HOT NORTH BROOME WORKSHOP: TUESDAY 18TH AND WEDNESDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER 2018

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3 HOT NORTH BROOME WORKSHOP: TUESDAY 18TH AND WEDNESDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER 2018 THE HALL, UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME, 88 GUY STREET, BROOME WA 6725 DAY ONE TUESDAY 18TH SEPTEMBER Start End Session Presenter Registration HOT NORTH Team Welcome To Country - Yarning Circle Yawuru Traditional Custodian RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS IN THE NORTH Chair: Rob McPhee, Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services HOT NORTH update Professor Bart Currie, Menzies School of Health Research & Royal Darwin Hospital Latest updates from the Kimberley Rural Health Alliance & Nulungu Research Institute, University of Notre Dame (UNDA), Broome campus Professor Juli Coffin, The University of Notre Dame CRCNA - How to capitalise on the opportunity Catherine Marriott, CRC for Developing Northern Australia (CRCNA) Kimberley Aboriginal Health Research Alliance (KAHRA) Rob McPhee, Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services Discussion Morning Tea KIMBERLEY RESEARCH PROCESSES AND PLANNING Chair: Professor Jonathan Carapetis, Telethon Kids Institute Kimberley Aboriginal Health Planning Forum Research Subcommittee: A ten year reflection Professor David Atkinson, The University of Western Australia; Emma Carlin, The University of Western Australia & Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services HEALTH SERVICE PERSPECTIVE ON RESEARCH Chair: Professor Jonathan Carapetis, Telethon Kids Institute Wellness Support Pathway Katherine Hospital Dr Simon Quilty, Katherine Hospital What benefits do organisations gain from being part of the research process - Roundtable Discussion Chair: Dr Kerr Wright, Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES ON HEALTH & WELLBEING Chair: Heather D'Antoine, Menzies School of Health Research Asserting the wellness in culture Professor Victoria Hovane, Australian National University Cultural Security Framework Professor Juli Coffin, The University of Notre Dame Cultural Security Framework application in research - Panel session Chair: Professor Juli Coffin, The University of Notre Dame Lunch LUNG HEALTH Chair: Dr Asha Bowen, Telethon Kids Institute Challenges in pneumonia prevention in PNG Associate Professor Christopher Blyth, University of Western Australia & Westfarmers Centre for Vaccines and Infectious Diseases Prevalence of chronic wet cough in Aboriginal children in the Kimberley Pam D'Sylva, Telethon Kids Institute & Perth Children's Hospital Bronchiectasis in the Kimberley and Pilbara Dr André Schultz, Telethon Kids Institute & Perth Children's Hospital Melioidosis in northern Australia Professor Bart Currie, Menzies School of Health Research & Royal Darwin Hospital Afternoon Tea & Discussion DIABETES & RENAL HEALTH Chair: Dr Simon Quilty, Katherine Hospital Renal transplants in the Kimberley Dr Emma Griffiths, Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services Aboriginal women s experiences of diabetes in pregnancy Sian Graham, Menzies School of Health Research Kimberley Investigation & Description of type 2 Diabetes of Young onset (KIDDY) project outline and update on findings to date Supporting the prevention of type 2 diabetes through lifestyle modification: Insights from the development of a diabetes prevention program for young Aboriginal people in Derby Dr Sally Singleton, The University of Western Australia Kimberley Seear, University of Western Australia Working together to address the burden of diabetes in Indigenous young people Dr Aveni Haynes, Telethon Kids Institute Preventing diabetes and healthy lifestyles - Panel session Chair: Dr Sally Singleton, The University of Western Australia 1700 Close of day 1

4 HOT NORTH BROOME WORKSHOP: TUESDAY 18TH AND WEDNESDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER 2018 THE HALL, UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME, 88 GUY STREET, BROOME WA 6725 DAY TWO WEDNESDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER Start End Session Presenter Registration HOT NORTH Team ACUTE RHEUMATIC FEVER (ARF) & RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE (RHD) Chair: Dr Lydia Scott, WA Country Health Service Latest research - National RHD programs Professor Jonathan Carapetis, Telethon Kids Institute Lived experience of RHD Emma Haynes, Telethon Kids Institute & The University of Western Australia; Minitja Marawili, Yilpara Community RHDA an update on resources available old and new Professor Bart Currie, Menzies School of Health Research & Royal Darwin Hospital The missing piece for ARF primary prevention: new studies on the horizon Dr Dylan Barth, Telethon Kids Institute Discussion Morning Tea SKIN HEALTH Chair: Professor Jonathan Carapetis, Telethon Kids Institute Taking the mystery out of the history of Leprosariums Heather D'Antoine, Menzies School of Health Research The Leprosy story in the Kimberley Region Dr Lydia Scott, WA Country Health Service SToP trial update - National skin guideline Dr Asha Bowen, Telethon Kids Institute Situational Analysis Frieda McLoughlin, Telethon Kids Institute Environmental health activities & updates Rahaney Poelina & Tehani Mahony, Nirrumbuk Environmental Health & Services One Disease - Why crusted scabies our approach building on skin health work in WA Michelle Dowden, One Disease Sarcoptes and Cane Toads - should we build a wall? Dr Simon Quilty, Katherine Hospital "Can we really eliminate scabies?" - Roundtable Discussion Chair: Dr Asha Bowen, Telethon Kids Institute Lunch ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE Chair: Professor Chris Blyth, Telethon Kids Institute A big, global and national worry Professor Bart Currie, Menzies School of Health Research & Royal Darwin Hospital Mapping superbugs across northern Australia Dr Teresa Woźniak, Menzies School of Health Research Monitoring AMR in skin bacteria in the Kimberley Dr Tim Barnett, Telethon Kids Institute Antimicrobial stewardship audit- the KAMS experience Dr Kerr Wright, Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services The rise and rise of CA-MRSA Discussion Simone Tempone, WA Health, Government of Western Australia & Dr Asha Bowen, Telethon Kids Institute Afternoon tea MENTAL HEALTH Chair: Heather D'Antoine, Menzies School of Health Research Hearing our story: Translating knowledge for change Community driven healing through music in Wangkatjungka Discussion involving all mental health presenters / chair Dr Michael Wright, Curtain University; Telethon Kids Institute; and University of Western Australia Dr Petra Skeffington, Murdoch University & Olive Knight, Wangkatjungka Aboriginal Community CLOSING DISCUSSION Future directions of HOT NORTH - wrap up Panel + Audience 1700 Close of workshop Chair: Professor Bart Currie, Menzies School of Health Research & Royal Darwin Hospital

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