Wednesday, 4th October ANZOS-OSSANZ-AOCO Joint Annual Scientific Meeting 2017

One in four children in NSW are above a healthy weight and 80% of these children will be above a healthy weight as adults, however there’s a lot health professionals can do now to help children and families.

This session will provide health professionals with practical tools and resources to help accurately identify a children’s weight status, raising the issue in a variety of settings, manage and refer to programs and other clinicians in your local area.

The focus will be increasing your skills and confidence in sensitively raising the issue of healthy weight with families, the language to use and trying a variety of approaches to engage families.

Further information and resources can be found at the Healthy Kids for Professionals website pro.healthykids.nsw.gov.au.

Resources briefly covered and available on the website include:
• understand the health and social impacts of children above a healthy weight
• accurately assess a child’s weight status and identify children above a healthy weight
• sensitively discuss the issue of weight status with their families
• communicate key lifestyle messages sensitively to parents
• provide children and families with resources and practical support to make positive lifestyle changes
• refer children and families in your area to specialist services and programs.

This breakfast symposium is hosted by NSW Health

Speaker: Michael Talbot

• Beyond restriction and malabsorption.  Identifying the molecular mechanisms for bariatric surgeries on obesity and diabetes - Randy Seeley

• Obesity prevention technologies - Fabio Gomes
• Personalised Medicine for obesity – possible or pipe-dream? - Samantha Hocking
• Skeletal muscle secretory proteins: a link between regular physical activity and reduced disease risk in obesity? - Mark Febbraio
• Developments in metabolic surgery : now and future - Francesco Rubino
• Advances in surgical technologies: endoscopic horizons - Michael Talbot

30 minute Q&A discussion

• Impaired of inflammatory cell recruitment was one of the key factors for attenuating muscle regeneration in obese mice fed with high-fructose diet - Yen-Hui Chiu
• The effects of prolonged sitting on vascular inflammatory mechanisms: implications for leukocyte adhesion and atherogenesis - Megan S Grace
• Phenotypic characterization of Agouti related peptide (AgRP) neurons knock out mouse for the Carnitine palmitoyl transferase 1a (CPT1a). - Mathieu Méquinion
• Variety and cue-potentiated feeding - Michael D Kendig
• Acute effects of morning and afternoon exercise on postprandial blood glucose regulation in overweight young adults with a family history of type 2 diabetes - Samuel K Pinto
• Is school community perception of weight status a barrier for addressing childhood obesity? A case study - Jennifer Marks
• Are supermarket foods promoted to children healthy? - Jane Martin
• Banded Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy – Two year results.   - Harsha Chandraratna
• Sydney Bariatric Clinic Experience - Laparoscopic single-stage revision from adjustable gastric banding to sleeve gastrectomy and one anastomosis gastric bypass - Carolyn Jameson
• Review of patients requiring iron infusions during a two year period (Jan 2013 – Dec 2014) in an Australian surgical centre. - Libby McBride
• Early responders to liraglutide 3.0 mg as adjunct to diet and exercise from the SCALE Maintenance trial - Mark Lutherborrow
• A qualitative insight on nutrition and lifestyle behaviour among Malaysian adults with metabolic syndrome - Muhammad Daniel Azlan Mr Mahadir
• Initial Australian experience with endoscopic suturing for gastrojejunal outlet dilatation as a treatment for weight regain after roux-en-y gastric bypass - Joshua Satchwell
• Factors that define people who have successfully self-managed weight loss  - Tim Gill

• Modern understandings on mechanisms of surgery : mechanical or physiological? - Francesco Rubino
• Optomising surgical outcomes - Kelvin Higa
• What do we know about long term outcomes & emerging complications - John Dixon
• Patterns of surgery in Australia & the single anastomoses gastric bypass in Australia: Are we there yet? - David Martin
• Bariatric Surgery in Asia Pacific - Shock & awe - Simon Wong
• Evidence for an interdisciplinary team - Linda Tapsell
• The modern metabolic clinic - interdisciplinary/multistage - Carel Le Roux
• Public bariatric surgery: Is a national framework possible? - summit outcomes - Ahmad Aly

• Measurement in community settings - Steve Allender
• Understanding the limitations of dietary assessment methods and how they impact on reported dietary intake - Gilly Hendrie
• How and why we need to measure sugar in our diet - Tim Gill
• Mini Movers: a randomised controlled trial to reduce sedentary behaviour in 2- to 4-year-old children - Katherine L Downing
• The cost of obesity and diabetes in Australia - Crystal MY Lee

• Brown fat, more diet and lifestyle? - Jenny Gunton
• Metabolic flexibility drives energy expenditure - Steven Smith
• The obesity phenome - Dorit Samocha-Bonet
• Vitamin D supplementation has no effect on insulin sensitivity or secretion in vitamin D-deficient, overweight or obese adults: a randomized placebo-controlled trial. - Barbora de Courten
• Is bariatric surgery safe and effective for patients with super obesity? - Tania Markovic

Co-chair: Gudrun Schober

• The myth of GLP-1 as a gut hormone: Implications for GLP-1-based therapies - Randy Seeley
• Using human tissue to understand the relevance of the gut endocrine system in obesity - Damien Keating
• The geometric framework for nutrition as a tool for precision medicine - Stephen Simpson
• Shifting light cycles abrogates circadian rhythmicity of gastric vagal afferent satiety signalling. - Amanda Page

• Association of mTOR genetic variants with anthropometric traits in postmenopausal Chinese with type 2 diabetes: the Hong Kong Diabetes Registry - Lee Ling Lim
• Secreted frizzled-related protein 5 restores Wnt5a-induced impairment of vasorelaxation and might act as a compensatory factor against atherosclerosis in patients with metabolic dysfunction. - Yu Mi Kang
• Modifiable risk factors in the first 1000 days for subsequent risk of childhood overweight in an Asian cohort - Izzuddin M Aris
• NFIA controls the brown fat gene program by co-localizing with pparγ at cell-type-specific enhancers - Yuta Hiraike
• Obesity and physical activity linked to hepatocellular carcinoma mortality in individuals with or without diabetes mellitus - Chien-Hsieh Chiang
• Effects of intermittent fasting, with and without calorie restriction, on human metabolic health  - Amy Hutchison

• The surgical treatment of diabetes - Francesco Rubino

• Childhood obesity prevention – a whole-of-community systems approach - Kristy Bolton
• Adolescent obesity – Concept, challenges and interim outcomes of the Danny’s place program - Jane Collins
• Patterns of discretionary food intake among adults with and without obesity: a study protocol - Mackenzie Fong
• #waterwiththat: Consumer led action to improve drink offerings in children's meals. - Alice Pryor
• Public support for government regulatory interventions for overweight and obesity in Australia - Emma Sainsbury
• Rurality and family structure in Whānau Pakari: a multidisciplinary obesity intervention programme for children and adolescents - Cervantee Wild
• Exploring patients’ perspectives on obesity management while awaiting obesity clinic reviews - Sze Mei Yong
• Myostatin and brown adipose tissue among young asian males - Chin Meng KHOO
• The Effect of UCP2 Gene Variation on Leptin Sensitivity and Lipid Profile in Indonesian Adults - Harry Freitag Luglio
• Laparoscopic Mini-gastric bypass – an early Australia experience - Lucy Guazzo
• Bile Reflux after One-Anastomosis Gastric Bypass - Eugenia C Ip
• Trends of proton pump therapy use post laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy  - Sukaina Jaffar
• Assessment of dysphagia and impact on weight outcomes post-surgery - Sukaina Jaffar
• Influence of depression scores on weight loss post Sleeve Gastrectomy - Sukaina Jaffar
• Surgical management and long-term follow up of oesophageal perforations   - Sukaina Jaffar
• Single anastomosis bypass: One year results from 100 consecutive patients - Joshua Salim
• Use of fixed rings with RYGB after gastric banding. Who benefits? - Adam Skidmore
• The effect of nut consumption on markers of inflammation and endothelial function: a systematic review and meta-analysis - Linda C Tapsell
• The Nepean blue mountains lifespan family obesity service: A novel model of multidisciplinary care spanning from pre-conception to early pregnancy through childhood and adolescence into adulthood for individuals and families with severe obesity. - Kathryn H Williams

"Obesity- where do we go beyond lifestyle?"

Speakers:

Professor Carel Le Roux 
Professor Steve Smith 
Associate Professor Gary Leong
Professor John Dixon

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