Programme
| INDUSTRY WORKSHOPS / SYMPOSIA | ||||
| 14:00-16:00 | Insulin Workshop | Hosted by Novo Nordisk | ||
| 17:00-18:00 | Industry sponsored symposium – | Hosted by MSD | ||
| 18:30-19:30 | Industry sponsored symposium – The Single pill of Perindopril, indapamide and amlodpine – a New Approach in the management of Hypertension |
Dr M Heradien | Hosted by Servier | |
| OPENING SESSION – Chairs: Prof B Mash & Prof O Omole | ||||
| 08:00-08:45 | Welcome and Introduction •Introduction •Welcome •Message from Dean of Health Sciences, University of Pretoria • Message from MEC of Health Gauteng (TBC) |
Prof I Govender, Convenor Prof B Mash, SAAFP President Prof T de Jager, Dean of Health Sciences, UP |
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| 08:45 – 09:00 | Commemoration of Health Care Professional Victims of COVID-19 | Prof Honey Mabuza | ||
| 09:00-09:45 | Plenary Session 1 Guest Speaker Covid 19 – COVID-19 in South Africa: The good, the Bad and the Complicated |
Prof Salim Abdool Karrim |
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| 09:45-10:30 | Plenary Session 2 State of COVID-19 vaccines in Africa |
Prof Shabhir Madhi |
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| 10:30-11:00 | Comfort Break | |||
| 11:00-13:00 | SESSION A.1: WORKSHOP Chair: Prof Richard Cooke |
SESSION B.1: SEMINARS Chair: Prof Ndimande |
SESSION C.1: CLINICAL PRACTICE UPDATE Chair: Prof Mergan Naidoo |
SESSION D.1: RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS Chair: Prof Gert Marinkowitz |
| 11:00-11:10 | Announcements | Announcements | ||
| 11:10-12:10 | A.1.1 A Taste of Motivational Interviewing Loren Jordaan & Dr Zelra Malan |
B.1.1 Prioritising “already-scarce” intensive care unit resources in the midst of COVID-19: a call for regional triage committees in South Africa Dr K Naidoo Ethics |
C.1.1 The management of chronic kidney disease in SA- The role of the family physician in a multidisciplinary team Prof Alain Assounga |
D.1.1 (Abstract no. 8) Community-orientated primary care: a scoping review of different models, and their effectiveness and feasibility in sub-Saharan Africa – Prof Bob Mash |
| D.1.2 (Abstract no. 31) Rural doctors’ lived experiences of clinical courage – Prof Ian Cooper | ||||
| D.1.3 (Abstract no. 46) Profile and obstetric outcome of teenage pregnancies compared to pregnant adults at a district hospital in KwaZulu-Natal – Dr S Rangiah | ||||
| D.1.4 (Abstract no. 52) Household factors associated with incomplete immunization of children under five years of age in the Ekurhuleni district – Dr Matjatji Choeu | ||||
| 12:10-13:10 | A.1.2 Reengineering examinations in the face of COVID-19: a stop gap measure or a long-term option Prof Vanessa Burch |
B.1.2 “Caring” in the context of COVID-19 Prof Bernhard Gaede |
C.1.2 Gender based violence in the district (TBC) |
D.1.5 (Abstract No. 57) Primary Care with Purpose: A Qualitative Study exploring the health Care Desires of Homeless Mothers in the City of Tshwane – Dr Masego Moema |
| D.1.6 (Abstract No. 60) Reasons given by non-emergency patients received at Jubilee District Hospital for bypassing their designated local clinics – Dr Tebogo Thaba | ||||
| D.1.7 (Abstract No. 65) Evaluation of the Quality of service delivery in private sector, primary care clinics in Kenya: A descriptive patient survey – Dr Gulnaz Mohamoud | ||||
| D.1.8 (Abstract No. 44) Teenager engagement in sexual activity – exploring practices and reasons for having sex – Dr Zakariya Badat | ||||
| 13:00-14:00 | Virtual Poster Presentations and Exhibitor Session | Lunch Break | ||
| AFTERNOON PLENARY SESSIONS – Chair: Prof Honey Mabuza | ||||
| 14:00-14:45 | Plenary Session 3 JC Coetzee Lecture Covid 19 Infection and Maternal Health |
Prof Priya Soma-Pillay |
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| 14:45-15:30 | Plenary Session 4 Covid 19 & PHC Professionals in Africa |
Dr Vincent Setlhare |
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| 15:30-15:45 | Comfort Break | |||
| 15:45-17:50 | SESSION A.2: WORKSHOPS Chair: Dr Martin Bac |
SESSION B.2: SEMINARS Chair: Dr K Hlabyago |
SESSION C.2: CLINICAL PRACTICE UPDATE Chair: Dr T Ras |
SESSION D.2: RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS Chair: Dr H Brits |
| 15:45-16:40 | A.2.1 The role of the family physician in palliative care in the Netherlands and some ethical dilemmas Dr Frans P.M.Baar (NL) Ethics |
B.2.1 Psychosocial and sexual care pathway in cancer patients in Africa* Dr Prithy Ramlachan |
C.2.1 Schizophrenia diagnoses and management in PHC Prof L Robertson |
D.2.1 (Abstract No. 9) The quality of feedback from outpatient departments at referral hospitals to the primary care providers in the Western Cape: A descriptive survey – Prof Bob Mash |
| D.2.2 (Abstract No. 19) Using poster presentation to assess large partnership publicly-funded primary healthcare facilities to optimise antibiotic prescribing in the Western Cape: an exploratory study – Prof Andrew Ross | ||||
| D.2.3 (Abstract No. 23) Knowledge and practices of seeking informed consent for medical examinations and procedures by health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo – Dr Doudou Nzaumvila | ||||
| D.2.4 (Abstract No. 47) The training of medical students in generalist medical practice and challenges encountered: students’ experiences in four South African medical schools – Prof Langalibalele Mabuza | ||||
| 16:55-17:50 | A.2.2 COVID-19: End of Life Decisions in the Emergency Unit Liesl Botha Ethics |
B.2.2 Diabetes in the Covid era Dr Fraser Pirie |
C.2.2 Responding to Substance use and Dependence in the District Mr Shaun Shelly |
D.2.5 (Abstract No. 55) Integrated longitudinal community clerkship: What is out there for the students? – Prof Olukayode Adeleke |
| D.2.6 ( Abstract No. 59) Setting up Multidisciplinary team meetings in the mental health unit of a district hospital in Tshwane – Dr Nabeela Mohamed | ||||
| D.2.7 (Abstract No. 66) Evaluation of the quality of communication in consultations by general practitioners in Primary care settings. Nairobi, Kenya: Descriptive observational cross-sectional study – Dr Gulnaz Mohamoud |
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| D.2.8 (Abstract No. 21) Perceptions of postgraduate Family Medicine supervision at decentralised training sites from a South African university– Dr Neetha Joe Erumeda | ||||
| 18:00-19:00 | Industry sponsored symposium – “GLP1 – obesity, speaker TBC” Hosted by Novo Nordisk |
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| 19:30-20:30 | Industry sponsored symposium – ”Out of the Blue: Acquired Haemophilia strike without warning” (Dr Mohammed Karodia) Hosted by Novo Nordisk |
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| 07:30-08:15 | Industry Sponsored Symposium – First Injectable Therapy in Type 2 Diabetes (Dr Aslam Amod) Hosted by Lilly |
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| MORNING PLENARY SESSIONS | ||||
| 08:30-08:40 | Welcome and Introduction Announcements |
Prof Shabir Moosa | ||
| 08:40-09:30 | Plenary Session 5 KM Seedat Lecture: The family practitioner response globally to Covid 19 |
Prof Amanda Howe |
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| 09:30-10:20 | Plenary Session 6 Colliding claims: equity and human rights in pandemic times |
Prof Laurel Baldwin-Ragavan | ||
| 10:20-10:50 | COMFORT BREAK | |||
| 10:50-13:00 | SESSION A.3: WORKSHOPS Chair: Prof Yogeswaran |
SESSION B.3: SEMINARS Chair: Prof Jannie Hugo |
SESSION C.3: CLINICAL PRACTICE UPDATE Chair: Dr S Rangiah |
SESSION D.3: RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS Chair: Prof Tumbo |
| 10:50-11:00 | Announcements & entry into sessions | |||
| 11:00-13:00 | A.3.1 Normal labour PPH Partogram Dr Valerie Vannevel |
B.3.1 Train the Clinical Trainer Prof H Brits |
C.3.1 COVID-19 management pitfalls and challenges at primary health care settings Dr P Kaswa |
D.3.1 (Abstract No. 10) Preparedness level of front-line healthcare professionals in Tshwane regarding the COVID-19 pandemic – Dr Tombo Bongongo |
| D.3.2 (Abstract No. 15) Evaluation of patient characteristics, management and outcomes for COVID-19 at district hospitals in the Western Cape, South Africa: descriptive observational study. – Dr Mellisa Vollenhoven | ||||
| A.3.2 CTG interpretation Shock after miscarriage Dr Tsakane Hlongwane |
B.3.2 Palliative care from home to tertiary hospital? Rene Krause Ethics |
C.3.2 The science behind resuscitation and 2020 AHA guidelines revisited – Dr Steven C. Brooks & Lynette Thomas |
D.3.3 (Abstract No. 41) The General Practitioner – the opportunity of the Covid19 pandemic to boost their crucial role – Dr Brian Ruff | |
| D.3.4 (Abstract No. 43) Describing the use of tramadol as management for acute opioid withdrawal during the COVID-19 lockdown in a peri-urban setting in Tshwane, South Africa – Dr Urvisha Bhoora | ||||
| B.3.3 Patient case study illustrating ethical issues Dr Shannon Odell |
D.3.5 (Abstract No. 45) Harm reduction in an emergency response to homelessness during South Africa’s COVID-19 lockdown – Dr Jan Heese | |||
| D.3.6 (Abstract No. 51) Measuring the impact of reduced in-facility service availability in primary care facilities on patients with type2 diabetes mellitus during the COVID-19 pandemic in Cape Town: did home delivery of medication help? – Dr Neal David | ||||
| D.3.7 (Abstract No. 73) Implementation of GREAT4Diabetes voice messages in WhatsApp to educate and empower patients with type 2 diabetes during the COVID-19 Pandemic, South Africa – Dr Darcelle Schouw | ||||
| D.3.8 (Abstract No. 79) Health service delivery in homeless city shelters during the first three months of Covid-19 lockdown in Tshwane, South Africa – Dr Edith Madela-Mtla | ||||
| 13:00-13:55 | Virtual Poster Presentations & Exhibitor Session | Lunch Break | ||
| AFTERNOON PLENARY SESSIONS – Chair Prof Bernard Gaede | ||||
| 13:55-14:00 | Announcements | |||
| 14:00-14:45 | Plenary Session 7 Covid 19 and HIV |
Prof Theresa Rossouw |
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| 14:45-15:30 | Plenary Session 8 Covid 19 and Children |
Prof Robin Green |
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| 15:30-15:45 | Comfort Break | |||
| 15:45-17:50 | SESSION A.4: WORKSHOPS Chair: Prof R Cooke |
SESSION B.4: SEMINARS Chair: Prof Derek Hellenberg |
SESSION C.4: CLINICAL PRACTICE UPDATE Chair: Prof Andrew Ross |
SESSION D.4: RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS Chair: Prof Ozo Ibeziako |
| A.4.1 Treatment and prevention of stress and burnout among clinicians Janine Kirby & Prof Hoffie Conradie |
B.4.1 My personal experience Covid 19 Prof Mergan Naidoo & Dr Marthinus Heystek |
C.4.1 Approach and management of Autism spectrum disorders in the PHC setting. Dr MIH Khan |
D.4.1 (Abstract No. 17) Traumatic experience of immigrants and how the migration process and losses they experience results into stressful psychological acculturation and behaviour change – Mr Rowan Madzamba | |
| D.4.2 (Abstract No. 29) Prevalence and associated factors of intimate partner violence amongst women attending prevention of mother to child transmission services in Blantyre, Malawi – Dr Genesis Chorwe-Sungai | ||||
| D.4.3 (Abstract No. 35) Diabetes in the Cape Town Metropole – a secondary analysis of the diabetes cascade database 2015 – 2020 – Dr Megan Boake | ||||
| D.4.4 (Abstract No. 50) Review of parasuicide cases in a South African district hospital, from 2013 to 2018. – Dr Tombo Bongongo | ||||
| B.4.2 Thromboembolic diseases and Covid 19 Prof Naresh Ranjith |
4.3.2 Mental Health – during the COVID 19 pandemic and lock down Dr HV Mamorobela |
D.4.5 (Abstract No. 53) Outcomes and Novel Insights from Treating Drug Resistant Tuberculosis at two rural District Hospitals, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa – Dr John D Lotz | ||
| D.4.6 (Abstract No. 54) Making children happier in the ward: Quality improvement approach – Prof Olukayode Adeleke | ||||
| D.4.7 (Abstract No. 62) Patient Alcohol Consumption and Knowledge of Safe Alcohol use at Dr. George Mukhari Academic Hospital, Pretoria – Dr Kamelia Nashed | ||||
| D.4.8 (Abstract No. 64) Trauma patients at the Helderberg District Hospital emergency centre, South Africa: A descriptive study – Dr Trevor Marle | ||||
| 17:30-18:00 | SAAFP Awards and Vote of Thanks – Edith Madela-Mntla / Indiran Govender | |||
Please note that this a provisional programme, that is subject to changes and updates. Once the final programme has been finalized, it wil be shared accordingly