Daryl Jones, intensive care specialist, Austin Health and Associate Professor, Monash University

• Challenges for recognising and responding to patient deterioration (2.52MB, PDF)

Presentations from five DHBs on their work to implement improvements to their recognition and response systems

Jen Hassloch, quality improvement advisor, Nelson Marlborough DHB

• Catching people early (2.94MB, PDF)

Laurence Walker, intensive care specialist, and Luke Flynn, charge nurse Patient at Risk service, Auckland DHB

• Governance, development and delivery (1.24MB, PDF)

Jan Dewar, nurse director medicine, surgery and emergency, MidCentral DHB

• Getting it right: one ward's journey (1.9MB, PDF)

Emma Jordan, nurse educator, and Jonathan Albrett, intensive care specialist, Taranaki DHB

• Patient deterioration (870KB, PDF)

Sarah Imray, clinical nurse specialist PAR service, Capital & Coast DHB

• One small step for CCDHB, one giant leap for patient safety (2.1MB, PDF)

Presentations from three lead sites on their work to co-design patient, family and whānau escalation processes

Nadeane Spriggs, clinical nurse educator, and Kim MacFarlane, team leader, Southern Cross Christchurch

• Kōrero Mai at Southern Cross Christchurch (1.48MB)

Olivia Anstis, innovation and improvement manager, Waitemata DHB

• Kōrero Mai at Waitemata DHB (3.51MB, PDF)

Graeme Webb, quality coordinator child health, Canterbury DHB

• Kōrero Mai at Canterbury DHB (2.1MB, PDF)

Skills development for recognition and response systems
Concurrent sessions offering practical learning

Carl Horsley, intensive care consultant, Counties Manukau Health

• Resilience: it's not you, it's the system (5.9MB, PDF)

Gary Tonkin, senior portfolio manager, Health Quality & Safety Commission

• Next steps for the patient deterioration programme (1.7MB, PDF)

Day two

Daryl Jones

• State of the nation in Australian rapid response systems (1.3MB, PDF)

Tricia Keelan, general manager; Graham Cameron, pou tikanga; Marama Tauranga, nurse leader; Kaywyn McKenzie, regional Māori health clinical operations manager and good to be great navigator; Marie Tata, health navigator; and Arona Smith, te pou taahu team leader – Bay of Plenty DHB Māori Health Gains and Development

• Māori perspective of patient deterioration (1.3MB, PDF)

Alex Psirides

• State of the nation in Aotearoa New Zealand's RRS and PD programme (6MB, PDF)\

Ruth Large, clinical director, Waikato DHB

• Challenges for recognising and responding to patient deterioration in a rural setting (2.5MB, PDF)

David Tripp, clinical leader, Capital & Coast DHB

• A fair deal for the deteriorating elderly patient (1.2MB, PDF)

Dayle Keown, house surgeon, Nelson Marlborough DHB

• Does the content of a form make a difference to resuscitation conversations? (1.3MB, PDF)

Philip Daniel, advanced training registrar in palliative and general medicine, Capital & Coast DHB

• MET members' perceptions of palliative care within MET calls (1.4MB, PDF)

Ben Barry, intensive care specialist, Capital & Coast DHB

• Choosing wisely when patients deteriorate (2.1MB, PDF)

John Hewitt, nurse specialist, Canterbury DHB John Hewitt, nurse specialist, Canterbury DHB

• Torturing large datasets (1.4MB, PDF)

Daryl Jones

• Identifying dying people using data (705KB, PDF)

Emma Merry, palliative medicine specialist, Hawke's Bay DHB

• Goals of care and treatment: missed opportunities (685KB, PDF)

Paul Huggan, infectious disease and acute medicine specialist, Waikato DHB

• Sepsis kills – you can count on it (1.35MB, PDF)