 26. Dr. Lam Kai Huat, AH 27. Dr. Mohamed Badrulnizam Long Bidin, MOH 28. Dr. Mohd Iskandar Mohd Amin, PH 29. Dr. Nor Azizah Aziz, MOH 30. Dr. Nor Fariza Ngah, MOH 31. Dr. Norhayati Yahaya, MOH 32. Dr. Sunita Bavanandan, MOH 33. Dr. Vijay Ananda Paramasvaran, PH 34. Dr. Wan Mohd Izani Wan Mohamed, USM 35. Dr. Wong Ming, SMC 36. Dr. Zanariah Hussein, MOH 37. Mr. Mohammad Anwar Hau Abdullah, MOH 38. Mr. Yeap Ewe Juan, MOH *Subject to confirmation

4 s Outline* 17 May 2013 FRIDAY 18 May 2013 SATURDAY 19 May 2013 SUNDAY ( ) ( ) ( ) 1A 1B 3A 3B 5A 5B 1A (Foot) ( ) Coffee Break 1B (Others) 1C (Heart) 2A (Foot) ( ) Coffee Break 2B (Others) 2C (Heart) 3A (Foot) ( ) Coffee Break 3B (Others) 3C (Heart) 1A ( ) 1B Friday Prayers 2A ( ) ( ) 2B 6A 6B ( ) ( ) BREAK UP SESSIONS ( ) ( ) BREAK UP SESSIONS ( ) (Foot) (Others) (Heart) (Foot) (Others) (Heart) Rotation 1 1 Round 1 Rotation 5 Rotation 2 Rotation 6 2 Rotation 3 Rotation 7 Round Rotation 4 2 Rotation Round 3 Round 4 (1400) End of s/ Rounds ( ) Tea Break ( ) Tea Break ( ) Special Lecture 1 ( ) 2 ( ) Special Lecture 2 ( ) 4 Scientific Programme Brief* The scientific programme is presented under three tracks covering foot, heart and other diabetic complications. Participants are free to attend any of the concurrent sessions on any of the tracks. TRACK 1: FOOT COMPLICATIONS Current Trends in Diabetic Foot Management New Modalities in Management of Diabetic Foot Ulcer Diabetic Foot Health: Role of Primary Care Physicians *Subject to change

5 s Theme: Early Detection of Diabetic Foot and Complications Assessing Diabetic Neuropathy: Role of Primary Care Providers Diabetic Foot Ulcers: Danger Signs, Time to Refer Peripheral Vascular Diseases in Diabetics: Early Detection Theme: Diabetic Neuropathy Preventing Diabetic Neuropathy Based on Pathophysiology Treating Peripheral Diabetic Neuropathy: What is Effective? Diabetic Gastroparesis: Diagnosis and Treatment Theme: Diabetic Ulcers, Gangrene and Amputation Non Healing Diabetic Ulcer: Options in Treatment Amputation for Diabetic Foot: Types & Indications Preventing Diabetic Foot Ulcers: Simple Strategies for Primary Care TRACK 2: HEART COMPLICATIONS Cardiac Complications of Diabetes Strategies to Minimise Cardiovascular Disease in People with Diabetes Markers for Cardiovascular Complications: Current and Future s Theme: Heart Failure in Diabetics Diabetic Cardiomyopathy: Diagnosis & Significance Evaluation of a Diabetic with Heart Failure Drugs for Diabetics with Heart Failure Theme: Ischaemic Heart Disease and Diabetes Assessing CVD in Diabetics in General Practice: When & How Lipids Management of Patients with Diabetes: Approach & Targets Evidence-based Treatment of ACS in Diabetics TRACK 3: OTHER COMPLICATIONS Brain Complications of Diabetes: Implications to Healthcare Providers Prevention of Sight Loss in Diabetes: Experience from Around the World RAAS Blockage in Patients with Diabetic Nephropathy Skin Manifestations of Diabetes s Theme: Managing Diabetic Retinopathy Retinal Changes in DM (and HT) Early Diagnosis of Diabetic Retinopathy: What to Look for, When to Refer Options in Prevention and Treatment of Diabetic Retinopathy Theme: Blood Pressure in Patients with Diabetic CKD Why Patients with Diabetes have Hypertension? New Guidelines on BP Control in Patients with CKD and Hypertension: How Low? Antihypertensive Drugs for Diabetic CKD: Some Preferred, Others Avoided OTHER SESSIONS INCLUDE: SPECIAL (SPONSORED) PLENARY LECTURES LUNCH SYMPOSIUMS DEMOSTRATION (ROTATION) SLOTS GRAND ROUNDS CASE DISCUSSIONS

6 Registration & Fees Registration form is enclosed with this FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Completed form must be returned with the registration fee to the s/ Rounds Secretariat by mail or fax. Registration fee covers admission to all NADI s/ Rounds sessions, s/ Rounds materials, s/ Rounds lunches and tea/coffee breaks. The fees are as follows: International Delegates REGISTRATION Early Bird Before * Official endorsement from institution is required. Local Delegates (subsidised rates) Please register early to enjoy Early Bird discount for registration. Registration fee should be made payable to: National Diabetes Institute Accommodation After Delegate USD350 USD450 Paramedic / Allied Health USD300 USD400 Postgraduate Student* USD300 USD400 REGISTRATION Early Bird Before Special room rates have been arranged for the s/ Rounds participants from May 17 19, 2013 at the following hotels: Hotel Istana (s/ Rounds Venue) Prince Hotel & Residence Kuala Lumpur Millennium Hotel Kuala Lumpur Novotel Kuala Lumpur City Centre (Hotel Novotel) Radius International Hotel Kuala Lumpur Alpha Genesis Hotel Participants are advised to reserve their hotel accommodation early, DIRECTLY with the hotel of their choice. Please specify that you wish to book as a participant of the National Diabetes Institute Diabetes & Complications s/ Rounds in order to qualify for the special rates offered. Please refer to the accompanying leaflet for details. Disclaimer: The National Diabetes Institute or its agents are not to be held responsible for any change in the terms or conditions of the hotel accommodation. For further information and updates regarding the Diabetes & Complications s/ Rounds, please contact: The Secretariat (Attention: Ms. Rosmawati / Ms. Nadiah / Ms. Azizah) National Diabetes Institute (NADI) No. 1, Jalan SS 3/50, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, MALAYSia Tel: / Fax: or visit our website: enquiry@nadidiabetes.com.my About the National Diabetes Institute (NADI) After Delegate RM550 RM650 Paramedic / Allied Health RM500 RM600 Postgraduate Student* RM500 RM600 The National Diabetes Institute (NADI) of Malaysia is established to provide a dedicated and comprehensive service for diabetics, to prevent and control diabetes and its complications. NADI is a non profit organisation managed by a Board of Trustees comprising of representatives from the Malaysia Endocrine and Metabolic Society (MEMS), Malaysian Diabetes Association (PDM), Ministry of Health (MOH), Founding and Elected members with our former Prime Minister YABhg. Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad as Patron. The main objectives of NADI are: to be a National Diabetes Education Resource Centre for the country to create and maintain a National Diabetes Registry to establish and run a comprehensive health facility including a National Diabetes Hospital for the management of diabetes and its complications to coordinate and conduct research in diabetes and related conditions to be the national reference as well as the national coordinating centre for diabetes in Malaysia in respect to statistics, education, management, research, policy and planning on diabetes and associated diseases NADI Office: No. 1, Jalan SS 3/50, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, MALAYSIA Tel: / Fax: enquiry@nadidiabetes.com.my Website: