Agenda Hari II APCDEM

THE 11TH ASIA PACIFIC CONFERENCE ON EMERGENCY AND DISASTER MEDICINE

Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel – Kuta – Bali, INDONESIA

Thursday, 27 September 2012

Time

Description

07.00-08.00

Registration

Plenary lecture

Chairperson: Marvin Birnbaum (USA) / I Nyoman Kandun (INA)

08.00 – 08.25

PL 1. Huge Tsunami Disaster – How the Japan DMAT Stood Against.

Yasuhiro Otomo (JAPAN)

08.25 – 08.50

PL 1A. Fukushima Nuclear Accident

Kazuhiko Maekawa (JAPAN)

08.50 – 09.15

PL 1B. Health Effects in the Fukushima Nuclear Reactor Accident

Makoto Akashi (JAPAN)

09.15 – 9.40

PL. 2 Development in Disaster Nursing

Paul Arbon (AUS)

09.40 – 09.55

Coffee Break (POSTER SESSION)

09.55 – 10.20

PL 3. Lesson Learned Pandemic (Influenza Pandemic)

Masato Tashiro (JAPAN)

10.20 – 10.45

PL 4. Mass Casualties Incident Management in Relation to Infectious Diseases Outbreak

Dato Abu Hassan (MAL)

10.45 – 11.10

PL 5. Role of Social Media in Disaster

Toshizumi Ohta (JAPAN)

11.10 – 11.35

PL.6. Hospital Preparednes Disaster Program

(MOH)

11.35 – 12.00

PL 7. Medical Disaster Team Financing

Laksono Trisnantoro (INA)

12.00 – 13.15

Lunch break

KHARISMA ROOM

RAMA ROOM

SHINTA ROOM

13.15 – 14.45

Track Session 7 :

LESSON LEARNED FROM PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE OF MAN MADE AND COMPLEX DISASTER

Track Session 8 :

NURSING CARE, COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION & TRAINING

Track Session 9 :

OUTBREAK & PANDEMIC

Chairperson: Laksono Trisnantoro (INA) / Tri Wahyu Murni (INA)

Chairperson: Idrus Paturusy (NA) / Ahmad Farid (INA)

Chairperson: Masato Tashiro (JAPAN) / I Nyoman Kandun (INA)

Airport Emergency Plan-What Works , What doesn’t

Voluntary Management on Disaster Area

New Emerging Disease Preparedness

Puneet Seth (SIN)

(Nuralim Mallapassy – Ina)

Malik Peiris (HK)

Mass Casualty Incident Management for Industrial Area and Incident Command System

Incident and Its Management

Multi Sectoral pandemic Disaster Preparedness : The Whole- of – Society Approach

Australian Defence Force Working with Government   – Emergency Disaster Medicine Aspects

Liz Rushbrook (AUS)

Discussion

Discussion

Track Session 11 (free paper)

PREPAREDNESS & NURSING CARE

Track Session 12 (free paper)

HEALTH CARE

Chairperson: MZ Arifin (INA) / Nuralim Malapassy (INA)

Chairperson: Jacob Schaffer (USA) / I Nyoman Kandun (INA)

A favorable case of international medical cooperation between NGOs after the middle Java earthquake, 2006

Takashi Ukai (JAPAN)

Interruption of medication among displaced patients with chronic conditions led by ‘The Great East Japan Earthquake’ – Junko Okumura (JAPAN)

The response to changing medication needs from the acute phase to the sub-acute phase – Kensuke Suzuki (JAPAN)

Discussion

Mainstreaming Disaster Risk ReductionThrough Community Training – Prem Kumar Mahant (INDIA)

The impact of disasters on non-communicable diseases – Benjamin J Ryan (AUS)

15.00 – 15.15

Track Session 10 (free paper)              

MAN MADE DISASTER

Disaster-relief trainings to achieve the coordination of rescue and ambulance and medical teams – Tomoko Yamashita (JAPAN)

Involvement for Injury Limbs at the Post-Acute phase after the Earthquake Disaster in Central Java – Masao Tomioka (JAPAN)

Chairperson: Hendro Wartatmo (INA) / Agung Budi Setiono (INA)

15.15 – 15.30

An Disaster Medical Assistance Team (DMAT) experience after Yeon-Pyeong island artillery bombardment incident – Jinseong Cho (KOREA)

Nurses perception of comprehensive emergency preparedness (CEP) education: A simple survey – Steven HC Lim (SIN)

Adopting mass burials as a model of managing dead in mass disasters – Reappraisal of post Asian Tsunami experience – Clifford P Perera (SRILANKA)

15.30 – 15.45

Road Safety in Egypt; Experience of Egyptian Ambulance Organization (EAO) in reducing mortality of road traffic Injuries – Mohamed A Sultan (EGYPT)

Comparison Of Disaster Preparedness Implementation for Nurses between Yogyakarta, Indonesia and Kobe, Japan – Syahirul Alim (INA)

Predictors of Death among Critically Ill Patients in Emergency Department: A National Referral Center Experience – Rahardja Cindy, Claudia Luanesti (INA)

15.45 – 16.00

Building a Temporal Clinic after 311: A case of Iwate Prefectural Ohtsuchi Hospital – Keji Nakata (JAPAN)

Disaster Prevention Activities of Universities, Hospitals and Regions Observed in the Simultaneous Emergency Drills Implemented by the University of Tokyo Hospital – Through the Involvement of Students – Naoki Furumoto (JAPAN)

The relationship between PTSD and lifestyle-related diseases – Satoko Mitani (JAPAN)

16.00 – 16.15

Effectiveness of Australian Civil-Military Coordinated Responses to the Pakistan Floods 2010 -11 – Philippa J Nicholson (AUS)

Holding disaster education seminars in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic – Masamune Kuno (JAPAN)

Organizational Analysis of UGM Disaster Emergency Unit in Health Services on Disaster – Chreisye Mandagi (INA)

16.15 – 16.30

Significance of volunteers’ data in a confused areas hit by big disasters – Daisaku Urabe (JAPAN)

Effectiveness of prehospital medical care with a doctor car in a metropolitan area in Tokyo – Yutaka Igarashi (JAPAN)

The Effectiveness of Health Care Coordination on Refugees in Maguwoharjo Evacuation Pos During Emergency Response to The Mount Merapi in Special Region Province pf Yogyakarta Year 2010 – Enik Listyaningsih

16.30 – 16.45

What our hospital learnt from catastrophe of 3.11 – Kazumi Yano (JAPAN)

Human impact and financial loss of floods in Southeast Asia, 2007- 2011 – Isidore Koffi Kouadio (MAL)

Management of Health Logistic Donation During Emergency Response Period of Volcanic Eruption Disaster at Disaster Response System Faculty of Medicine Gadjah Mada University – Hadi Sukanto (INA)

16.45 – 17.00

T.b.a

Competencies Required by Nurses in handling The Disaster – Amelia (INA)

Community Behaviour Model To Response Disaster in Indonesia – Gita Tarigan (INA)